Rear blade for L3400
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devildog1
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How did the 15 series hold up?? Or did you just use it for snow or loose stuff?? Would you want to use a blade that light with a L3400??
It held up real well considering it weighed in at about half of the 3584. I really don't believe you would have an issue with it on your L3400 because it was quite strong. I did some heavy grading along a 1/4 mile of fence line with no problems on the B3200. Although most work was done on snow and prime top soil. Not sure how well it would do with the Grand L3540 though as it weighs in with much more weight.The Land Pride blades that I've had were very good and well built, unlike the TSC blade I had years ago on my Oliver Super 55. Bent the moldboard doing heavy grading for a landscape wall, my fault though too much heavy grading for the TSC's blade.
DevilDog
It held up real well considering it weighed in at about half of the 3584. I really don't believe you would have an issue with it on your L3400 because it was quite strong. I did some heavy grading along a 1/4 mile of fence line with no problems on the B3200. Although most work was done on snow and prime top soil. Not sure how well it would do with the Grand L3540 though as it weighs in with much more weight.The Land Pride blades that I've had were very good and well built, unlike the TSC blade I had years ago on my Oliver Super 55. Bent the moldboard doing heavy grading for a landscape wall, my fault though too much heavy grading for the TSC's blade.
DevilDog