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ruralbrew · 12-19-2007, 12:15 PM

Is anyone else using the FEL to remove snow? I am doing in on a gravel driveway in Upstate NY (Syracuse). The tractor is new and the cutting edge is already getting chewed up. Any ideas on how to keep it from getting chewed up? I was thinking high density plastic or nylon and then drill/carraige bolt it to the bottom of the FEL cutting edge. As the edge on the FEL is welded on it looks like pain to replace it, if you can even get a replacement edge for it.

I was wondering if it was worth getting a blade for it, but moving snow with the FEL is just sooo easy. And blowing it would be difficult as my house is U shapped and faces West so the snow blows right back at ya.

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200CX FEL, iMatch, Balast Box, 4' Frontier Rotary Mower, 62" MMM, 4' Backblade (TSC), Post Hole Digger (unknown manuf), Front Work Lights, Light brush guards, block heater, looking for a BH

12-19-2007, 12:15 PM	#1 (permalink)
ruralbrew New Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Syracuse, NY Posts: 2	Snow removal with a 200CX FEL on a 2320 Is anyone else using the FEL to remove snow? I am doing in on a gravel driveway in Upstate NY (Syracuse). The tractor is new and the cutting edge is already getting chewed up. Any ideas on how to keep it from getting chewed up? I was thinking high density plastic or nylon and then drill/carraige bolt it to the bottom of the FEL cutting edge. As the edge on the FEL is welded on it looks like pain to replace it, if you can even get a replacement edge for it. I was wondering if it was worth getting a blade for it, but moving snow with the FEL is just sooo easy. And blowing it would be difficult as my house is U shapped and faces West so the snow blows right back at ya. __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ ________________ 200CX FEL, iMatch, Balast Box, 4' Frontier Rotary Mower, 62" MMM, 4' Backblade (TSC), Post Hole Digger (unknown manuf), Front Work Lights, Light brush guards, block heater, looking for a BH Last edited by ruralbrew; 12-19-2007 at 01:22 PM.