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I'm always surprised that a set of gauge wheels and end caps aren't more popular. Without them, pulling a blade with the edge set to cut is a gamble on rough ground. Maybe most of us get a better surface back dragging with the FEL bucket. But with a couple of adjustable & pivoting gauge...

Yep. I think I'd agree with that. It sure looks nice. We have an 8 foot Big Rhino and a 6 foot Woods - both are "6 way manual pin adjustable " and we use all those adjustments. I guess the blade can also theoretically be loosened, slid off to the side, and refastened for an unbalanced blade...

I like the pins on my blade. You will probably find that it handy to have angle front, back, tilt, and maybe offset.....but they don't really need to be adjustable for small increments. What they DO need is to be is very, very strong, secure, fast to change, and resistant to moving. The forces...