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Chris Jones

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I got this nice 4 foot grader blade that not only angles but tilts and looks factory built. The previous owner had rigged it to fit a Sears Suburban. The shinny spots you see are where I cut that junky contraption off. My question is what is this intended to fit? It has 2 clevis hitch points. I've never seen a tractor that required 2.
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Maybe they were only using one at a time That would offset the blade farther out for like doing driveways like a grader blade with a single Brindly style hitch.
 
I'm thinking there is more to it than that. I'm quite familiar with Brindly as that is the system used by my Wheel Horse. However this has two hitch places and neither of them are as wide as I'd expect to see. Normally they are wider to better control side load on the hitch when for instance only one end of the blade is cutting into the ground. I'm kinda wonder if some garden tractor out there maybe with a bit more power than typical used a two pin setup like this which would provide a nice sturdy attachment.
 
That's plausible but with this setup you'd always have it either right or left and not be able to choose a center position. And a center position should be satisfactory for a garden tractor as most are only 3 foot wide so a 4 foot blade even angled would clear the tires fine. But this idea is plausible.
 
I didn't think so when I first saw your post but maybe it is made to attach to a rear tool bar on a tractor. I'm not really sure what the G had for one. I still think this blade is too light for that size tractor but...
 
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