Rear Blade Need a new rear blade

Corm · Jan 24, 2003

This one shows it offset to the left. This really works well for pushing back the snow banks.

Corm

Corm · Jan 24, 2003

This last one is a close up of the frame. This is a heavy duty unit!

Corm

Corm · Jan 24, 2003

Oops, forgot the picture!

RobS · Jan 24, 2003

That's one serious looking blade there Corm! Do you find that it moves your tractor around much as you use it? If I put that on my little JD and angled it I think I'd only spin around in a circle /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

gerard · Jan 24, 2003

Nice looking blade. I would really like an offset that "offsets" that easily. I have to unbolt my blade and reattach it to offset. Needless to say it doesn't get offset. But again you get what you pay for and I didn't pay that much so I can't complain.

JimMc · Jan 25, 2003

Looks to me to be a Woods HBL - not a Land Pride 35 Series.

Anonymous Poster · Jan 25, 2003

I second that...Expand the picture and you can plainly see "Gill" on the back of it.....it looks to be a "nice" one

Congratulations on the new blade!

Rowski · Jan 25, 2003

I think he missed typed. In a previous post in this thread he mentioned <font color=blue>I decided to buy a Woods HBL84-2. This is their medium duty line. It's a 7 footer with angle, tilt, and offset capability. Weighs in at a hefty 528 lbs (about twice the weight of the one I broke).</font color=blue> It's good to get it straight so there is mix up /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif.

Rowski · Jan 25, 2003

Corm

Nice blade. I have that one too. Used it pretty hard behind my NH2120 and haven't hurt the blade yet. I think I would hurt something on my tractor first.

Are you able to tilt the blade with the tilt settings on the blade (not adjusting the sidelink on the 3pt)?

Now you/we need some snow!!

Anonymous Poster · Jan 25, 2003

I see that he indeed said Earlier it was a Woods....I had a Gill with my 2150 when i sold it all used it for Years and all I can say is "It was quality through and through!"