Underdog57
Veteran Member
Yeah, if my garage was taller I might have thought about a cabbed tractor. The older I get (just retired!
) the more I dream of a heated cab!New Blade for 40 HP Tractor
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) the more I dream of a heated cab!
Snowlan
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I can't comment from use, but from my search of a blade. My criteria includes offset with a swing arm instead of bolting the blade on/off because I want to be able to push the snow further back from my 800' driveway. Everything attachments make a decent looking blade but it is full manual and I want hydraulics on the angle as a minimum. This land pride is the most economical that I can find that has both things I'm looking for. A lot of the swing offset blades with hydraulics become too heavy for my tractor. You guys have some weight on me, so some of those options would work, but are very pricey.
MtnViewRanch
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Something to keep in mind when looking for hydraulic offset feature for a rear blade. All the manufacturers do not make their blades offset the same amount. Back when I was looking years ago, no one had more offset capability than Land Pride.
Some are now the same, but to the best of my knowledge no one makes a blade with a greater offset capability and there are some with less, some are a lot less.
Something else to consider, the longer the cylinder stroke, the easier it is to make more precise adjustments.
Some are now the same, but to the best of my knowledge no one makes a blade with a greater offset capability and there are some with less, some are a lot less.
Something else to consider, the longer the cylinder stroke, the easier it is to make more precise adjustments.
