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Trade 46'' plow/blade for 42'' spring trip


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Hi, I bought a tractor about a month ago and it came with a 46'' spring trip plow blade. It is a little to large for my area. I know what your thinking BIGGER IS BETTER, well actually not for me. I have 4' paths back around the chicken coops, and feel that the 46'' blade will be a little to large to zip around with, so I am looking to trade with someone. Please send me an email and we can swap pics, and info, and hopefully get what we both want. BTW. I am in Ohio, and maybe traveling to PA in the next couple of weeks to pick up a couple B-10's so the closer the better, although we maybe able to ship them? Thanks, John
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John I am bidding on a 42" now and will have an answer in about 2 days. I wanted the 46 trip blade for my Bees but was gong to settle for the 42 instead. I you want to trade that would be great. I live in Northern Ky at Falmouth.
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Dale, is the 42'' spring trip also? That is what I would like to trade for. Just blade. Do you think it is safe shipping something this large and heavy? Thanks, John
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John The 46" when it is angled will be just right for your 48" walk ways 4" in the width of the blade is not much.
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The 42 inch is not a trip blade and you have to get off the tractor to angle the blade. The 46 inch you can angle from the seat. RayS
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I'm not sure if the one I've got is a 42",or a 46".If it's a 42",I'll be up for a trade. I know it's got the spring trip on it,and adjust's from the seat. BTW,I'm in Northern Indiana,South Bend,to be exact.
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Thanks UCD, but I will be plowing between buildings about 4' apart, and need to keep the blade straight. John
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John, The blade I am speaking of is not a trip style. It is fixed. Kent, you have done a lot of dirt moving with yours. Question, How often does the trip come into play. Just curious.
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Hi Dale, I have, and have been using the NON trip style for some time. The problem is I have the paths lined with railroad ties, and I am hoping the spring trip will keep me from plowing them around. Of course I have not tried one yet. Thanks, John
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