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Old 03-01-2010, 02:01 PM
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Default Rear Blade Concept
I'm working on plans for a rear blade - concept is in the very stages. Plans have it pivoting 30 degrees from center. I'm still working out the more finer details, but here's what the conceptual design will look like.

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Old 03-01-2010, 06:41 PM
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nice. that looks like the brinly kinda
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nice job keep up the good work,look forward to seeing more
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I had the rake but not the back blade or the mount for them. so here is what I did.

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Looks like great plans T-mo.... It will defintely be nice to be able to angle it from the seat. Do you plan on making the moldboard "curved"?

Cant wait to see the finished product, keep us updated.

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I spend a little time yesterday on the plans. On the curve blade, it depends on what I can find - it will be nice to find a front blade somewhere that's cheap (meaning free or almost free).
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