Posted by davpal on November 18, 2013 at 10:14:59 from (216.93.96.48):
In Reply to: 2N vs Back Blade posted by Bryce Frazier on November 18, 2013 at 06:35:25:
I use a ten foot 2x12 on my six foot blade on a 9n. I just bolt it on in the winter with a couple pieces of threaded rod and I'm good to go. I leave 1 foot on the left side and three foot on the right side and it sticks out like a gallion grader and lets me plow much easier without getting caught in the ditch. I can swing the blade out and get around close to the buildings and around the mailbox. It works great. Adds weight to the back of the tractor so it pulls it very well. I does a much cleaner job of plowing the driveway and yard. Pulls it fine.
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