Rear Blade Kubota B2650 Rear blade length

fraserfir · Nov 25, 2015

Will a Woods RB 600 or 6 Ft. Rear Blade work ok to remove snow on my B2650 Kubota tractor ?

GPintheMitten · Nov 26, 2015

I say yes. For years I used a 6' rear blade on an old Ford 2N. I did a search on the Woods RB600. It appears to be offset capable and tilt capable. Those are good features to have. Have you seen pics of the blade that is for sale?

GPintheMitten · Nov 26, 2015

For snow removal, optimally you would want rear chains or loaded tires or both but you could try it without first to see. Depends on how deep the snow and hills.

s219 · Nov 26, 2015

6' would be perfect for that tractor.

fraserfir · Nov 26, 2015

s219 said:
6' would be perfect for that tractor.

Would it be to much if I was to grade my driveway. The tractor wheelbase is like 54 inches wide. Thanks for everyone's opinion.

s219 · Nov 26, 2015

fraserfir said:
Would it be to much if I was to grade my driveway. The tractor wheelbase is like 54 inches wide. Thanks for everyone's opinion.

You want the blade to cover the rear tire tracks when it's angled, which is why it needs to be at least 1.15 times wider than the rear wheels. So take the rear wheel measurement to the outside of the tread, multiply by 1.15, and get the blade which is that size or closest without being smaller.

I have the 6' blade on an L3200, which measures 60" wide to the outside of the rear wheels. I believe the B2650 is close to same dimensions as the L3200 in length, but don't recall comparing width. Anyhow, it's big for a B, so I suspect the 6' blade is what you want.