PHPaul
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That's pretty similar to my setup, except that I don't have power angle.
Snow Equipment Owning/Operating how many are ready for snow in the northeast..........
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That's pretty similar to my setup, except that I don't have power angle.
vtsnowedin
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Here is a side view before and one looking from inside out to the fish plate I bolted in. 
vtsnowedin
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Functionaly almost the same. I see you built your own A frame to pull the plow back closer to the tractor. Do you have a clear view of your plow corners when you are sitting?
That's pretty similar to my setup, except that I don't have power angle.
PHPaul
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I cut and re-welded the original Fisher frame to shorten things as much as possible. All that weight that far out in front is hard on the hydraulics.
Yep, I can see the corners just fine. Or could, before I put the heat houser on. Haven't mounted it yet this year, but will probably do so tomorrow and push back the banks at the end of the drive. Two storms and I've already got enough snow piled up to restrict vision when pulling out of my drive.
Part of the problem is that my driveway is also a right-of-way to the property behind me, and the guy that's renting it plows the main part of my driveway as a courtesy. Hard to argue with that, but the plow piles snow up rather than spreading it out like the blower does.
Yep, I can see the corners just fine. Or could, before I put the heat houser on. Haven't mounted it yet this year, but will probably do so tomorrow and push back the banks at the end of the drive. Two storms and I've already got enough snow piled up to restrict vision when pulling out of my drive.
Part of the problem is that my driveway is also a right-of-way to the property behind me, and the guy that's renting it plows the main part of my driveway as a courtesy. Hard to argue with that, but the plow piles snow up rather than spreading it out like the blower does.