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In your gravel moving pictures, you say the ROPS is folded down because you couldn't get into the shed with it up. Why was the ROPS down in the mud pictures? Was leaving it down the dumbest thing that you wouldn't tell about? I can't believe that so many people don't think "SAFETY". Our local newspaper lists all arrests and accidents. The amount of people mentioned that don't use seatbelts is unbelievable. HEY YOU ALL OUT THERE. WORK SAFELY!!

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New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Stanley J Krasovic

I've made more little rocks out of big rocks with my brushhog than I can count. The blades have never been sharpened, look like they could use sharpening, yet still do the job very well. I've been advised NOT to sharpen the blades. Right now, the brush, saplings, etc..., are busted up quite nicely. I was told that sharpening the blades would result in the brush being cut cleanly, with sharp ends sticking up that would puncture tires very easily.

Stan from NE PA

Rotary Cutter Sharpening
Parts and Repair
Replies 7 Post by Stanley J Krasovic

I purchased a "tooth blade" directly from my New Holland dealer. Mounting only required drilling a hole in each side of the bucket, then slipping the unit over the lip of the bucket and bolting in place. It makes a world of difference when trying move earth. Attaches and removes easily (although a little heavy).
Stan in NE PA

TC bucket forks
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Stanley J Krasovic