<font color="blue"> "you have a 6 way blade" </font>
Well, so far as I can tell, it's a four way with only the blade lift being hydraulic. The down, of course, is gravity. For my side angle I have to lift the blade, pull a pin on each side and manually turn it then pin it again. I have three options; straight, right or left. I'd guess the angle to be about thirty degrees.
I can change the angle of the blade attack at the cutting edge with large screws at the top and bottom of each blade end. I don't know that I have the ability to angle the blade side to side (raising one corner and lowering another).
I got a pretty good manual with it that addresses everything else pretty well. On this topic it only cautions not to have the blade ends differing in height more than a foot. It offers NOTHING on how to make that happen. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
It seems yours has more hydraulics than mine from the picture. Any idea what I might need to do or have to tilt my blade side to side? If I could do that I wouldn't hardly need a root ripper. I could just use the blade.
As to the dozer itself, I'm real happy. All I've done thus far is clean up an old barn floor area where the first pole barn burned (before my time there), cure a bad drainage problem and take out a couple small trees. Tomorrow I'm going after some more trees and bushes. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif