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Posted by Mike on December 09, 2003 at 10:56:48 from (68.85.249.50):
Have an MF220 diesel with loader and York rake. Getting tired of trying to remove snow from my 600 ft driveway using the loader bucket....takes too long! Mostly I've been pushing as much snow as i can with the bucket, then stopping to move the pile off to the side....repeat. I've also tried fitting an old 2X6 to the york rake and using it as a drag blade. Works ok, but it doesn't seem to do well at angling the snow off to the side. I end up with a ton of it building up under my rear wheels. Question: How well do REAL drag blades work at moving snow? Would I be better off removing the loader bucket and fitting a blade up front?
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