Posted by jerry he on February 25, 2014 at 19:59:22 from (74.34.91.250):
In Reply to: Re: box blades posted by bo on February 25, 2014 at 18:59:22:
They work super on a tractor with down pressure. I have moved lots of dirt with them on Case eagle hitch tractors. The secret is to put a smaller diameter pin in top link or a hydraulic cylinder.. When you do this you can lift the box so slightly the front will come up without raising the back and it will ride on the back blade. The material will flow from under it. The blade on the back is made for cutting going rearward and it acts as the gauge wheels going forward If you want to cut going forward shorten the top link. To level loose material lengthen the top link. With a little practice you can do as good a job as a land leveler would.
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