Road maintenance - Tuffline v. Grademaster v. Roadboss
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weldingisfun
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- West Bell County, Texas
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- Mahindra 4500 4WD w/FEL, and Scotts S2048 lawn tractor
Looks like you accomplished what you set out to do.:thumbsup:
jenkinsph
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Great job, taking the time to do it right shows.:thumbsup:
Gordon Gould
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- NorthEastern, VT
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- Kubota L3010DT, Kubota M5640SUD, Dresser TD7G Dozer
Great looking grader. You were smart to make the blades adjustable and
clever the way you did it. I have lost 1/4" off of my fixed blades already in
about 30 hours of use.
clever the way you did it. I have lost 1/4" off of my fixed blades already in
about 30 hours of use.
Well, after some thinking (and thanks to previous experiences with dozer blades) I decided that it's very important to have adjustable blade depth, so I made it that way. I'ts quite simple actually...
The only missing part here is a hydraulicaly controlled box blade which I intend to put on the rear end of this landplane, just as my drawning shows it...
It will spread additional piled materials all over the road.
The only missing part here is a hydraulicaly controlled box blade which I intend to put on the rear end of this landplane, just as my drawning shows it...
It will spread additional piled materials all over the road.
