Options to get with HD rear blade

[BIG DOOLEY]

Hydraulic angle would sure be nice.
I just added rear remotes to my 2320 and the next project is to modify my rear blade some more to accept a cylinder for angling while still being able to roatate it 180' deg if so desired.
I could see offset angle for work near ditches as a safety bonus but a larger tractor would probably be needed for sure.

 

[Piston]

Piston, it was not me that had found the used blade, but Zebrafive. I had only quoted him and that is why it looks like I had posted what you have now quoted.

I have a Land Pride RBT45108 for my 7520 :thumbsup: :thumbsup: and am hoping to get an RBT3584 later this year for my 3215. :drool:

wow thats confusing :laughing: Even looking back at post #6 I still don't really get it, but that's okay, I don't get a lot of things :laughing:

I'm on the lookout for a used RBT4096 with 3 way hydraulics, I think it should be my next "victim"

 

[MBTRAC]

IMO - It's mandatory for a blade to be fitted with hydraulic angle, tilt & offset with rear wheels for serious work- though @ 3m/9'10" & CatII/III linkage a 70hp or better tractor is required :-

 

[Zebrafive]

I know this is a semi old thread, but did you end up buying the 121-09?

I did buy the Bush Hog 121-09. It only came with an angle cylinder I have since added an offset cylinder. I may add a tilt cylinder. I do have hyd top link, but not side (tilt) link.

 

[Piston]

How do you like the blade? Have you used it much? What do you use it mostly for?

That seems like a very heavy duty and well built blade.

 

[FatTire]

I have the RBT3584. I was stretching my budget and only have 2 remotes, so I got hyd on angle and tilt, but manual on offset. For anyone who is considering options on a rear blade, I have to say my choice was a mistake based on my requirements which include snow and dirt -- if only getting two, I would get angle and offset, and do the tilt manually.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Those are some nice hydraulic control rear blades. If I was using one every day like in a dairy or feed lot operation, pulling side ditches, bedding new drives with a heavy tractor that would be fine. For my personal usage I would just get a heavy duty manual so it would cost less and be strong enough for our needs since it would have to be parked outside.