looking for snow pusher feedback for 35hp tractor

[milkman636]

got about a foot of snow today snow pusher rocks I did add 3 jd 40 pound suicase weights on the front and added a heavyhitch on the back with 8 more weights still need more traction but I don't want chains cause my driveway are blacktop

That's awesome that your 2720 can handle a 6' pusher in a foot of snow. We've got 16" so far today and it's still falling. I thought alot about a snow pusher today as I was repeatedly backing up to get the spillage off the edges of the front blade. I definitely want one.

One of the things I learned after getting my CT335 is that r4 tires love weight. The more the merrier on the back end. Where did you hang the weights on the front?

 

[trwtow]

heres some plcs of weight hitch

 

[ff1221]

Hey where do you find those heavy hitches, that looks handy and compact for rear weight.

 

[MikePA]

Hey where do you find those heavy hitches, that looks handy and compact for rear weight.

Click Here.

 

[ff1221]

That thing is very cool!

 

[CJONE]

Milkman, google advantageattachments.com. They are here in Michigan and build a 6' pusher. I run a 8' and they are very well built. CJ

 

[milkman636]

Milkman, google advantageattachments.com. They are here in Michigan and build a 6' pusher. I run a 8' and they are very well built. CJ

Thanks CJ. I like this: "All of our products are made with pride in Michigan with American made materials." I'll be checking into them further. How long have you had your pusher?

 

[kuboter]

I have a kubota B2710 and I built my own snow pusher. I love it for my application. The only problem I see with snow pushers on tractors is that the rear axle sets the angle of the tractor to the ground. The rear axle is much farther from the pusher on a tractor than the front axle is on a skid steer. If you have uneven ground one side of the pusher will lift off the ground. I solved this problem by making a pivot in the center of of the pusher to allow it to track the profile of the ground. Here is a link to my build thread. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/270685-quick-attach-snow-pusher-build.html

 

[milkman636]

I have a kubota B2710 and I built my own snow pusher. I love it for my application. The only problem I see with snow pushers on tractors is that the rear axle sets the angle of the tractor to the ground. The rear axle is much farther from the pusher on a tractor than the front axle is on a skid steer. If you have uneven ground one side of the pusher will lift off the ground. I solved this problem by making a pivot in the center of of the pusher to allow it to track the profile of the ground. Here is a link to my build thread. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/270685-quick-attach-snow-pusher-build.html

Nice build. Did you build the bucket and forks too?

 

[kuboter]

Not yet, but its on the list. All I need is time and money.