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Success at last
THANKS .....no doubt.... to some great advice on the forum, today I completed the installation of my front blade onto my 125. Included some pics. Whats funny.....When I competed the install and said "lets try this puppy out".....My tractor decided not to start and I had to tinker with it for 30 minutes. Normally it fires right up.
Gonna have to make me a custom piece in order to try to accomplish my goal. Gravel drive is banked to one side to let water enter ditch as it goes down the hill. My blade of course is level. Gonna try a steel attach in place of blade at bottom that is cut to match grade so as to try to keep my gravels leveled out without costly attachments. Does this sound like it'll work?.........Open for critics and or ideas, advice. Thought I might make it have three connection points instead of seven with one end as a pivot then the center and end att. pt. have multiple holes to adjust grade. It would involve remove 2 bolts to adjust. Is this a logical option for economy sake. I hope its alright I included a picture of my best friend who helped me thru this project also...My eyesight has diminished some (see title name on attachments for example) so he usually reads the instructions.. Enjoy the forum...Thanks guys bobbyjupiter 
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