LPGS For Kubota B2910

[rswyan]

Hmmmmm.... Not sure what they would have been used on.

Yeah ... I've had no luck in identifying them.

They are from a cutting blade of some kind. Look how the end is worn off more. Almost rounded. That's been a leading end of a moldboard of some kind.

They are worn rounded, both vertically (at the vertical edge on the end) and front to rear.

IOW, they are thinner near the end than they are in the middle.

But they should work great for you.

Yup ... just need to figure out the spacing to trim them.

Need to take 7" off each one.

The cutting edges on them could stand to be ground as well from the looks of them.

Will probably only use the less worn edge.

Anyone have any thoughts on the amount of stick-out below the blade carriers ?

 

[rswyan]

They look like a reversible boce from a backhoe. (front bucket bolt on cutting edge) Should work if they are worn close to equally on each half.

They seem to be worn identically ... possibly a two-piece boce set up ... which would account for them being worn equally.

I'd put the point in front to do the cutting.

Huh ?

 

[Rustyiron]

2nd pic, the bolt that's still left would be the same way I would bolt it to your angle. (point in front)
Since it's not a grader blade, I think it would cut better with the "point" leading.
Did that work?

 

[rswyan]

Yup ... I think follow you now.

IOW, mount it so the bevel on the cutting edge is facing up.

Not sure that would work ... since it uses plow bolts and the recesses for the heads are on the other side.

 

[jenkinsph]

Yup ... I think follow you now.

IOW, mount it so the bevel on the cutting edge is facing up.

Not sure that would work ... since it uses plow bolts and the recesses for the heads are on the other side.

I would not do that, the blade would quickly wear away until it corrected itself.

 

[bcp]

Blade bevel:



Bruce

 

[farmer2009]

Those cutting edges look to be off a dozer. The way they're worn leads me to think a 6-way blade.

If so they are meant to run point forward and bevel back.

 

[rswyan]

I would not do that, the blade would quickly wear away until it corrected itself.

Yup, that was my thought ... not to mention the issue of the plow bolts not being flush.

 

[rswyan]

Blade bevel:

View attachment 469982

Bruce

:thumbsup:

 

[rswyan]

Those cutting edges look to be off a dozer. The way they're worn leads me to think a 6-way blade.

If so they are meant to run point forward and bevel back.

Point forward and bevel down IOW.