Scott85
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With the hydraulic kit are you able to spin the blade 360?
Grading Rear Blade Recomendation
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MtnViewRanch
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It looks like you can. There is a hydraulic mount on the other side.
MtnViewRanch
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Underdog57, if you can, and I know that they are not cheap, but get some skid shoes for the blade, they really help out. :thumbsup:
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Underdog57
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Yes you can. You have to pop the 2 pins on the cylinder and lift the cylinder over to the other side. I put anti-seize and hitch pin clips on the pins, they pop out quickly
Scott85
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duh thanks for pointing out the obvious.
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Underdog57
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The Land Pride skid shoes are $180. I am looking at fabricating my own, (maybe!)
dbaer78
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Nice stout lookin blade there. Can't wait to see how you like it once you get a few hours on it.
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That blade would look good on my tractor
Get the largest diameter shoes you can find.
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PlumCrazy814
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nice U-dog
I am certain you will figure out how to make it work best for your varying needs.
I am certain you will figure out how to make it work best for your varying needs.
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Underdog57
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dbaer78,
I really like my LP3784 so far. I've plowed snow with it three times with no skid shoes and I haven't dug to much sod yet. I'm getting used to it now, just go slow and lift the blade slightly when you need to & adjust the 3 pt to raise & lower slowly. I pull & push with this blade, works great. Adjust top link so that the blade leans forward, it will dig in less. I can't wait to move some dirt with it this spring! My rear tractor wheels are aprox. 6' apart and the 7' blade is perfect for me, it doesn't stick out too far in the straight position and if I angle it about 25 degrees it still covers my tracks. I am glad I spent the extra $ and bought a good heavy blade. If you don't mind the price you'll love the blade
My 2 cents, good luck
dbaer78
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Thank you for your thoughts. I'm certainly saving my pennies for that one!
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Glad I found your thread as I was looking at new Land Pride RB3584 that was still on a dealers lot. It looks like your newer 37 model is totally redesigned... and I probably would have been a little disappointed with the 35 model. THANKS!!!
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Underdog57
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I really like it so far, it worked very good plowing snow this winter. As for having to move the cylinder to the other side to reverse the blade, I could do it in less than a minute but I found no need to reverse the blade, I just push with the back side when needed, and I love the Hyd angle.
