Put a snow plow on the loader.

[franklin2]

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[LRover]

Looks really nice! I have a Meyers plow sitting around and an unused blank skid-steer type blank plate and I was getting ready to do the same sort of thing. Can you curl the frame back to raise the blade instead of raising the loader each time to retain your reference point?

 

[LD1]

Can you curl the frame back to raise the blade instead of raising the loader each time to retain your reference point?

That is exactly what I am doing. Once the loader arms are at a set height that gives me a level a-frame and plow, I only use curl....as I can reference my bucket level indicator to go back to the exact same place every time

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

Just wanted to cross-post this here about my new, used plow. Hoping to get some feedback/advice from some of you veteran snow fighters.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/373089-snow-plow-what-kind-any.html#post4634942

 

[sleepydeere]

yes I have that valve on my loader plow set up and I purchased it at the Surplus Center, it works great

 

[LD1]

yes I have that valve on my loader plow set up and I purchased it at the Surplus Center, it works great

Who is that reply directed at?

 

[sleepydeere]

I see a post on the double relief valve that was added to protect your hyd and hoses on the plow set up wow I posted it under the post and can't find it

 

[sleepydeere]

I see a post on the double relief valve that was added to protect your hyd and hoses on the plow set up wow I posted it under the post and can't find it

it was NYbirdman

 

[k0ua]

That is rather ingenious LD1.. Unfortunately on my forks they don't remove from the frame easily. But your solution seems like a great repurposing of something you already had on hand. A big thumbs up. :thumbsup:

 

[LD1]

That is rather ingenious LD1.. Unfortunately on my forks they don't remove from the frame easily. But your solution seems like a great repurposing of something you already had on hand. A big thumbs up. :thumbsup:

My fork frame has a notch in the bottom lip just wide enough for a fork to come off. Slide one to the center, lift up at the tip, and lift off the top. It was literally a 30 second job