After 10 years my road to the creek needed a little TLC. The inside ditch filled up and the water was cutting into the road bed. I didn't take any before photos because I didn't have time. :hissyfit:
I had put this project off thinking it was going to be a PITA. I loaned out a rear blade that was bent and could not spin around. The guy I gave it to ended up buying a box blade, so I got the blade back.
It's a Tuffline model, 6 foot and the best thing is that it does offset to either side... Although it took me longer to hammer off the bolt that held the siding offset than the time it took me to dig the ditches.
It only took about an hour total for getting the blade attached to the tractor (the blade fell down the hillside), Unbolting the offset feature, and digging the ditches (two passes).
Still need to pack it down or spread the dirt out and lay down some gravel.
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I had put this project off thinking it was going to be a PITA. I loaned out a rear blade that was bent and could not spin around. The guy I gave it to ended up buying a box blade, so I got the blade back.
It's a Tuffline model, 6 foot and the best thing is that it does offset to either side... Although it took me longer to hammer off the bolt that held the siding offset than the time it took me to dig the ditches.
It only took about an hour total for getting the blade attached to the tractor (the blade fell down the hillside), Unbolting the offset feature, and digging the ditches (two passes).
Still need to pack it down or spread the dirt out and lay down some gravel.
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