This Road Blade belonged to my Aunt. When she died her son was tossing everything. He said to get what I wanted cause it was all going to the junk man. I had to straighten the 3 Pt. a little and put new pins on it. It took a little work to break the swivel loose as it a sat for years. It was amazing what he was doing. I did not get there in time to go through the old barns He had already bulldozed them.
Road Blade Saved From Scrap Yard
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Craig Clayton
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My blade looks the same.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/165965-homemade-hydraulic-angle-rear-blade.html
I just came in from plowing the snow.
Do you ever get enough to plow?
Craig Clayton
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/165965-homemade-hydraulic-angle-rear-blade.html
I just came in from plowing the snow.
Do you ever get enough to plow?
Craig Clayton
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It's hard to beat something that is free, even if it does need a little TLC!
NO we harly ever get snow. We got a record foot back in 1989. I could have used it back then. I use them to pull up dirt roads.
creekbend
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:thumbsup:Good job.
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Like the old saying goes.."One man junk is another man treasure"
Looks well built also in darn good shape.
Looks well built also in darn good shape.
jenkinsph
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Yoder,
You did good, glad you were able to save it from the scrap heap. Some work on your part saved you some money.:thumbsup:
You did good, glad you were able to save it from the scrap heap. Some work on your part saved you some money.:thumbsup: