Currently looking to replace my DR Power Grader with something a little more aggressive and something that can put a crown on my 1/2 mile hardpan driveway with multiple elevation changes. Looking at push type (skid steer) implements and tow behind implements. Is there any advantage to one type over the other for use with a Toolcat 5600D?
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sea2summit
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3pt land plane?
ruffdog
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The 5600 has no 3pt like the 5610 does.
ruffdog
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A front land plane needs to be able to tilt so you can get the crown so you would need the tilt attachment too. Or get a front grader with the tilt feature.
Skid Steer Grader Attachments | Gravel & Dirt Graders
Skid Steer Grader Attachments | Gravel & Dirt Graders
laurencen
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I use the Bobcat grader attachment, it works similar to a road grader has rotation and tilt on the blade so easily cambers driveway, the Toolcat handles it better than a skidsteer takes some time to figure it out
