Dozer blade works good.

[Mat Perucci 0]

Powers right through that in first gear.

[Guest]

Looks like that machine is getting really well setup. Using a chain has no down pressure except the weight of the blade; great idea and perhaps a different feel. The use of the spring lift bar or the solid lift bar; both have their various advantages. I like the solid lift bar. Use of the hydrolift will actually lift the front of the tractor off the ground.

[Robert Kehoe 0]

i NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT USING A CHAIN FOR THE LIFT

[Mat Perucci 0]

I had the lift bar from before... It broke, i fixed it and it broke again. So Im stuck with a chain which still is kinda effective. Im also getting the front wheels about 15'' off the ground. Also got my hydro lift awaiting my new ram and well installing it consumes a bit of time.

[D-17_Dave 12]

I bet with the workout your giveing it that your getting an earfull from that straight pipe exhaust.lol

[wminmi 0]

i've got chain on the 700 for the plow blade....feels weird compared to a "rod" but definately digs with just the weight of the blade itself. Takes some getting used to....

[MarksA-C 93]

Hey, looking good! But wait... In the first pic, upper right. Is that a crapsman I see???

[FastPaul 0]

Looks awesome,Amazing what power a tractor that size can produce!!

[Mat Perucci 0]

Im lovin this thing, Its loud and powerful:D. Cant stall the motor i can work it but never stalled it im running half throttle second and 1/4 in first. Cant kill it:p. If you think my tractors loud ill get a pic of my friends exhaust tomarrow.

[perry 1]

nice lookin outfit. looks like you are havin fun. whats the myth on runnin theese engines with no muffler?. i herd it was bad for them.

[Bunky 3]

I have used a chain before on a Blower set up.. It works pretty good, Nice Outfit..

[portuncia 0]

Looks just like my tractor, I like the chain idea, I have a straigh arm and for some things its difficult to work on ground that is not level. I use the blade to clean out the horse stalls and find it works better if I go in and back out, dragging the blade to muck out the stall, but using a chain just might work better as it will allow the blade, hopefully, to ride over the bumps and stay in contact with the ground. I just might have to try that. Any input on that application is appreciated.

[Mat Perucci 0]

The nice thing about using the chain is that you can adjust the height with one bolt. it tends to be a little better than the lift rod on bumpy areas but on level theres really no difference except for the fact that you can apply more pressure. also, my arm is sore from lifting that thing all day sounds like the right time to put the hydro lift back in there.