I use mine on the "65 d19 pretty hard. Probably too hard. Alot of use on trees lately (big trees - not sapplings)- actually pushing them over and using it to climb on top of them and push all the wieght of the tractor down on them to help bust them off at the ground, or rip them out of the ground. Once in a while I get a stubborn one and push it down right at he bas of the tree and ram it a couple times / try to lift it a little to break roots. Then I pick the whole tree up and carry it to a brush pile. Digging isn"t a problem - just burried our 15 year old dog & have used it for digging out areas for concrete. She gets used alot for rough stuff and lifting, so I am suprised I haven"t brokem it- but I will take the blade any day for driveway work or snow.
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