I've got the moldboard off an A-60 leaning up against the back wall of my barn that I've often considered turning into a FH back blade.
One thing you have to take into consideration is the height of the moldboard. The front blades are quite tall compared to a factory back blade, and the FH can only lift so high.
Your frame design will have to take that into account, so that you can lift the blade off the ground.
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Re: Rear Blade
True dat. I am going to just mount the extra blade on the standard cub in the belly and use a 5 ft piece of 6" steel that connects to the receiver I made. Both cubs have the receivers now so it should work to smooth out the driveway.
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