Never to early to start thinking about winter! So I thought I would take my old JD 425 front blade and an extra front mount I had laying around and setup a front blade for the loader. Had a little tubing left over from another job, so I welded up a frame and, threw the mounts on and then welded the blade mount to it. I am planning to plumb an extra set of hydraulic lines down the loader so that I can operate the angle cylinder with my auxilary hydraulics controls.
JD 410 Loader Blade
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That is a nice looking setup, and it so happens to be just the right size for most driveway jobs. We are still in the "thinkin" stage regarding what to do about pushing snow.***Looking at your loader reminds me.....last week I saw a tractor with a fairly old loader on it which had the bucket dump cylinders ON THE BOTTOM of the arms instead of on top as they usually are. The action of the bucket was completely different because if it, and I have to say that I liked it better for it's more pronounced scooping action due to the different geometry. ****Those 425s are a neat tractor, and just the right size for doing smaller jobs where space and maneuverability are factors. Dave
