Snow Curtis Snow Plow on B Series
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art
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They give the blade a lot of leverage to push the front of the tractor to the side when angled. Hook a blade as close to the front of the tractor as you can!
ronjhall
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eph
I have had a 6 1/2 Curtis blade on my FEL since my tractor was new in 2000. I have had no problems with it. As Art said it will push the front around if all the FEL weight is put on the blade when angled. It's one of those things you learn to do with front blade no matter how it is mounted on a CUT tractor. I have a <font color="orange"> Kubota </font> Quick Couple on my FEL that allows very quick changes for the four different attachments that I have for the FEL. Here is a thread that has some pictures of my blade mounted on the tractor. The posts in 2000 do not have the pictures available any more. But at the end of the thread there are some pictures posted in 2001. Click Here
I have had a 6 1/2 Curtis blade on my FEL since my tractor was new in 2000. I have had no problems with it. As Art said it will push the front around if all the FEL weight is put on the blade when angled. It's one of those things you learn to do with front blade no matter how it is mounted on a CUT tractor. I have a <font color="orange"> Kubota </font> Quick Couple on my FEL that allows very quick changes for the four different attachments that I have for the FEL. Here is a thread that has some pictures of my blade mounted on the tractor. The posts in 2000 do not have the pictures available any more. But at the end of the thread there are some pictures posted in 2001. Click Here
