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Yeah with the backup rippers it puts exactly the opposite pressure on the blade as pushing. So I guess you could say that you are doubling the wear on the balls and pins. We had a D6D with backup rippers and the blade got real sloppy in a short time. I guess you could look at from another point though.The backup rippers probably save on undercarriage since you are spinng and burning up cutting edges on dry hardpacked material.
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