Help in finding hydraulic angling blade!!

ledebuhr1 · Dec 17, 2003

Im looking for a hydralic angling blade for a Kubota L4330. On landprides website, they dont have anything that small. I need a 72".
Also, is it worth it to get hydralic tilt and offset??
thanks

JerryG · Dec 17, 2003

Get a Landpride RB3572. Take the manual adjust off and put a hydraulic cylinder on it. Several companies are sell this same blade. I have a Hardee RBH84 that is the same blade and I just put a cylinder on it.

bigpete · Dec 17, 2003

This might be a dumb question, but do you have a loader? If so, consider this: Curtis Loader Blades

I use a smaller blade on a smaller tractor and I wouldn't be without hydraulic angling.

ledebuhr1 · Dec 17, 2003

I like the blades that attach to the FEL. yes i have a A832 FEL.

I really need a rear blade for ballast, as well as plowing driveways.

ronjhall · Dec 18, 2003

Here are a couple of threads on the RB3572 blade. There are some pictures of the blade on tractors.
Click Here

Click Here

A blade with hydraulic tilt and offset would be very useful, But those feature come on the higher end blades that are much more expensive than the 3572. Those higher end blades do not come in the 72” blade at Land Pride.

Mark_in_NH · Dec 18, 2003

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I really need a rear blade for ballast, as well as plowing driveways. )</font>

Do yourself a HUGE favor and get a front mounted blade for plowing snow and devise some other means for a rear counter weight.
It takes me a good 2 hours to plow my yard and clean it up the way I like it. I can't imagine spending those 2 hours twisted around in my seat with my neck twisted around even further just so I can see what it is that I am doing. More power to you guys that continue to plow snow this way, but I will never do it.
I have approx. $700 invested in my front mount hydraulic blade. By no means an outrageous figure and I feel it was Money well spent.
This is just one mans opinion.

Junkman · Dec 18, 2003

You don't have your location in your profile, so this might not be of any value to you. I know where you can purchase a new old stock 8' snow plow blade and the "A" frame mounting part for $400. The "A" frame is the part that attach to the truck and allows the moldboard (plow blade) to swivel. You will need to purchase springs and any other hardware needed to complete your project. Contact me by PM if you or anyone else is interested.....

Mark_in_NH · Dec 19, 2003

To follow suit with Junkmans suggestion. The man that I bought my 7.5' fisher from, (if he still has it) also had a 7.5' Meyers, complete with angleing cylinders and the mounting bracket that bolts into the bucket. He wanted $150 for it.