hotchkiss
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I have been looking for a used 8 foot heavy duty rear blade that I can pull behind a 90 hp tractor and not worry about tearing up. Is there such a thing out there? I have been looking a long time ha ha
Used 8 foot heavy duty rear blade
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bullbreaker
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Iowa Farm Equipment -- Rear Blades, Box Blades & More
Lookem up here a couple diffrent manufactorers make em.
As for finding one used God only knows IMO.
For a 90hp tractor I think I'd go wider remember when you angle it off you'll lose width.
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Do you have the rear remotes for the hydraulics? Most of the rear blades that will stand up to your tractor will be hydraulically adjusted to angle, off set and tilt. A 9 footer would be a good match for your tractor. New you would be looking in the range of $3500-$5000. Here's a picture of mine, it is a great implement.
Good luck in your search for a used one that will work out for you.
Good luck in your search for a used one that will work out for you.
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Do you have the rear remotes for the hydraulics? Most of the rear blades that will stand up to your tractor will be hydraulically adjusted to angle, off set and tilt. A 9 footer would be a good match for your tractor. New you would be looking in the range of $3500-$5000. Here's a picture of mine, it is a great implement.
Good luck in your search for a used one that will work out for you.
Yes, I have remotes.
What tractor is that you have?
MtnViewRanch
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That is a 75hp Mahindra 7520 ballasted to 12,000lbs. It is what I consider to be at the lower end of the capacity of my rear blade.
pclausen
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I picked up this one from craigslist for $1200:
Its a woods RB850, which is rated for tractors up to 100hp and 10,000lbs.
It came with tilt and offset cylinders. I added angle.
They are out there, just have to be patient and keep looking.
Peter
Its a woods RB850, which is rated for tractors up to 100hp and 10,000lbs.
It came with tilt and offset cylinders. I added angle.
They are out there, just have to be patient and keep looking.
Peter
Zebrafive
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If you want to make a road trip to MI I saw a Bush Hog 121-09. Rated for 120HP, weighs 910lbs without cylinders. This one has all three cylinders, angle offset and tilt. They wanted $1450, then $1375, now $1275. They state the blade has been repaired (welded). Looked like a good weld in their picture.
This was posted about 6 weeks after I bought my Bush Hog 121-09 with only one cylinder in Ohio! For $300 more
This was posted about 6 weeks after I bought my Bush Hog 121-09 with only one cylinder in Ohio! For $300 more
Zebrafive
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Forgot to say the Bush Hog 121-09 is a 9' blade.
I picked up this one from craigslist for $1200:
Its a woods RB850, which is rated for tractors up to 100hp and 10,000lbs.
It came with tilt and offset cylinders. I added angle.
They are out there, just have to be patient and keep looking.
Peter
Did you find it locally or Idaho? Ha ha