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SV got his dozer blade mounted

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Here is SV Cummin's new to him dozer blade on the 3020. Note that he has no mud or snow so he has been performing grading work.




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Does he have any way to angle it? If it's for snow, nice to be able to angle it, I built one 45 years ago, and had that option, never used it square.
 
My experience with an angle blade is for every action you'll have an equal an opposite reaction. You try pushing SNOW one direction your front wheels are going to get pushed the other direction.

It's better not to angle blade. Get too much snow push it to side of road.

I think a V shaped blade would be better.
George
 
After you push most off turn blade around and angle going forward to clear off what you leave by just pushing backwards.
 
Why doesn't he contact the YT webmasters and beg forgiveness? Whatever happened it must have been pretty bad and have happened more than
once I suspect. I think any of us should be able to cough up an "I'm sorry" or whatever it might take. He must still be following the
site.
 
(quoted from post at 06:47:54 11/21/19) My experience with an angle blade is for every action you'll have an equal an opposite reaction. You try pushing SNOW one direction your front wheels are going to get pushed the other direction.

It's better not to angle blade. Get too much snow push it to side of road.

I think a V shaped blade would be better.
George
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Geo, I hope no one on the state of NH DOT reads your post. If they go only from side to side instead of down the road with the plow at an angle they would need fifty times more plows and operators to get the job done! If your plow is getting pushed to the side you just need to go out and clear more frequently.
 
Didn?t realize he isn?t allowed around at this time, that?s too bad. Missed the dust up and doesn?t pay to try to relive it will just get someone else left out.....

Interesting add on. That is something that would maybe not last for me, I can think of too many ways I could wreck that the way it?s designed.

Snow has left here for a time now, but certainly plenty of mud he could come and move around here. Better hurry tho, it should get to 18 degrees tonight. That is when
metal pushers start folding up or shearing bolts off.......

Paul
 
I have a tractor that pushes and one that pulls the blade.
Even with chains on rear tires, angling the blade will pull my rear wheels the opposite direction.

Ever watch Kubota's UTV commerical. Blade is angled and maybe they are only using a foot of the blade.

Never show the first pass or a using the full blade.

Do what ever works best for you.
geo
 
TF ..... ha, I guess it might be, I could be either one, not sure where all this accusation of grumpiness came from. I must admit though, I don't like being trolled !!!
 
(quoted from post at 22:12:39 11/21/19) maybe he does not want to beg!!!!!
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You don't have'ta beg just be reasonable about it...

I have been booted twice by the same guy here that seams to boast he knows it all and when called out calls the other guy "STUPID"... As in a post today...

I let it set for quite awhile sent a email to the host in the email I said "You know what I did was funny" He begged me for that he had it coming... Boom I was back in...

It did help a few folks emailed the host and asked for forgiveness :wink: :wink:

I doubt they read every post someone reported it cuzz they did not like it then the boot came out.
 
Blade looks really nice.....I would expect nothing less from him. He was one of my top 3
favorite posters.
 
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