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Rear Blade on M
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Posted by cheg on December 18, 2003 at 06:18:46 from (63.245.131.15):
I read a lot of the archives about installing a 3-point hitch on the back of an M. The other day, I learned that my back is not what it used to be. I have a large driveway and had to scoop it twice in one week. I also live on a snow route and get bladed in by the city. I have a fully restored M sitting in my garage. I use it for summer shows and antique machinery demonstrations. I would like to leave the tractor basic. I am thinking about adding a saginaw 3 point hitch and a rear blade to it. The Saginaw would still allow me to use the drawbar in the summer. How well does an M do with a rear blade? I know a lot of people use a front blade and a loader on their M. I would hate to take a loader and front blade on and off every year.
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