Woods model HBL-96 rear blade ??

[MtnViewRanch]

I have an even mix of hard surfaces and gravel drives. The shoes drop out just by pulling a standard lynch pin. It's a tool free operation. It's a better setup than the shoes on my Land Pride 35-84, they require a wrench for any changes.

The skid shoes on my Land Pride RBT45108 are adjusted-removed with a pin also. No tools required. Actually just raise them up all the way and no reason to ever remove them.

 

[milkman636]

The skid shoes on my Land Pride RBT45108 are adjusted-removed with a pin also. No tools required. Actually just raise them up all the way and no reason to ever remove them.

Mine use a shim stack and I'll typically drop them back in upside-down from the top to keep the shim stack divided the way I want it. Any way you do it they make a nice addition to the blade.

 

[coobie]

The skid shoes on my Land Pride RBT45108 are adjusted-removed with a pin also. No tools required. Actually just raise them up all the way and no reason to ever remove them.

That RBT45108 is a heck of a stout blade.WOW !!

 

[MtnViewRanch]

That RBT45108 is a heck of a stout blade.WOW !!

Yes, at 1140 lbs + skid shoe weight, it is a stout blade. It almost wags the tail of my 12,000lb
tractor that I use it with.

A couple of my favorite pics.

 

[milkman636]

Yes, at 1140 lbs + skid shoe weight, it is a stout blade. It almost wags the tail of my 12,000lb
tractor that I use it with.

A couple of my favorite pics.

Those are some sweet pictures. Having a Tim Taylor moment here.....

 

[coobie]

Yes, at 1140 lbs + skid shoe weight, it is a stout blade. It almost wags the tail of my 12,000lb
tractor that I use it with.

A couple of my favorite pics.

Wow,that blade can really move some dirt.Great pics.