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Old 08-23-2014, 06:17 PM
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Used my rear blade for the first time. I really enjoyed it. Had to play with the hydraulics some. I'll be a lot better next time. Hope everyone enjoys the vids.



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Looking good there Allen, you have very sandy soil.
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Rear blade work takes practice. You did well IMO. The engine speed though...... http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/showt...eferrerid=6559
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Good job Allen
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Neat vids Allen. Always fun to put 'em to work. Good to see ya posting again.
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Thanks guys.

I ran the engine at the speed, I'm supposed to. It won't hurt the Kohler running it full throttle.
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Thanks guys.

I ran the engine at the speed, I'm supposed to. It won't hurt the Kohler running it full throttle.
Nice work with the blade AC. If you want more practice come up to my place. Just a FYI it wont hurt the engine to run it at a lower RPM considering that you are not loading the engine doing what your doing.
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Looking good ACecil
I love my rear blade for doing gravel.
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Looks like you are having a fun time. Hmmmm....wonder how that would do with some snow. Maybe I can send a lot your way this next winter so that you can practice with that blade.

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