Snow 54 quick hitch blade

TractorHound2 · Jan 11, 2020

Thanks bigtiller! It took some time, not perfect at all, seeing as it has a couple extra holes. Ha! But like beenthere mentioned, as long as it works! Well ovrszd, the most I can squeeze out is about 70*...that’ll have to do! I should’ve thought about that when I lined up that bottom pivot hole...&#55358;&#56596; Next time. Ha! I didn’t add those lock holes, but I could always do that later. Real test will be plowing snow, if we get some, or some dirt come spring/summer time when we landscape our yard.

pmsmechanic · Jan 11, 2020

I think 70* will be lots to let the blade slide over an object.

TractorHound2 · Jan 11, 2020

Yea? I’m hoping. That’s a guess too.. Could be less. Was a poor mans set up to check the angle. I’ll grab my daughters protractor and give it a go. Ha! I’m not to worried about hitting curbs, rocks, etc. I have a paved drive, albeit 600’, but im not using it for parking lots and commercial properties. Should be fine.

ovrszd · Jan 11, 2020

TractorHound2 said:
Thanks bigtiller! It took some time, not perfect at all, seeing as it has a couple extra holes. Ha! But like beenthere mentioned, as long as it works! Well ovrszd, the most I can squeeze out is about 70*...that’ll have to do! I should’ve thought about that when I lined up that bottom pivot hole...&#55358;&#56596; Next time. Ha! I didn’t add those lock holes, but I could always do that later. Real test will be plowing snow, if we get some, or some dirt come spring/summer time when we landscape our yard.

You cannot push any dirt without locks. You might be able to push significant snow without locks. I got tired of it tripping all the time and locked mine. Good luck.