Looking at purchasing this homemade rear blade for my B6200. Its 5' wide, swivels 360 degrees and was supposedly on a sub compact before. Does this blade look to be too heavy for a B6200? (I believe the B6200 is good for 1000 lbs on 3pnt)
Rear Blade for B6200
- Thread starter capekubota
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Is it close enough you could take your tractor to the blade, hook it up, and test it? If so, I would do that. Price is a bit high for a homemade implement, but it does look to be in good shape. A good once over, and if your tractor handles it, strike a deal and drag it home.
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cliffboyer
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Equipment
L3301 w/LA525 loader, G5200 mower w/RC48 deck, Kawasaki 610 Mule, DR mower
Perhaps a bit overkill for your 6100, but you won't break it. You could always cut 4-6" off each side if need be.
What is the purpose of the square tubing protruding beyond the lower lift pins? Would think that to be a hindrance in hooking up.
What is the purpose of the square tubing protruding beyond the lower lift pins? Would think that to be a hindrance in hooking up.
I use a Frontier RB1060 (5 ft) behind by B7200E. I have 3 55 lb kubota suitcase weights on the front. and front and rear tires filled with beet juice. I think it is sized about right for the tractor.
Our tractors are almost the same except for engine, you will find many uses for the blade.
Our tractors are almost the same except for engine, you will find many uses for the blade.