Hi, I'm trying to identify the manufacturer of my cutting blade. I've never seen another quite like it. I visit here from time to time and figured it would be the best place to maybe find out some more information on it. Thanks
Looks like a Rome V cutter blade. Nice looking d7G . www.romeplow.com
Thanks! It may be a Rome, I haven't been able to find a picture of another like it. All the blades I have found are equal on both sides, my blade is offset some. The right side cutting edge starts a few feet before the one on the left. I have some better pictures, but they were all to large to upload here.
Thats interesting 69Camaro about the cutting edge being somewhat offset from left to right hand side. Was thinking the same thing after viewing a V blade in this picture on a link I posted in another thread. Only thing I can think of is it aids the stinger in splitting a tree or stump possibly. We have the K/G blade & love it for clearing. http://reveg-catalog.tamu.edu/04-Mechanical.htm#Shearing_Blades
I'd say you are right, it's bound to be designed that way to reduce the load a little when cutting. Here's a little better picture of it.
Back in the day there were a lot of smaller shops that made cutter blades somewhat regionally.
Damb 69! Point that thing in a safe direction as I feel like I'm about to be split in half Thats cool, Pretty handy tool.