Snow Equipment Owning/Operating snow removal

[MichaelE]

here is how I do it. It's a B2910 Kubota with 5 foot Lorenz blower. Front blade is an old Meyers plow. I had to shorten the frame to get it closer. I use the loader's hydraulic to raise and angle it. A remote hydraulic turns the chute.

 

[Pipestone Kid]

here is how I do it.

Looks like a good way to me!

 

[Tig]

Nice setup.

 

[Ductape]

Nice set-up !

 

[Deerlope]

Its a mean looking machine,no diubt about it. You need to paint some teeth on the blade.

 

[JB4310]

Wow, that is awesome, I'm sure there may be others but I don't remember seeing another, with both the rear blower and front 4 way plow.

Best of both worlds.

I am especially interested in the lift system for the plow!, if I had seen that before I did mine, I might of tried the same thing.
I thought mine was simple but that is incredibly simple!!!
Did you come up with that yourself or is that a Kubota option, I have a DA cylinder, but use a chain for the lift so I don't have down pressure. I could make a solid link, but I still can't get over that, it totally eliminates the need for a lift frame.

I think the front blowers use a similar set up but with short little cylinders, never seen it done with a plow though.

It would be so easy to make a clevis type attachment, that bolts onto the weight bracket, to pin the cylinder to.



JB.

 

[Low Bucket]

Front blade is an old Meyers plow. I had to shorten the frame to get it closer. I use the loader's hydraulic to raise and angle it.

Nice setup!

I'm also interested in how you have the lift for the Meyer blade.

How high off the ground does it lift?

 

[devildog1]

Nice setup, I had a 7' foot Lorenz blower on my ole Oliver Super 55, great blower, never had a issue with blower at all, seems to be built like a tank.
DevilDog

 

[MichaelE]

All I did was weld a tab to a piece of 3/8" plate and bolted it to the existing holes in the two frame ends. The angle determines how high it will raise. The way mine is set up, the cutting edge is about 18" off the ground in the fully raised position. I like this type of lift cause you can push down and back drag nicely away from garage doors or anything.With your loader's valve in the float position, the blade follows the contour of the ground like your chain lift type

 

[Lloyd_E]

Works for me...6' blower and bucket...