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02-04-2013, 04:06 PM #1New Member
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Snow Pusher Build
I am in the early design stages of making a 8' snow pusher for the front of my tractor. Going to make it quick attach for the bucket, like the ones you see in commercial parking lots that you just slip the bucket into. When I go to the metal shop to get the steel, what do I give them for measurements for the rolled piece for the back? What is a good depth for a plow?
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02-04-2013, 06:13 PM #2Gold Member
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Re: Snow Pusher Build
Is it going to be a plow or a box pusher? If pusher, I would think with only an eight foot width that 16-18 inches deep should be fine. Are you going with a rubber cutting edge?
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02-04-2013, 07:04 PM #3
Re: Snow Pusher Build
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This is something Id like to build myself.
As to what to ask for, I suggest you call the shop and see what they have. Locally I can get pre-rolled plow moldboards that are about 18" high and up to 72"? long, made from 10ga steel. $75 bucks for the 48" I think? At the beginning of fall they set up and roll a bunch in several sizes. Keeps the cost down.
Its way cheaper than a custom piece. The shop charges $60/hr for setup. There is 2 setups, shear and roll. You could almost have as much in labour for a custom before even buying stock vs. buying ready made.
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02-04-2013, 07:31 PM #4Gold Member
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Re: Snow Pusher Build
'11 John Deere 5083E, 563NSL Loader, MX10 Mower, 78" Bucket, Forks/Bale spear (interchangeable)
L3400 Kubota HST Loader, finish mower, rake, scraper blade, Gin pole, Kustom Fab front hydraulic snow plow (Inspired by ASGAR),
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02-04-2013, 08:16 PM #5
Re: Snow Pusher Build
Just took a look at the Snow Dogg pusher site. Their pushers for compacts are 28" high. That seems a reasonable height? Might be some good info there for anybody building their own. ScoopDogg Snow Pushers - Compacts
The more I think about it the more I think the blade on my ATV that I built is taller than 18", I bet it's closer to 24-28.
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02-05-2013, 11:52 AM #6Platinum Member
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Re: Snow Pusher Build
30-32" would be a minimum for me, [we get alot of snow] My plow for my truck is 30" tall and my 8' pusher is 30" tall. Seems to be a good height. I had a 24" snowplow and my superduty would easily outpush it, snow on the hood and everywhere else. CJ
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