That blade is 54 inches, and can be as small as 42. The Deere-made blade is 54 inches.
Max front weight per the manual is 790lbs. Blade~ 100lbs, 100lbs of weight up front.
Max rear weight is 1200lbs, max I put on is 350.
The tractor weighs about 1000lbs. So 1000+350+200=1550. 1750lbs if I'm driving. That leaves about 240 lbs under capacity in total. The front may be cutting it close with the engine being up there, but Deere's weight set for the front is 250lbs, so a little heavier than mine.
I'm trying to follow the rules ;-) And the blade has spring trip, so it SHOULD flop over if I hit something. Should...
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