GlueGuy
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- Jan 24, 2001
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- Kubota B7500
Doc,
I think from your description that you have T&T for the 3PH. Although some question the usefulness of the T&T (and some just the tilt part), I think that this one enhancement makes all the difference in the world. Probably more so because of the tilt.
When you backdrag a FEL, the best you can do is level, with reference to the wheels of the tractor. However, with a tilt control and a boxblade, you can actually change the angle or slope of what you are working on. This is critical when doing things like grading a road or driveway, because you need to create a crown to allow the driveway/road to shed water. If all you could do was level, then you would have very little control of the shape. Well, you could, but would take a long, long time to accomplish it.
I think from your description that you have T&T for the 3PH. Although some question the usefulness of the T&T (and some just the tilt part), I think that this one enhancement makes all the difference in the world. Probably more so because of the tilt.
When you backdrag a FEL, the best you can do is level, with reference to the wheels of the tractor. However, with a tilt control and a boxblade, you can actually change the angle or slope of what you are working on. This is critical when doing things like grading a road or driveway, because you need to create a crown to allow the driveway/road to shed water. If all you could do was level, then you would have very little control of the shape. Well, you could, but would take a long, long time to accomplish it.