Recent content by Glue Guy

You need "float" with a snowplow but NOT the float position on the loader, just the plow. Rigid mounted plows work very poorly in almost any terrain on any surface.. Consider the plow on a pickup truck. Two push points on the plow's A frame and a chain top link along with nondirectional...

I've mounted many Meyers Jeep size plows in Kubota buckets and on SSQA plates They work great as long as you let the plow float with a chain top link! 3rd function for power angle and remove two pins to use the bucket to finish of f==f the piles at the end!

Sold the BX23S (Couldn't stand the sloppy loader mount!) Bought a B7500 that needs a little work!

To go in a different direction, I would suggest that you have a vertical latch hook with a pivot running on a set of guides that catches a matching loop on the top of the weight when the cylinder is retracted. When the latch is extended all the way up it it's tripped and retracts out of contact...

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BX23S

Try MSC Supply. You can select "Made in the USA", cobalt, HSS, or even full carbide. If it's not made in the US it's probably crap! Cobalt is far better than HSS (high speed steel). Learn how to sharpen your own drills or get a Drill Doctor. For sizes, you really can get along pretty well...

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