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Read articles →This video documents one owner's first-ever hookup of a used six-foot rear blade bought off Marketplace for $150, not a review of the implement itself. It covers his reasoning for choosing a rear blade over a bucket for wide snow paths, his take on quick-attach versus manual hookup, and adjusting the top link/threaded rod to level the blade. No snow-use footage yet.
Posted by the What's Doug Doing channel, an owner sharing hands-on, first-time impressions from his own property.
The rear blade clears a six-foot path, while the bucket only clears about four feet, making it better for heavy snow.
The owner says quick-attach does not solve the hardest part, which is hooking up the PTO shaft, so he sticks with manual hookup.
He adjusted the threaded rod on the top link because the three-point was not level, sitting down slightly on the right side.
