Snow Blade Scraper
#1
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Snow Blade Scraper
I have a Simplicity Tractor with a 4' Dozer/Snow Blade accessory. I had to weld a pair of skis (one on each side) of the blade to glide over the raised edges of the driveway where it meets the road without raising the blade every time.
It works but it leaves a just enough snow on the drive to irritate me. I need an idea for mounting a rubber extension to the blade between the skis strong enough to move the snow but flexible enough to go over the ridges mentioned above. Any Ideas on what to use?
It works but it leaves a just enough snow on the drive to irritate me. I need an idea for mounting a rubber extension to the blade between the skis strong enough to move the snow but flexible enough to go over the ridges mentioned above. Any Ideas on what to use?
#3
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I'd either remove or raise the shoes a bit, and have doubts about the effectiveness of the scraper you're thinking of, but, if I were going to try it, I'd probably take a look at belting, which you can buy in rolls at places like Tractor Supply. Or maybe slice a truck mudflap. By the time you drill all of the holes though, you could raise your shoes or mount them on pipes so that you could adjust them.
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Blade Addition
Any Ideas on what to use?
#6
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Snow Blade Scraper
I will check the Local Tractor supply store. I know you think I'm lazy But I do the snow for two divorcees and two widows, and I like to move fast to get them done (their driveways) before I freeze to death. I miss one raised section of drive and it breaks my plow and knocks my dentures out. The skiis stopped that but I created this other problem.
Thanks for the Ideas!
Thanks for the Ideas!