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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Northeast South Dakota
Posts: 84
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Well i decided to attach a piece of nylon on the bottom cutting edge of the blade, we got about 6 inches of snow today and it worked really good it does not pick up the gravel and i also do not have to hear that awful sound of metal on gravel or concrete. the piece of nylon is 4 inches by 5 foot and is counter sunk into the bottom edge of the bucked with 8, 1/4" tapped holes. i also used stainless steel 3/4 inch long bolts. I used it on about a half mile of gravel road and did not notice a large amount of wear, just your typical scratches on the nylon.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Posts: 92
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You could also think about cutting a pipe down its length and fitting it over your bucket's cutting edge. Some do that with their truck plow cutting edges so that they do not dig into the gravel.
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