[GT_80]

I know this will probably get moved, but someone on here has to buy this!!! I would if I could!!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SEARS-CRAFT...ultDomain_0&hash=item2a1717dabc#ht_500wt_1180

 

[attorney_barnabas_collins]

That's VERY reasonable at $65, and a BIN to boot. Road Trip anyone?

 

[timmymacnj]

They made a rear blade with scarifiers? Any info on that guys?

 

[GT_80]

They made a rear blade with scarifiers? Any info on that guys?

no- someone added that.

 

[rcolley]

Flovilla is like 20 min from me. I might keep my eyes on it even though I already have one

 

[searsjon]

that is a really nice blade

 

[Oo-v-oO]

I'm going to see if someone I know local would pick it up for me. I could really use that for my dirt driveway.

 

[69l46vert]

The scarifier blades look like they'd make it work really good. Especially if you had a stock one to smooth it out with afterwards. Otherwise with just that one, you can invert the blade and smooth it that way. It's gonna go within minutes I'm guessing.

 

[attorney_barnabas_collins]

I figure the top link is worth pretty much of the price.

 

[attorney_barnabas_collins]

Just thinking, he might have the rest of the 3 point on that old junk tractor its off of..heck take the whole tractor and get it out of my yard.

 

[Umaxman]

I have many uses for that ....just to far away

 

[Oo-v-oO]

Well, someone got a good deal. Too bad it wasn't me.

 

[speakerman0320]

I had thought about having a part made to bolt on to mine.I would want big rippers on it.

 

[69l46vert]

I had thought about having a part made to bolt on to mine.I would want big rippers on it.

yea like railroad spikes welded or bolted on might be good. bolted would be better imo. Use smaller bolts so they can break away if hit hard