I'm thinking of an out of the box way to Mount a snow plow to a loader bucket. Main reason for doing it this way is... Loader is difficult to remove and I don't want any down pressure on the plow bc I have a gravel driveway.
My idea is to weld some pieces of angle iron tabs on the rear bottom of the bucket. Two sets of two that would accept the pins to attach a western style snowplow. Instead of the cylinder to lift the low a simple chain would attach to the hook on the top of the bucket. Tilting or raising the bucket would lift the plow, but it would rest on the ground with slack in the chain(no down pressure).
To angle the plow I'd set up hydraulics or maybe find a way to manually turn it.
What do y'all think??
My idea is to weld some pieces of angle iron tabs on the rear bottom of the bucket. Two sets of two that would accept the pins to attach a western style snowplow. Instead of the cylinder to lift the low a simple chain would attach to the hook on the top of the bucket. Tilting or raising the bucket would lift the plow, but it would rest on the ground with slack in the chain(no down pressure).
To angle the plow I'd set up hydraulics or maybe find a way to manually turn it.
What do y'all think??