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Re: Blades
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Posted by mj on December 27, 2006 at 09:48:08 from (69.85.79.34):
In Reply to: Blades posted by slat on December 26, 2006 at 19:15:30:

I'd get a blade first if I were you. A box blade is better for landscaping and such as you can move a lot of dirt with one. As for hard dirt I rip it first with a 3-row marker (CLICK the link and go to 'TRACTORS', then Image 17) and then use the blade to bring it to grade. For moving dirt I use a rear scoop with a hydraulic top link to set the angle from the tractor seat (CLICK the link and go to 'STUFF') and then grade the piles with the blade. That's a 7' Howse and it's heavy enough for most of my jobs but you can always add some weight if needed.
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