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How about a HD heavy rear blade for snow & maintaining the road and getting endcaps for the blade as a boxblade...
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How about a HD heavy rear blade for snow & maintaining the road and getting endcaps for the blade as a boxblade...
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I agree with Paul...<font color=blue>a 60" TSC King Kutter tiller that does a great job, for $999...</font color=blue> instead of $2k, then for the reverse tiller method...
Go back over it in the opposite direction.../w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif
Besides...this gives you double the tractor seat time and you save $1000..../w3tcompact/icons/blush.gif
<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by Muhammad on 11/07/01 09:42 AM (server time).</FONT></P>
I agree with Paul...<font color=blue>a 60" TSC King Kutter tiller that does a great job, for $999...</font color=blue> instead of $2k, then for the reverse tiller method...
Go back over it in the opposite direction.../w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif
Besides...this gives you double the tractor seat time and you save $1000..../w3tcompact/icons/blush.gif
<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by Muhammad on 11/07/01 09:42 AM (server time).</FONT></P>
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Picture looks like you already need to be doing some work on road./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
Picture looks like you already need to be doing some work on road./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
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I would go with the following:
gardening - moldboard plow, subsoiler (ripper), rototiller
road/ landscape work - FEL with toothbar, boxblade, landscape rake
snow removal - rear blade
...and of course for summertime-a new rotary cutter. You can get all of this for less than $4-5 K (assuming you already have the FEL).
gardening - moldboard plow, subsoiler (ripper), rototiller
road/ landscape work - FEL with toothbar, boxblade, landscape rake
snow removal - rear blade
...and of course for summertime-a new rotary cutter. You can get all of this for less than $4-5 K (assuming you already have the FEL).
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<font color=blue>...Are there direct attach endcaps available ...</font color=blue>
Hi Mutt,
A quick way to tell, is check if you have "predrilled holes" on each end of the moldboard to easily mount the end plates...
I think the next series up 90's?? may have them, but don't think the 70 series... but no problem, you can make a template and drill the holes...
Hi Mutt,
A quick way to tell, is check if you have "predrilled holes" on each end of the moldboard to easily mount the end plates...
I think the next series up 90's?? may have them, but don't think the 70 series... but no problem, you can make a template and drill the holes...
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Mutt,
Bush Hog does carry them... but if you have to drill holes, then you can use any manufacturers' end plates... whoever is "cheapest" and same or higher height than your moldboard...
I had looked at Bush Hog's site and the 70 moldboard was an inch or two higher than the 90 series...
Bush Hog does carry them... but if you have to drill holes, then you can use any manufacturers' end plates... whoever is "cheapest" and same or higher height than your moldboard...
I had looked at Bush Hog's site and the 70 moldboard was an inch or two higher than the 90 series...