Posted by DoubleR on January 12, 2013 at 06:36:50 from (198.105.230.174):
In Reply to: Ford 601 + rear blade posted by Tom Fischer on January 12, 2013 at 05:03:31:
I don't understand this swinging the blade around on a 7 ft blade. I have a six foot and a seven foot. My seven footer is a woods and the main frame is longer than the one on the six footer. I have used both blades on many different tractors I have not had a problem swinging the blade around. They include 3 different compact kubotas, 8n ford, 231 Massey. 22 Massey, and my Super C with a 3pt. I will say sometimes I have to pull the top link in a little to get clearence to swing the blade. I would compare the main frame on what ever you buy as you may not have any problem with a seven foot blade.
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