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Skid shoes or tail-wheels are usually what heavier blades use if you want more precise control of loose material

Grass and weeds.....in a pasture with no access for larger haying equipment.

Yes it was a good match for the tractors power, traction, and width. And still heavy enough to cut some material. It was a KingKutter HD blade. King Kutter. 7 FOOT HEAVY DUTY REAR BLADE

That's what most of us that have owned both light and heavy blades have been preaching. Alot of people are so quick to want to use a box blade but I think alot of that has to do with no experience with a GOOD and HEAVY rear blade. A box with rippers will move material and dirt and fix a...

And my current blade is a frontier 2308. It's a 1250# full hydraulic blade but no pictures of it in action. And my old blade on my old tractor was a 700# 7' blade behind a L3400 Kubota. Which is about a 400# smaller tractor than yours or the OP's.

But here is my 1620# cutter that I mow 300-400 acres a year with

You have two 1000# attachments you use with your tractor and no loader. And the OPs tractor is the same size as yours. My tractor is bigger so not sure why you want pictures of my setup.

For pulling the blade, HP is of little concern. In a physical sense.....your 4105 and the OP's ck30 are nearly identical. With a loader on...which most people do when blading....it won't be a tail wagging the dog scenarios or needing front weights.

Keep your eyes on craigslist and FB marketplace

I'd give up tilt. Actually my blade has all 3. And I have 3 remotes. But one is for toplink. So I took the tilt cylinder off the blade and pinned it. I never have found I need tilt with a straight blade. And I can achieve tilt by angling the blade than either extending or retracting the toplink

700-1000 lbs. Swap to cat 1 pins if you need to

Heavier will just hold up better if you snag something. Whats your general location? Probably members here that are near you and might have some leads

I dont like the sliding offset. I had one on a L3400 which is similar in size to the CK30. And I could see the stress and strain on the blade when offset. I had to be gentile with it. And That woods dont look like the heaviest duty construction for offsetting behind a CK30. One thing to watch...