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plowing snow

razvy

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Anyone used a 3 point hitch attachment whit a rear tractor bade ( 3 point blade) to plow snow ?
 

salopez

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why go through all that truble to use a tool that you will break easily?

just use a snow bucket or get a ss plow.
 

razvy

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I have the plow , and a plate which can be easily modify to accept the 3 point . What I want is metal tracks:slomo
 

emilbanks

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What you suggest will work but as stated it's not the best set -up

Couple years back I used one for plowing season that same set-up it was all I had and it did the job, but you need to be careful you don't go along plowing and hit lets say a frozen in solid rock on a non-paved driveway , it will rattle your bones.
I now have a truck snow plow with springs on it and managed to rig it out so the power angle works on it, is so much smoother.

Emil
 

razvy

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You have a point :notworthy , it is a dirt driveway and it's long , I never plow it before so I my consider a reg. plow blade, just have to figure out the hydraulics .
 

Wolf

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hey guys, it's summer.

hey guys, it's summer. why all this talk about snow?
 

Steve Frazier

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I'll second the idea of using a pickup plow, you should be able to find one somewhere for $500 or less if you aren't in a hurry. The hydraulics aren't hard at all, just get a couple couplings and add flow restrictors in line and you're good to go. The truck plow will be much more productive than the rear blade.
 

OneWelder

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Go to one of the farm trac. sites (Ntractorclub - YTmag.com) - they do it but a lot of them complain about sore necks
my thought is it would depend on how much snow you get.
 

wolfman

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Hello I went to a State DOT auction and purchased a 10 ft truck plow and built me a bobcat attachment plate and hooked it to the plow and used an chain as the top connection so i could adjust the pitch works great on my S250. than the rest of the year I use the same 3pt plate on my yard tool and I dont have to take the tractor anymore bobcat can do it all.
 
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