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Re: Yes a Rear Snow Blade will work! Picture
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Posted by jim on January 09, 2005 at 20:11:50 from (204.42.21.120):
In Reply to: Yes a Rear Snow Blade will work! Picture posted by Willy-N on January 09, 2005 at 12:05:05:
You got a good pile your draggen along. Try spinning the blade around if it will and push the worst with it. Then spin it back and clean up. Cuts down on getting to much snow under the tractor frame and loosing traction and much easier to get rid of snow. When you get your loader in the snow you might need to hang some weights on the blade even if your tires are loaded, but you may get by with the extra traction of the chains. Nothing worse than getting a full bucket of packed snow and not able to move to dump it elsewhere.
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