Español 
Rear blade or scraper
The rear blade pushes material and moves it to one side; the scraper gathers it up and spreads it, filling hollows and flattening bumps.
Pushing, with care
The rear blade has no shock absorbers: when you turn it round to push while reversing, go slowly and avoid hitting obstacles.
Snow
With the blade you can clear yards, driveways and private roads. If the tractor struggles, raise the blade a little or change its angle to move less snow at a time.
Which width to choose
At least as wide as the tractor's track width, so the blade covers the wheel marks.
Frequently asked questions
Will it clear snow with a 40 hp tractor?
Yes, if 40 hp falls within the range on the listing. Adjusting the height and angle of the blade lets you control how much snow it takes on.
What's the difference between a rear blade and a scraper?
The rear blade pushes and moves material; the scraper gathers it up and spreads it to level the ground.
Can it be used for pushing?
Yes: the rear blade swivels through 360° and, turned round, pushes while reversing. As it has no shock absorbers, use it slowly and without knocks.
Which width should I choose?
At least the same as the tractor's track width, to cover the wheel marks.
How do I know it will hitch to my tractor?
Check the linkage category and measure the spacing between the pins of the two lower links: it must sit between the minimum and maximum on the listing.