TraderMark
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Yeah, it's another road grader!
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Gordon Gould
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Can't decide which one I like better. The yellow one or the brown one. They both look good to me :thumbsup:
aczlan
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Looks like you activated some preset (for florescent lighting perhaps) on the camera... If you look everything changed color.
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TraderMark
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Thanks Gordon!
Aaron, I took those with my smartphone so maybe it thougt it was smart to change the settings on its own? All I did was take a few steps to the left. :laughing:
Aaron, I took those with my smartphone so maybe it thougt it was smart to change the settings on its own? All I did was take a few steps to the left. :laughing:
aczlan
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Could bee that it was too smart for its own good
.Nice job on the grader either way.
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texasjohn
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looks great, wish I had one
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Looks great:thumbsup:
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Interesting... hadn't seen one with a single blade and a backstop. Since the majority of work gets done by my front blade, I can understand why you went with one. Now that it is done, get out there and mess up that pretty yellow/brown paint job and let us know how it does!
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TraderMark
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Thanks David.
The design is a combination of designs I saw and heard about and partly from trial and error.
The front blade is angled and tilted back because I wanted to make sure I got all the washboard out of the roads. The rear blade at one time was angled to match the front and was tilted at the same angle, but I found that since I have no gravel or rock on any of my roads, the front blade needed to do the cutting and I needed the back blade straight across and almost straight up and down to smooth and level the dirt that spills over the front blade.
Mark
The design is a combination of designs I saw and heard about and partly from trial and error.
The front blade is angled and tilted back because I wanted to make sure I got all the washboard out of the roads. The rear blade at one time was angled to match the front and was tilted at the same angle, but I found that since I have no gravel or rock on any of my roads, the front blade needed to do the cutting and I needed the back blade straight across and almost straight up and down to smooth and level the dirt that spills over the front blade.
Mark
Scooby074
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Looks good in either colour.:laughing:
Like the adjustment options.
Like the adjustment options.
