Posted by Rusty6 on January 24, 2017 at 11:09:47 from (207.195.86.18):
In Reply to: Front mount Blade posted by John Deere D on January 24, 2017 at 08:03:50:
Looks like it works but if it was mine I'd want to put in something to give side support near the front axle. It looks like a long span of unsupported push bar from the blade to the back of the tractor. In the old V snow plow days my dad had a couple of cross chains on the front axle that would eliminate side sway on the otherwise unsupported push bar. If you want a strong solid design look at a Leon or Degelman blade. I took an old Leon that orignally had the push bar hanging from the front axle. Which was fine but I decided to copy Degelman's design and have the push bar suspended from the front of the tractor leaving the front axle to pivot independently without affecting the blade tilt. Its crude and cheap but works great.
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