kevin37b
Veteran Member
Exactly , They feather material forward , push backards ?Honestly I do not understand the need for a locking tail gate.
Any one care to explain?
Exactly , They feather material forward , push backards ?Honestly I do not understand the need for a locking tail gate.
Any one care to explain?
Unfortunately, the dimensions of the new shanks are going to be larger than the shanks that we use on our severe xtreme. The shanks that we have been using are the best that we've been able to find off the shelf and we have had very few incidents with breakage.
Ted said that he'd like to see pics of the back of your tractor concerning the height issue. He was a Ford and NH dealer for many years, knows those tractors very well, and doesn't understand why you would have to adjust anything on the box blade for it to work. You may have the tractor adjusted, but Ted will take a look, which could help you with hooking it up to future attachments.
Travis
We have found that they just don't make scarifiers like they used to.
I've been talking to Ted about this and, for this boxblade, I think we're going to make our own, rather than settling for "off the shelf" shanks.
The details, as of now:
1" thick x 3.5-4" wide T1 Steel with AR400(abrasion resistant/400 tensile strength) tips. We're talking STOUT and long lasting.
To our knowledge, this is something that no other mfg has offered, past or present.
Travis