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Read articles →Focuses specifically on the Land Pride RV3784 seven-foot rear blade, how to adjust its angle settings, flip it from pushing to pulling mode, and offset it for clearing a driveway edge. The creator also flags a real usability quirk: the blade strikes a pin when rotating, forcing an awkward workaround. A short practical look, most useful to anyone considering this exact blade pairing with a compact tractor.
Posted by the Back In The Woods channel, appearing to be an owner sharing first-hand experience from their own property.
The whole blade adjusts on an angle either way, and you pull a pin since the blade has three different settings.
You pull the pin, pivot the blade down, and swing it all the way over so that going forward now pulls the blade instead of pushing it.
Yes, when rotating all the way around the blade hits a giant offset pin that stays in all the time, which seems like an oversight in the design.
Yes, you can offset it so there is two feet of clearance, letting you safely stay on your driveway while pushing snow over the edge.
