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Old 01-15-2014, 11:36 AM
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A two thumbs up....I use it to uproot saplings and push snow, lift, carry,etc....Now granted its not a push blade but it serves the purpose and I dont have to take it off everytime I need to plow snow....

The electric lift and tilt are nice and they lift about 300+ lbs....
They make HD actuators for it that are also faster...
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Tell me more about saplings. Any pics by chance. Been looking for solutions as I have many more of those little buggers than I want.
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It looks like a pretty beefy unit they sell new for aprox $1200 that's seems to be a pretty hefty price. for that kind of money are they using bushings at the pivot points?
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Yes it is buiilt very well and heavy.

I dig up around the roots of the saplings and then push them over and pull them out of the ground....Works better than a shovel!
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looks really handy. I might be able to get rid of the 8n that's to big for my yard and down size to one of these. and a cat zero 3 point ( but that's another thread) Thanks for the info
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