Blue-Fox
Well-Known Member
I learned to run blade in a 12 with a pony motor. We didn’t have luxury of changing the tip angle on a whim. You got out a couple 2 3/8” box wrenches and it was a bit of a mother bear getting it where you wanted and locked back down.
Trying to cut and shape a gravel road I can see the desire to change it on the fly. For winter Ops plowing snow couldn’t you just lock the tip angle and run it out? Save wear and tear on the cylinders and bushings and use that cylinder circuit for the snow gate or something useful? What would be the optimum set angle at the edge face? 10*?
Trying to cut and shape a gravel road I can see the desire to change it on the fly. For winter Ops plowing snow couldn’t you just lock the tip angle and run it out? Save wear and tear on the cylinders and bushings and use that cylinder circuit for the snow gate or something useful? What would be the optimum set angle at the edge face? 10*?