Posted by snoopnc on October 06, 2016 at 08:20:53 from (66.226.52.173):
In Reply to: Box Blade again posted by Bob in SD on October 06, 2016 at 07:52:54:
You'll want a blade at least as wide as your tires and maybe a few inches wider. A seven or even my eight foot blade would be no problem on a twelve foot road. If need be, use the manual tilt adjustment on three point and raise one side just a couple inches above "level"...and "carry" most of the weight of blade with tractor. Your material will shed out under the raised side. I know it sounds complicated, but it's really not ... Just takes practice!!
I have/use an eight foot box blade behind 4610 ford...:when I did landscape grading and yard seeding, I quickly found wider blade an advantage. Yes...I occasionally hook to straight blade, but that's rare. Box blade is my preference.
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