Posted by Larry in GA. on March 22, 2010 at 17:15:24 from (162.40.193.16):
While standing around Sunday talking with our middle son before he went back to Shreveport we came up with the idea of converting the back cultivator frame to a back blade for the supper C. I had a blade that I used under the belly of the tractor, so today I back up to the shop and took the feet of and put the blade on the back.
Works ok but I think I will turn it around and use it to push instead of pull. And I still like it under the tractor for finish work. You can watch it better and control it when you are looking ahead and down instead of backwards
It was too wet to be over there but I had to play with it for a second anyway.
Anyone have any suggestions on how to improve it I open to your comments
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