Dozed scraper blade for front bucket

Rkh · Dec 22, 2020

I can't scrape my blacktop clear of snow because my mf65 gas front bucket is not on level. It is about 3/4" off from being level. Its hard from looking at the picture that its off level. Do you guys recommend putting a scraper blade on my front bucket edge?

mhb@ufe · Dec 22, 2020

Check your rear tire pressure. If one is a little low it will tip the tractor and loader to one side. Sometimes tires that are marked as the same size can vary in height as well.

Mark

Wisconsin Cowman · Dec 22, 2020

I would double check the tire pressure. Bucket could stand to have a new cutting edge welded on looks like there’s not much left.

rrman61 · Dec 22, 2020

Yes park on a flat surface and release air in one rear tire until level.on my work backhoe I just swing the boom to the higher side until level

grizz02 · Dec 22, 2020

split a piece of 2in pipe and put over your edge works great for snow

Kansas4010 · Dec 22, 2020

Some of these mounted on the bucket might help some. It won't let one side dig in.

SDE · Dec 22, 2020

I was working on the neighbor's 450 Farmall and I put a level across ed the loader arms and then on the bucket. I showed him that when someone did a repair on the frame, that they did not get it aligned with the bucket. Check the loader arms with a level and then the bucket. If they are aligned with each other, then you might need to check where the frame mounts to the tractor.

marloweg · Dec 22, 2020

like nhu@ufe said check your rear tires pressure and are they a matched set a few pounds difference will make it out of wack

Bob Collins · Dec 22, 2020

I just did that three hours ago. Tried using PVC last year, but it wears away pretty quickly.

Rkh · Dec 22, 2020

Fronts have 33lbs
Rears have 10lbs & 5lbs loaded with weights & calcium

BRSnKY · Dec 22, 2020

10 and 5 is a huge difference.

showcrop · Dec 22, 2020

(quoted from post at 14:46:42 12/22/20) Fronts have 33lbs
Rears have 10lbs & 5lbs loaded with weights & calcium

If 10 lbs and 5 lbs. are the pressures of your rears there is your problem.

grizz02 · Dec 22, 2020

cool ,as you can see I hard face this one to keep wear down

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