Yes, the pipe on the Woods blade is a kickstand! Good analogy. I just now came back from "Cloud 9" and am able to report back. Work was never so fun. It was too muddy to get out in the pastures, so I practiced adding more gravel to the roads with the bucket and blading them down. Man I wish I had that when I was a kid! Filling ruts, holes, and grading down the "high-center" of the road was a snap! That Woods RB72 is ideal and tough as nails. I also installed 2-toolboxes and a chain box plus a rear light for the 3-point night work. Glad I paid attention to Inman's warning about placing a big toolbox on the ROPS. I couldn't have seen anything in the back had I done that.
I also "practiced" dumping the bucket when I wanted to dig and visa-versa! How many times did I try and shift gears with the FEL joy stick! I had a Camaro with a 5-speed a long time ago and habits are hard to break. How many loads of gravel did I dump shifting into what I thought was 5th I'll never tell!! By the way, the FEL joystick is now a very durable steel mechanism. I think I read where some of the old style were breaking easily. I don't see this breaking.
I'll provide pictures tonight or tomorrow!
Pete