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Originally Posted by daBear
Brian, that rear blade work looks great and it did a fine job for you. However, I have so many roots and buried tree parts on my place that I am running a sprinkler system on, that I would tear up a nice piece of equipment using it that way. I've bent the frame (not the shank) on a subsoiler (Howse) and have broken two middlebuster furrows. In hind sight I would have been better off with this particular project to have rented a trencher.
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Yeah, I guess that the ground needs to be just right to be able to trench with a blade. I'm lucky I guess, I have only a few roots and or rocks that I ever have to deal with. Although while working on a new drive I ruined my rear blade.
But that is what happens when you use equipment that is not matched properly, as I have done more than once.
