Dennis,
I'm up in Morrow County, I plowed yesterday in the thick of the storm to try to keep my drive open, plowed again today, and cleaned-up the neighbors drive too. What fun! We had maybe 10" snow, but I had a couple drifts close to 2 feet high.Anyway, you can hang your rear blade on chain. But man, what you need is a position controller to control the height of the blade. You can set the blade at any height you want, and it will stay there. Look thru the archives for position controller, there are guys that make their own for cheap & have plans. There are a couple pictures over in the photo gallery. You can also buy one ready made from Zane over on the N board, called a Zane Thang, installs in ~10 minutes with a crecent wrench.
To hang your blade with chains, keep your top link hooked-up. The metal chain connectors that guys use on B.Hogs hook-on to the each lower link pin on the blade, and the other end on the pin going thru the back of the tranny housing behind the top link connection. The connection plates for that usually come with the chain set for the B.Hog. You might be able to figure a way to do it with just chain. If you plan on spending money, don't mess with the chains & spend your money on the position controller, you will be way happier. George
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