Take a 2" peace of ABS pipe the same length as the blade, using a bench saw put a nice straight cut down the length of it and drive it on the blade edge You may have to use a wire or two to keep it there. That should stop it from digging in. You should also have a way that the blade can brake over from to much load like they do on a light truck or four wheeler set up. A heavy spring in the cable may work. But be prepared to stop! You need some kind of limiter to stop the blade from going right under the front end, maybe something as simple as a chain from the top link down to the bumper would work. Remember the whole front end of the tractor is held on with one kingpin. So you can’t get to rough with it. It’s sure nice to have the blade on the front! Cheers Eldon
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