Short term solution, plow in bucket free or fixed?

[Thomas]

Indeed your right about being less tippy,but I yet to have any problems.

The B7100 has a chain from the 3pth in which your able to fasten to a hook under the set,than lower the 3pth until tighten which release strain from the hydraulics.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Since these are built in my back yard, I thought I'd plug the company. http://www.snopusher.com/default.asp
Go to there site and click on the attachment box and you'll see how we do it here in the Great White North.
We used to do it with sections cut from used propane tanks, till these guys started manufacturing these fancy ones.

 

[Thomas]

Yes I let the frame rest on the bucket,for there seems to be enough weight w/no bouncing.

The guides to keep frame straight,I drill holes and if need be I can insert a rod to keep the frame from lifting.

I to have a steep area to plow and w/little practice in no time,you shall know how much to lower & curl your bucket.

The light fluffy snow I don't have a problem back draging,but that wet heavy snow I make a mess back draging. /w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif

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