Posted by J.Wondergem on December 02, 2014 at 17:32:57 from (97.95.103.142):
In Reply to: snow plow blade posted by HNM on December 02, 2014 at 14:54:21:
I used two trailer axles. Welded them end to end, then marked a slit as wide as I thought it would take for the blade to get to the bottom. Cut it out with a torch and stuck the blade in it and welded the front of the pipe to the face of the blade. I think I welded about six, three inch spots to the front, and a couple to the back. I did it three years ago. It works real good, still get a few stones on the lawn. Got to watch the corner of the blade when plowing through a dip. It'll dig into the sod. It will make some spots a little slick, but not bad at all. My drive goes up hill and is crushed concrete, and never gets slick from plowing. Sure wish I had done it years ago.
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