Posted by Geo-TH,In on February 21, 2015 at 05:34:34 from (184.16.165.4):
I finally got enough snow to test my redneck snow plow out. I couldn't ask for a better design. I have a 7 ft back blade on Jubilee. Have to chain up. Have a slag pipe on back blade. It will still remove rocks from drive. I have used a blade on front loader, same problem, remove grave. No blade can do what this blade can. I can push snow off gravel on to the grass, without disturbing a rock or a blade of grass. This blade is connected to a 6 ft woods belly mower. The mower deck is designed to follow the couture of yard. The snow blade does the same. It's light enough not to dig in, floats.
The other thing I like, no chains required, no ballast in tires, only 4 bolts to install. Some day I may use materials other than wood and 4 inch pvc. You can't beat the design. No front blade or back blade can float, one corner will dig in if ground isn't prefectly level.
I'm working on a design to make a back blade float. The design is still floating around in my head. That's project for another day.
So far, this is the best snow plow yet. AND I WON'T HAVE ROCKS TO REMOVE FROM THE YARD COME SPRING.
I also discovered you can start a Farmall c using 12v 235 cca lawn mower battery and not slam the 6 v starter.
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