I had a Rhino 950 with a 6' blade that would swing, tilt and offset via hydraulic cylinders. All controlled from the cab. This was one sweet blade. I used it behind my NH TN70D tractor to cover ditches where I buried electrical lines mostly. Also made a few roads with it. I only sold it when I switched over to using a skid steer for my ditch work. I bought a 5' 6 way dozer blade for it. The skid steer with the dozer blade is a little more maneuverable it the tight places that I find myself working. The 950 is a heavy built blade. I would not want to try to use it with a smaller tractor than the TN70D. The point of this post is that if you can get a blade that has the hydraulic control for the tilt, swing, offset it sure makes working with it a pleasure.
Tim
Tim
