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Posted by phil lowe on November 13, 2006 at 18:52:28 from (142.68.170.78):
Hi guy's ,,with winter fast approaching I start thinking about how'm I gonna add extention on my backblade so I can get more of a cut when I got the blade angled.See it's only a 5 footer and when I angle it to throw the snow to one side I only get a three -4 foot cut ..thinking I could weld on extention ,,but then It would be hard to swivel it around ,,saw one on the Ad section that adjusts left n right ,,but to get something like that shipped to where I'm at ,,would not be worth it ... anyone build anything like this that wants to send a pic ,,just something to go by ..,, thanks Phil In Nova Scotia
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