Posted by DeltaSteve on March 29, 2021 at 07:06:34 from (67.41.193.102):
In Reply to: Back blades posted by Pete in Holland MI on March 29, 2021 at 05:51:56:
All are good points. Economy,vs better quality. Your little tractor would be just fine with the cheaper,lighter duty blade. But,should you upgrade to a bigger tractor,the heavier blade would be less likely to be torn up.That said,I have owned a cheap 'IMCO' 7' blade for 40 years. Have had it on anything from an 8N ford,to a superM to a turbo 706. It is somewhat bowed. I can see it bend/flex on the bigger tractors. If I pushed it hard,it would litterally fold like a piece of paper.Spend the extra money,get a good blade heavy enough to span the gap. You wont be sorry.
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