SnowPlow test #1

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Is there a heated cab next in your plans?

Since the front blade works so great, can I have your hydraulic rear blade? :rolleyes:
 
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Oops. Picked the wrong smiley face to beg with. :eek:
 
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2manyrocks said:
Is there a heated cab next in your plans?

Since the front blade works so great, can I have your hydraulic rear blade? :rolleyes:

I think you used the right face to begin with!! :D

Man, I would love a heated cab, but in maryland it's like overkill, I think.
It would be nice when plowing, but, have a hard time justifying it for a hand full of snowstorms.


Actually, my RGB can be offset, a good 12" to either side.
4 bolts, and it's moved.
SO, I am thinking next time we get a more serious snow, I may shift it to one side which would add some usable width to the clearing ability.
 
   / SnowPlow test #1 #24  
There is no such thing as overkill:D
Seriously though a cab is pretty nice almost anytime
Ken
 
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hayden said:
That's not a snow plow - it's a Zamboni

Beautiful job!

Exactly what I was thinking. I have to rig up something like that to plow off my son's hockey rink. This should be fantastic.
 
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here is a picture of the polypropelene board attached to the snow plow to avoid scraping the pavement
 

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Skunkwerx

How thick of a piece did you go with? How did you cut the material? (with a circular saw???)
 
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bx24 said:
Skunkwerx

How thick of a piece did you go with? How did you cut the material? (with a circular saw???)
How did you cut the material? (with a circular saw???)
What works for me is sandwiching it between 2 scrap pieces of thin plywood , paneling or osb and sawing through the wood and material with a jig saw.
O saw should work 2.
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LBrown59 said:
;)Air Conditioning works better with a cab.:)
I don't care what ya call it along as it stays between 69 and 72*f in there.
Actually once you put the "fish bowl" around you, you will want both. The summer sun is pretty strong even up here.
Ken
 

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