Guyzoo: Merry Christmas. You may be into the same problem I had switching my blade from Farmall SA to 130. I didn't have to change anything, it was a direct bolt up in mounting. I encountered the same problem you are having, thus I asked myself what is different. SA is on 9.5x24 rear and 5.00x15 front tires, 130 is on 12.4x24 rears and 6.00x16 front tires. I lowered the pivot point of my blade push arms about 3" on 130, and that cured the problem. This had been tipping top of blade too far forward. I may have gone just a bit too far, I notice my blade digs in on grassed areas , if ground is not frozen, worse than it did on SA. I do like it better if grading soil or gravel. You win some and loose some!!
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