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01-30-2013, 01:56 PM #1New Member
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Bucket vs Snow Pusher
What is better, a bucket or snow pusher? I've seen some pretty nice pushers on here, might consider making one myself.
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01-30-2013, 02:25 PM #2Veteran Member
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Re: Bucket vs Snow Pusher
As far as I can see the only use for a pusher would be in a parking lot.With a lite materials bucket you can pick it up and move.Standard duty buckets,for the most part don't have enough volume.They are better than a shovel.
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01-30-2013, 05:15 PM #3Super Star Member
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Re: Bucket vs Snow Pusher
I'd pick snow pusher over bucket..for I have place to stack snow no need to bucket away,also less passes w/pusher compare to bucket.
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01-30-2013, 07:16 PM #4Silver Member
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Re: Bucket vs Snow Pusher
I like my bucket. When we get big storms I have to be able to lift the snow up and dump it on top of some areas that can't be pushed.
IE: In front of my driveway I can only push across the street so long until it's 6' tall, and then I have to lift it and dump it on the opposite (my side) which has a 3-4' dirt wall depending where I dump.
The bucket also makes it fun for snow cave building and such
If I had a place to push, and was on flat ground I'd go pusher probably... down the road when we pave I plan to go with a blower! Now it's out of the way for good
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01-30-2013, 07:16 PM #5
Re: Bucket vs Snow Pusher
i have both snowpusher goes on and off within a minute.SNOWPUSHER HANDS DOWN.yOUD BE SURPRISED TO SEE HOW MUCH HIGHER YOU CAN STACK IT WITH A PUSHER. With the side wings you dont start loosing it off the sides ,and can even keep it contained going around a corner.
ALANKUBOTA BX-23,Block heater, AG TIRES[rears filled],MECHANICAL THUMB,SALSCO CHIPPER,WOODS LRC60 LANDSCAPE RAKE WITH GAUGE WHEELS,,HOMEMADE BUCKET FORKS,QUICK HITCH FOR 3 POINT HITCH,HOMEMADE FRONT BUCKET MOUNTED QUICK HITCH[for 3 point implements], FARM FORCE 6 FT 3 POINT BLADE,MARKHAM TOOTHBAR,HOMEMADE TRAILER HITCH FOR BACKHOE, HOMEMADE HEATED STEEL AND FIBERGLASS CAB,54 INCH PRONOVOST PUMA 3 POINT SNOW BLOWER,WITH HYDRAULIC CHUTE CONTROL,REAR TIRE CHAINS,UPGRADED 40 AMP ALTERNATOR,4-55W LIGHTS
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01-30-2013, 07:17 PM #6Silver Member
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Re: Bucket vs Snow Pusher
Can you lift it with a pusher or just push it so it builds up? I didn't think you could lift with a pusher ???
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01-30-2013, 07:45 PM #7
Re: Bucket vs Snow Pusher
allot of times when the snow isn't that deep I just push it with the blower attachment. It acts as a box blade and will pile the snow up.
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02-01-2013, 08:43 PM #8
Re: Bucket vs Snow Pusher
yes ,you can,mine mounts on the front of my bucket ,i can get the bankings pushed up 3 to 4 ft higher with it on
KUBOTA BX-23,Block heater, AG TIRES[rears filled],MECHANICAL THUMB,SALSCO CHIPPER,WOODS LRC60 LANDSCAPE RAKE WITH GAUGE WHEELS,,HOMEMADE BUCKET FORKS,QUICK HITCH FOR 3 POINT HITCH,HOMEMADE FRONT BUCKET MOUNTED QUICK HITCH[for 3 point implements], FARM FORCE 6 FT 3 POINT BLADE,MARKHAM TOOTHBAR,HOMEMADE TRAILER HITCH FOR BACKHOE, HOMEMADE HEATED STEEL AND FIBERGLASS CAB,54 INCH PRONOVOST PUMA 3 POINT SNOW BLOWER,WITH HYDRAULIC CHUTE CONTROL,REAR TIRE CHAINS,UPGRADED 40 AMP ALTERNATOR,4-55W LIGHTS
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02-02-2013, 12:59 AM #9Bronze Member
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02-02-2013, 05:45 PM #10Gold Member
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Re: Bucket vs Snow Pusher
Reversible pusher, also called a push-pull blade, is by far my favorite snow-clearing front implement. Like mentioned above when used properly you can pile up a lot of snow with it and in pull mode you can reach near buildings and other areas that would otherwise require a walk-behind blower or a shovel to clear properly. One caveat though, in order to maximize efficiency a rear blower must be used in conjunction with a push-pull.
JD 5105M & JD 4720 Cabbies w. Shoule reversible snow blade/Shoule rear snowblower; Pronovost blower; backhoe and some attachments I have no idea what they are for.
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