knukey
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I found these pictures online, perhaps someone here. Who has done this and how'd it work for you?
Snow Scraper blade mounted to FEL?
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Seems like a real good way to bend the crap out of the loader arms!
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Farm type tractors were not designed to "push" rather their strength is in "pulling" though many of us have attempted to make them into bulldozers at one time or another!
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Seems to me it would be more effective where it belongs.
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DocDryden
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I agree, but then again what do i know
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I'd think main problem is the blade is so far out in front. If just pushing light debris, it might serve. Would be a lousy grader; too touchy at the loader controls to do any leveling. And so far out front those small front tires rolling over a stick would bump the blade up in the air. Might be able to push light snow with it, if you don't hit anything. My $.02
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