Moved the grader blades outside while cleaning the garage the other day so I shot some pictures of them. They might look like scrap pile projects but they do get the job done and thats all that matters to me. ![smile.gif](http://whtractor.15.<a href="http://www.forumer.com">forumer</a>.com/html/emoticons/smile.gif)
Trying to build the mid attached blade from a LR plow frame and the top half of a blade that had been cut down for one the other grader projects. Building the other blade for a friend, its just built from from a GT snow blade plus some steel. No plan on a trip for the blade angle yet.![whtractor/scratchhead.gif](http://whtractor.15.<a href="http://www.forumer.com">forumer</a>.com/html/emoticons/whtractor/scratchhead.gif)
Both of these blades were built with Vert blade frames and GT blades that had been cut down. The vert frame used on some models were nearly the same as a factory grader frame.
A few pictures taken while building a grader blade.
Cut the blade in half, cut the vert frame length down then welded some 2" x 1/2" steel in for the rest of the frame.
Nearly finished just cutting the width down and the angle trip handle attached.
Trying to build the mid attached blade from a LR plow frame and the top half of a blade that had been cut down for one the other grader projects. Building the other blade for a friend, its just built from from a GT snow blade plus some steel. No plan on a trip for the blade angle yet.
Both of these blades were built with Vert blade frames and GT blades that had been cut down. The vert frame used on some models were nearly the same as a factory grader frame.
A few pictures taken while building a grader blade.
Cut the blade in half, cut the vert frame length down then welded some 2" x 1/2" steel in for the rest of the frame.
Nearly finished just cutting the width down and the angle trip handle attached.