Nice unit. Very much appreciated the information on the blade depth. I fabricated a cat0 unit for my Cub Cadet and was working on installing the blades when I found your video. Thank you!
You'll want to get a hydraulic top link to adjust on the fly to keep the flow of material going over the blades like they're designed to do. And with your arm it saves alot of getting off and on adjusting the link.
That's on the list of items to get. I spoke to a dealer a while ago and the hydrolic kits are hard to get. I'd like to have 2 sets of remotes on the back. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
Woods equipment has always been very good quality. I am thinking that Land Pride is good stuff for occasional use but may not be what someone using it to make their living may find their stuff not quite up to the task. I have a Land Pride box blade that I bought used with my tractor. It is their heavy duty version and it has held up very well. I noticed that you didn't have any trouble talking in this video. Normally your meds kind of get to you. Have you switched meds or gotten off of some? Anyway, you are looking good my friend. Good to hear from you.
I thanks Gary. I've tried to wean myself off of some of them. I like my EA attachments, but sometimes I can't wait. In this case I needed it yesterday. Also I like the adjustability of the woods and LP. In the future I'd like to take thr blades up and go over our front yard. It's still very rough and a pain to mow. My LP pallet forks have held up well and I have been pretty hard on them. Nice to talk to you Gary. Keep in touch!
Thanks, Richard. I'm going to look into getting one. And a sun shade. I got a nice burn on my legs yesterday brush hogging. We've been in the 90s here. I think both items are well worth the money.
Raising kids is crazy until they're all gone and then it'll hit you how quiet it gets and you and momma will find things to do together instead of being scattered all over the place getting kids to all the activities.
I wish she would alow down on the whole growing up. We had to take a break on the karate this summer. Just too much with her softball and horse stuff she does every day. I try to take every day in and know she will be on her own before we know it.
I have the same quick hitch, and the 60” version of this scraper. I have my top hook in the same position as yours. Im noticing the side pins not fully seating in the closed position. It appears this happened to you when you first hooked up to it. Then when it was in the garage the pins were fully down into the quick hitch. Any tips?
