Posted by Geo-TH,In on December 21, 2022 at 07:39:51 from (174.202.100.153):
It was made from Free scrap materials. This pusher was my prototype pusher. I can remove snow on the lawn and not damage the grass. This pusher floats over uneven surfaces. If I'm not careful the back blade on my Kubota will leave a pile of gravel when the snow melts. This redneck pusher leaves very little gravel.
I even put 3 inch pipe on the back blade. When I hear the pipe come in contact with the gravel I raise the blade to leave the gravel and a little snow behind.
I've never had any luck using the loader to remove snow without damaging the driveway.
My homemade pusher floats up and down plus one end can go up and the side go down.
Please post pictures of your homemade pusher or blade.
Always looking for a way to make a better pusher.
Now I'm ready for the SNOW, just watch and the snow won't show up
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