Sprocket1
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This is a combination of an old AC planter frame, Ford cultivator parts, an old water tank section for the moldboard, and a discarded motorgrader cutting edge.
I am into taking useless stuff and making something else out of it. The lean of the blade is extremely forward on purpose. I recently filled in a pond. After discing the ground I wanted something that would fill low spots and knock off the high spots. It is designed to do only that and nothing else. It does not angle or roll back to a more agressive cut. The red wheels are going to be yellow very soon.
Believe it or not, it is almost fun to look back at this blade working. It works 47 times better than I had hoped for. It is heavy enough to stay on the ground and yet light enough to smooth and fill. Oh, BTW, I have less than $50 in it.
Forgot to say. It is 7' wide.
I am into taking useless stuff and making something else out of it. The lean of the blade is extremely forward on purpose. I recently filled in a pond. After discing the ground I wanted something that would fill low spots and knock off the high spots. It is designed to do only that and nothing else. It does not angle or roll back to a more agressive cut. The red wheels are going to be yellow very soon.
Believe it or not, it is almost fun to look back at this blade working. It works 47 times better than I had hoped for. It is heavy enough to stay on the ground and yet light enough to smooth and fill. Oh, BTW, I have less than $50 in it.
Forgot to say. It is 7' wide.
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