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where and how to add springs to a snow blade for a FEL
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Posted by Canadian Cowboy on December 23, 2000 at 15:35:08 from (209.53.125.132):
after this winters over and before the next im going to track down an old snow blade of some kind and mount it to my Ford 515 tractor on the front end loader. buckets just too narrow. Im going to try and find a 6' or 7' blade. my question is where to add springs, hearin some folks say you should mount springs on the set up to dampin sudden hits on a rock. what I plan to do is build a braket like on the bucket to mount the blade frame to, I thinking I would like to angle the blade hydrolicly so Thats why I need to mount the blade to a frame of some sort. Any tips or suggestions as to a sucesful overal set up, I can sorta picture one in my mind but just can't picture how to attach a couple of springs ?? thanks, merry christmas
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