[Farmall] Attachment question

[Rob]

No snow around here (well hardly ever, and it melts within a day). I'd be 
moving sand and soft dirt. The roads here are not maintained by the County. 
Local home owners do that....and that would be me. 

I'd love to find a mid mount blade. Rear mount will do though. I have a bucket 
on the front (very usefull for filling all the BIG pot holes after it rains)

Rob 

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'64 Chrysler 300
'69 Dart 270 4dr 
'05 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited
'03 GMC Savanah 3500
'47 Farmall "H"
'67-'69 Barracuda Owners Group
Ridgecrest Ca.    
Merlins are cool, but
Radials rule!
Jets just make noise
   


> If the price is right, I would get it. Nine feet is a lot for an H if you really 
> dig it in, but you can control it, and just take what the tractor will handle.  
> Grading generally doesn't move so much material; you're not digging ditches.  It 
> will be better for snow than a little blade, as it will extend outside of the 
> wheels.  Of course a front blade is superior for snow, but use what you have.
> 
> Bruce 
> ---- Rob <69barracuda at mchsi.com> wrote: 
> > I've been looking for a scraper blade w/ 3pt for my H. Found a JD model 115 
> for 
> > fairly cheap. Was wondering if it would be too much for my '47 H or if it 
> would 
> > handle it okay. It's got a 9' blade...just about right for grading my road (I 
> > have about a mile from my gate to pavement)
> > 
> > Thanks in advance
> > 
> > Lurker Rob
> > 
> > --
> > '64 Chrysler 300
> > '69 Dart 270 4dr 
> > '05 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited
> > '03 GMC Savanah 3500
> > '47 Farmall "H"
> > '67-'69 Barracuda Owners Group
> > Ridgecrest Ca.    
> > Merlins are cool, but
> > Radials rule!
> > Jets just make noise
> >    
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