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Re: Snow Removal
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Posted by David Mcadams on December 09, 2003 at 11:34:23 from (66.82.9.67):
In Reply to: Snow Removal posted by Mike on December 09, 2003 at 10:56:48:
Up here in northern Maine I use just about anything to help get the snow moved. Around the farm I use a 3pt hitch blower and a loader for when it's to wet to blow. Thats the best way to go! I have a back blade, it's very hard to move alot of snow with it. I don't even put it on the tractors anymore. How about adding extensions to the sides of your loader bucket. Make them bolt on and then you can take them back off in the spring. I have done it in the past with small buckets and it works well. If you must have a back blade make it as high of one as your tractor can handle.
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