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O.S------Pushing snow with A.
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Posted by Farmallkid on June 01, 2004 at 09:51:40 from (209.216.148.230):
Off-Season---- I know its a bit late to be talkin about pushing snow, but i have some qeustions to ask to get ready for next winter. We want to put a blade on our A. How many of you have blades on these smaller tractors? How do they push snow, alot of it or a little. Do you need chains on the back tires? And how big of a blade up front? The tractor mechanic in town was moving dirt with his a the other day, hes got a 6 ft blade on the front, seems to do a good job.Most of our snow here in SW Ont, blows into our driveway, 2 to 3 feet high in some spots, 4 at the most. The mechanic made his own setup out of scrap metal, Not very hard to make. Any input is great.
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