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Just found this forum in time, maybe someone can help.
Looking to a 6' rear blade for snow removal and driveway maintenance for which any of the light duty blades should work. I have researched most blades I know of - Woods, Land Pride, Befco, King Kutter, Southern, Bush Hog, and a host of 'no names'. They all are pretty much the same specification wise. Disregarding pitch, offset, etc., the spec that seems to make the most difference is the weight ( an indicator of the amount of steel and hence the strength?)
What about moving some earth, scraping sod, and cutting down a few inches? Will the above lighter duty blades handle it?
This brings me to the Monroe Tufline which is 100 lbs heavier than the above. Problem is they are also $200 -$300 more expensive than the others.
Any problems with the above lighter blades or any great experiences with theTufline to justify the purchase.
By the way, i was quoted $575 for the Tuffline 6'--- high or low?
Thanks in advance. 30 hp Kubota
Looking to a 6' rear blade for snow removal and driveway maintenance for which any of the light duty blades should work. I have researched most blades I know of - Woods, Land Pride, Befco, King Kutter, Southern, Bush Hog, and a host of 'no names'. They all are pretty much the same specification wise. Disregarding pitch, offset, etc., the spec that seems to make the most difference is the weight ( an indicator of the amount of steel and hence the strength?)
What about moving some earth, scraping sod, and cutting down a few inches? Will the above lighter duty blades handle it?
This brings me to the Monroe Tufline which is 100 lbs heavier than the above. Problem is they are also $200 -$300 more expensive than the others.
Any problems with the above lighter blades or any great experiences with theTufline to justify the purchase.
By the way, i was quoted $575 for the Tuffline 6'--- high or low?
Thanks in advance. 30 hp Kubota