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Re: Snow Blade for a H
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Posted by Lyle on December 22, 2000 at 08:19:27 from (205.238.244.178):
In Reply to: Snow Blade for a H posted by Scott on December 21, 2000 at 16:47:43:
Scott, The other thread is a very good one about the scoop frame. At least in my part of the world they are quite easy and cheap to pick up. I have one on my H and it's great. I leave the frame on all the time.You would be surprised at how the extra weight helps out in pulling a plow[ 2 bottom]. Two bolts takes the scoop off and four bolts holds the eight foot snow plow blade on. I have the snow plow so I can angle it manually. Does a good job. Good Luck
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