What is the New Implement for the B2601? #27

Peacefield Farm_MN
Peacefield Farm_MN
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Published 2021-04-09
I bought this implement during the depths of winter to help me to move snow. Now it is spring, what am I going to do with it?

Howseimplement.com
This blade is Model 4406

"A Ritter Bit Will Do" is the youTube channel I follow that showed me this back blade.

The main boom has 5 positions,
Blade angle 5 positions,
Blade tilt, 3 positions.
All Comments (16)
  • @ritterjon
    đŸ’„ Glad to see you got one! That will sure come in handy next winter. Thanks for the shoutout! Keep on tractoring!
  • @GPOutdoors
    Morning Michael! Nice choice! Easily swings out side to side, and angles easily. Good stuff! A good add to your inventory for looking after the snow and grading. Have a great weekend!
  • @DIYMyWay
    Looks like you have a very versatile back blade! Nice! I recently got a similarly designed one from Everything Attachments and I love it. Thanks for sharing!
  • @PurpleCollarLife
    Nice job with that backblade. I'm more and more impressed with the R14 tires.
  • @SteveRobReviews
    I like the swivel up and down , mine forces me to adjust the tractor lift arms . Nice blade 👌
  • @GrampiesWorkshop
    How's she goin'? That's a nice back blade Mike!!! Having all those different positions will be a benefit when you start tp use it around the property. And for knocking off the snowbanks to keep your lane wider, it will be ideal!!! Congrats on your new implement. Take care!!
  • @MJADoingStuff
    Wow that’s a really cool back blade l almost wished it to snow here in Minnesota one last time so you can try it out but I think you would rather wait for next winter đŸ„¶ thanks for sharing 😁👍
  • @twinbrookacres
    That's a nice blade! I just bought a blades at TSC. I needed something quick, but the blade does not tilt. New friend. I came from Grampie's Workshop.
  • @smarblewnec
    I have a B2601 with R14 tires being delivered on Monday. Before seeing this I ordered a 5 foot rear blade for snow removal. l believe at a 30 degree angle, it should have a width of 52 inches if my math is correct. This should cover my tracks, but after seeing your tractor with the 6 foot blade, it seems like it may be a better size. I was worried it would be too cumbersome to have a 6 foot blade and might also be too large for the b2601 to pull in the dirt. What has your experience been? Do you like the 6 foot, or would you prefer smaller. Also, you saved the day on the bucket level indicator. It was driving me nuts that one wasn't offered for the LA435 loader. Thanks to your video I will hopefully be able to install one when the parts arrive! Thanks for the videos!