Knight9
Veteran Member
Hi all,
We are finally enjoying some decent snow here in Edmonton. I've had the opportunity to get some seat time over the last several days pushing snow around. Although I am having no trouble clearing the driveway and turnaround area wide enough to leave lots of clearance, it would be nice to be able to push the snow a little further.
I have a 5' blade on my B2410 that more than covers the rear track unless it is angled, which it generally is /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif. It is just about in line with the edge of my tires then. The result is that if I want to push the snow further I have to either go in reverse or drive over the windrow. I don't want to do either.
Has anyone ever added a simple "wing" to a blade to allow the blade to appear as if it is offset? Pictures? Ideas? (Other than "buy a new blade" of course /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif).
Thanks in advance.
Kevin
We are finally enjoying some decent snow here in Edmonton. I've had the opportunity to get some seat time over the last several days pushing snow around. Although I am having no trouble clearing the driveway and turnaround area wide enough to leave lots of clearance, it would be nice to be able to push the snow a little further.
I have a 5' blade on my B2410 that more than covers the rear track unless it is angled, which it generally is /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif. It is just about in line with the edge of my tires then. The result is that if I want to push the snow further I have to either go in reverse or drive over the windrow. I don't want to do either.
Has anyone ever added a simple "wing" to a blade to allow the blade to appear as if it is offset? Pictures? Ideas? (Other than "buy a new blade" of course /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif).
Thanks in advance.
Kevin