Ford Back Blade?

thirdrock · Mar 16, 2022

Hey guys. This is sitting on a property I just purchased. Any value or just add it to the scrap pile? Thanks

kcm.MN · Mar 16, 2022

Thanks to nefarious people, new members normally have to make several posts before being able to post photos.

Click on this link and make a post asking Admin to allow pics. They can make allowances.

https://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/viewforum.php?f=35&sid=63d78af941d14b8411412ee758378373

thirdrock · Mar 16, 2022

Thanks, that worked! Photo attached.

Fritz Maurer · Mar 16, 2022

Why scrap it? If its not something you want, for just
a little bit of effort you could get $100 for it instead
of $10. If its not all bent to Shiite, that is

thirdrock · Mar 16, 2022

Im not a tractor guy but the previous owner of the property left behind a bunch of tractor parts & one tractor thats semi assembled. Ill post some more pics. Let me know if its worth cleaning up, thanks!

Steve in IL · Mar 16, 2022

Maybe Ford made some implements that I'm not aware of, but that looks like the 3 point frame from a Ford dirt scoop, attached to some sort of grader blade. Perhaps homemade? If so, likely not worth
more than scrap value.

thirdrock · Mar 16, 2022

Thanks for the info

ttown chuck · Mar 16, 2022

Billy NY · Mar 16, 2022

Ford Implements, usually no matter who the manufacturer was, were usually pretty good quality, I've got an 8' landscape rake
that is built with good quality. That is a rear scoop or looks to be, worth more than scrap unless totally trashed.

Jim.ME · Mar 16, 2022

What does the tag on it say? Or post a picture of the tag that can be read.

super99 · Mar 16, 2022

To start with, drag it out in the open and clean the dirt off of it so we can see just what
you have to work with. Rear blades are always handy.

SVcummins · Mar 17, 2022

That thing never came from fords loins

thirdrock · Mar 18, 2022

Heres some more photos.

This post was edited by thirdrock on 03/18/2022 at 02:45 pm.

Rag-packer · Mar 18, 2022

If it was mine It would go to scrap.Not much left to work with.

thirdrock · Mar 19, 2022

Gotcha thanks!

DoubleO7 · Mar 22, 2022

Looks like a cobbled up attempt at a garden raised bed hiller.I
Using the three point parts of a Ford dirt scoop frame.

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