I got one from TSC, might have been a King Kutter or some similar low end brand. It was a 7 foot blade and cost $240 or so in 2007. I used it with a Massey 35 to plow snow. By the end of the first winter the blade was bent into a big gradual curve, the cutting edge was pulling away from the blade all along the top edge and the whole pivot was also bent into about a 15 degree curve. I did not run into anything with it but I pushed it over rough gravel and ice plowing snow all winter and pushed into snowbanks. I sold it for $50 and figured I was lucky to get that for it. I would look for an old heavy duty blade. Prior to that I had borrowed a 5' Bush Hog brand blade that was older and had used it for a few years. It never showed any sign of bending at all even though I put it to harder uses as well as plowing snow. Zach
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