From this rear blade to this rear blade for $45.00

[Leejohn]

I wanted a light side shift rear blade, so I done this. Have to paint now.

 

[Mendonsy]

Nice idea!! I like it!!

 

[LazyHRanch]

I am impressed

 

[Guesseral]

Like it! Where did you get the stand and clip, is that some thing you made or was it a Kit?

 

[john_bud]

Good thinking.

Sure a lot easier than unbolting the blade and moving it over (like mine)


I did do a "upgrade" that you may be interested in. Across the backside of the blade in the middle of the curve, I added a piece of heavy angle. I think it was 1 1/2" by 3/16 --> didn't have any 2"by 1/4 or I would have used that. It really stiffens up the blade to keep it from bending when a rock, root or stump is found. There is also a 2' long 1" rod welded vertically in the back to stack weight lifting discs to give it the heft it needs to really engage the ground. Works as a handy handle when getting off and manually spinning it around in the snow too!

 

[Leejohn]

Guesseral it came with the blade. The blade was new when I started.

John_bud I couldn't get the picture to open.

 

[Gordon Gould]

Thats a pretty good idea. :thumbsup:
How much offset can you get ?

 

[npalen]

Nice work! It's begging for a cylinder to allow side shift on the go.
The side shift would be nice when angling the blade. My blade is just wide enough to reach past the tire when it is set straight across but angling makes it come up a little short.

 

[Leejohn]

Gordon Gould, I can get 20" left or right, but have to move the adjuster to the other side when I go the 20" on that side.

npalen, you are right it is begging for a cylinder. It well come later.