Using snow blade with rubber edge

[dodge man]

Here is a picture of my rear blade. I’ve got a fairly low dollar piece of metal on mine to sandwich it. I intended to use the original cutting edge sandwich it but the yellow edge wasn’t tall enough.

 

[zzvyb6]

Turn the blade around because its in dig mode. But if you have asphalt, this is the only way I go after trying a rake, blower, plow, and pusher on my1070. This unit on my 1435 easily does 10 inches at a good clip. Nothing left behind to freeze. Sometimes I will make a second pass if a vehicle has already packed down tracks. I even use it to make paths around the back fields for my dog walks. (I ride a golf cart: they are NOT snow vehicles.)

 

[RjCorazza]

Turn the blade around because its in dig mode. But if you have asphalt, this is the only way I go after trying a rake, blower, plow, and pusher on my1070. This unit on my 1435 easily does 10 inches at a good clip. Nothing left behind to freeze. Sometimes I will make a second pass if a vehicle has already packed down tracks. I even use it to make paths around the back fields for my dog walks. (I ride a golf cart: they are NOT snow vehicles.)

I've been looking for a 3 point broom for some time now to round out my set of snow removal tools. I've never used one, but videos show them working very well on snow.

 

[zzvyb6]

I've been looking for a 3 point broom for some time now to round out my set of snow removal tools. I've never used one, but videos show them working very well on snow.

I prolly shouldn't admit it, but I've also used my front mowing deck at full power to remove snow. Works pretty well for a small amount. Raise the deck a bit. You have a zero turn....