One of the things I do most is take care of a dirt road owned by my sister in law. The addition of a blade would make the T6 a more useable tool in that department, so I am curious why NOT to install a blade IF I could find one.
I understand the answer about pulling a Bush hog mower, and my interests in that aspect might be a little different, only in that I am looking for a way to mow around a pond that has some pretty good sized washes that tend to be hard on a two wheel drive tractor,which is what I use to mow as close to the waters edge as I can. If I drop the rear wheels into a wash, it usually goes down and starts spinning, and usually requires something to pull it out.
A crawler will span those washes, and if it can handle soft ground along the water edge, then it might be a great improvement over the walk behind that the church rents to mow the edge of the pond.
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