Finally went and did it.

[Mark_in_NH]

Re: Kodiak Rear rake/ Box blade Specs

Ed,
I continued searching and stumbled across a partial listing of manufactures, those that had websites, were listed and underlined as links. Kodiak was listed, but it showed NO wbsite. Thank you for checking.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Re: Kodiak Rear rake/ Box blade Specs

<font color=blue>...I did stop the tractor (lost traction) when I hit some larger roots with the scarifiers...</font color=blue>

Mother nature can sure surprise ya.... with its unwieldy strength... /w3tcompact/icons/eyes.gif

You look at the size of most of the roots, scratch your head in astonishment on how small but how strong... /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

 

[EdKing]

Re: Kodiak Rear rake/ Box blade Specs

<font color=blue>Mother nature can sure surprise ya.... with its unwieldy strength... </font color=blue>

I hear that. While digging a trench for my friends water line, I hit some maple roots. I had to chip away at them with the bucket teeth to break them enough to pull them out of the way./w3tcompact/icons/tongue.gif

Ed King

 

[EdKing]

Re: Kodiak Rear rake/ Box blade Specs

My hydraulic cylinder for the tilt came in today. Had to do some minor modifcations to fit it up on the tractor. Unfortunatly, it was too late and the ground was too muddy to try it out.

So, what are you guys recomendation for control valves ? I have the cylinders hooked up to the rear SCV's right now, but when I get some extra cash I want to add some valves to make the operation easier. I also want to be able to float the toplink for brush hogging. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.