BXMMCC
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I'm gonna put a strip of horse mat on my rear blade. How far should it stick out beyond the normal cutting edge?
How far should it stick out
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slowrev
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What is this setup going to be used for ? Snow removal ?
ronjhall
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BXMMCC
I added a much heavier rubber cutting edge to my 6 1/2' Curtis blade. I originally had it sticking about 5". The rubber rolled back almost 45 degrees. I then changed the mounting so that rubber stuck out about 2". By mounting the rubber in front of the steel cutting edge. I'm happy with this setup. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Here is a link to the thread with pictures that TresCrows started on his plastic edge. Click Here
I added a much heavier rubber cutting edge to my 6 1/2' Curtis blade. I originally had it sticking about 5". The rubber rolled back almost 45 degrees. I then changed the mounting so that rubber stuck out about 2". By mounting the rubber in front of the steel cutting edge. I'm happy with this setup. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Here is a link to the thread with pictures that TresCrows started on his plastic edge. Click Here
markie61
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I find that the rubber edge sticking out 2" from the backing plate is good. Any more than that and it will roll/bend under pressure. I was worried that it would wear down fast, but there is very little wear after a full season of plowing a couple paved and several gravel drives.
Mark
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