Posted by DR. EVIL on January 22, 2018 at 04:54:36 from (174.197.11.81):
In Reply to: box blade for snow? posted by Ray Tractor on January 22, 2018 at 04:34:25:
Just use the loader. Get used to back dragging snow from in front of garage doors, steps, etc. First pass in deep snow will always be full width of bucket, then only take half bucket width passes. 4 wheel drive will be necessary. Maybe even chains. And any extra weight you can hang on the rear of the tractor will increase traction for more pushing power.
I've used a 30-35 hp Farmall Super H with loader and 80 inch wide blade that weighs over 7500# to push snow for almost 25 years now. Couple snows have been around 1-1/2 feet, drifts 2-3-4 feet deep. Even the winter of 2007/2008 when we got 101 inches of snow was no problem.
Totally forget about clearing snow with box blade or rear blade.
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