[sectlandscaping]

Anyone have any info on this?

Cant find to many hydraulic back blades. The ones I see are more grader blade then pusher box. Looks like they had it on a small tractor or skid. Its 6.5 wide, Not sure what Im doing with it. I dont have a 3 pt hitch but I pretty much stole it.

 

[seville009]

No info on it. Basic box back blade. Hydraulic lift isn’t that beneficial. Can’t be for down pressure on a 3 pt. Maybe worth $200 or so.

Just throw it in craigslist for triple what you paid for it and see what you get.

 

[FredG]

No plates on it to see maybe the manufacturer? I agree with seville, probably won't help you much in the snow. Be okay on a small tractor for grading smaller jobs.

 

[sectlandscaping]

The back blades I see go left and right. This goes up and down. Then it has hydraulic connections for a skid. Which makes no sense. Since it already does that. Think it was attached to a 3 pt plate adapter.

I wanted to find out the weight to see if I can attach it to my boxer 320.

 

[sectlandscaping]

Looks like the mount can be flipped to be used as a pusher.

 

[seville009]

I can’t see any skidsteer attachment points. Looks to be just 3pt hitch attachment points with the hydraulic ram being the top link.

Might have been on a small tractor with a front blower that used the box blade to pull snow away from garage doors or something.

 

[TJS]

Looks like a truck rear plow to me and you are missing the connecting bar that plugs into a receiver hitch. Just my guess. Driftbuster maybe.

 

[Mark Oomkes]

That's an old fashioned 2 arm back blade right there. Plowed with a lot of them years ago. Easier to hook up but they lift and lower on a radius instead of straight up and down. So if you misjudge your distance to a garage door and lowere it, you're going to be buying a new door or panel.

Usually needed a custom bumper with a clevis for the cylinder and a couple bars (for lack of a better term) that the arms would connect to. No receiver to slide into.

Anyone and everyone made them around here, before Ebling came up with the 4 arm/receiver hitch concept.

 

[sectlandscaping]

That's an old fashioned 2 arm back blade right there. Plowed with a lot of them years ago. Easier to hook up but they lift and lower on a radius instead of straight up and down. So if you misjudge your distance to a garage door and lowere it, you're going to be buying a new door or panel.

Usually needed a custom bumper with a clevis for the cylinder and a couple bars (for lack of a better term) that the arms would connect to. No receiver to slide into..

What did they use to power the cylinder? Did these run off the under hood pumps? The radius makes sense since it pushes out to drop.

Looks like a truck rear plow to me and you are missing the connecting bar that plugs into a receiver hitch. Just my guess. Driftbuster maybe.

It was listed as a truck rear plow but I never seen one like this. I was thinking they used a skid and this adapter plate.

 

[Mark Oomkes]

What did they use to power the cylinder? Did these run off the under hood pumps? The radius makes sense since it pushes out to drop.

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