Posted by BigTone on November 08, 2013 at 11:29:17 from (70.192.0.182):
I have a post below asking what size of back blade for my M, I"ve decided 7ft but then there is the weight question. I was looking at the WOODS RB84 which weights around 320#, the bush hog and land pride blades (84") are about the same and the heaviest is from everythingattchments.com and come in a 345#. People keep telling me not to go with a light blade but what is light? The TSC "countryline" blades are in the mid 250# and are junk I know. So is the 345# good for a 5,000lbs tractor(M) or should I be looking in the 450+ lbs area (they are much more money)? Thanks folks, I need to buy one but I just don"t want to waste my money on something that will just break. ~Anthony
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