Wheel Horse grader blade

[Ridavidk 3]

I've had a wheel horse grader blade for many years in my garage and I've never used it.  Trying to find out what it might be worth.  Also how it would be mounted on my tractor if I wanted to use it.  My tractor is a 520H.  thanks in advance.

[953 nut 57,839]

Your grader blade would mount to the rear axle bracket that a dozer blade (snow plow) would be attached. They are a popular attachment and should bring $ 250 +/- depending on how eager the buyer is. Here is the manual.

 

Edited December 7, 2024 by 953 nut

[ri702bill 8,953]

OK - what area of RI are you located in?? 

I am in central RI.....

[Brockport Bill 1,822]

like all items -- selling price is determined by local market and your geography --- as well as the time/season of year - - plus of course, what someone is willing to pay -- and how patient or eager you are as seller? Sometimes there is demand  - sometimes not?? That blade with all necessary parts ( lift arm, spring, lever arm etc ) in good condition can sell for as high as 400+.........see photos attached -  have sold 2 of them........Good luck

[Ridavidk 3]

21 minutes ago, ri702bill said:

OK - what area of RI are you located in?? 

I am in central RI.....

I'm in northern RI.....Scituate

[Ed Kennell 40,454]

to the 

[ri702bill 8,953]

Hmmm... A relatively short, scenic ride up from West Warwick.

[c-series don 9,424]

I paid 425 for mine and I must say it works great. 

[Ridavidk 3]

I don't seem to have the lift arm as someone showed in a photo.  Is that required and if so is it available somewhere like Ebay?

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 11,241]

Lift arm is no longer available from Toro.

Not hard to make if someone knows the distance from pin center to pin center.

A change was made back in the day to an off--set link like the photo above.

 

[rjg854 11,877]

not for sure positive, but WheelHorse parts and more might make them.