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Old 12-15-2014, 09:45 PM
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Question guys. What are a wide frame snowblade and a snowblade for an "O" worth?
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Which snow blade for the "O"? There are at least 2.
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They are what you are willing to spend.
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I have a chance to pick both of them up for a quote "Lew price." $50 bucks for both. I'm not sure which original blade it is.
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If your getting a deal like that....... why ask what they are worth?
You gonna sell them?
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Old 12-16-2014, 08:15 AM
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Most likely I will. The blade frame for the "O" has a curved frame where it connects to the rock shaft correct?
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The curve is on the front end, not the rock shaft side.

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Old 12-16-2014, 10:42 AM
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Jon is correct, there are 2 style blades. This is the other style, it attaches to just the front of the tractor and is not spring trip. The other style is as good as any later blade, this not trip version is more fragile.

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Here are pictures of the 2 blades. The one is a wide frame and i think the second one is for an "O"
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