How much snow did y'all get up that way?
do you always pull your blade with it turned backwards?
I will have to try that... I have about 800ft of gravel steep driveway and my blade can cut too deep at times if I am not 'feathering' it.I always run the blade the opposite way it should be ran when I am plowing snow on gravel. If it is deep I will push backwards.
Running with cutting edge opposite the direction of travel is also a good way to level gravel.
I will have to try that... I have about 800ft of gravel steep driveway and my blade can cut too deep at times if I am not 'feathering' it.
Also when you are driving forward, the shorter your top link is the less cut it will have. Thanks for the comment on Youtube too![]()
That Kubota sounds like its wound up pretty good. What rpm do you run it at? Your definitely not standing still, your tractor is like mine you can really hear the hydro, I run mine at 1800 to 2000 rpm when plowing seems to work best but I wonder if might be a little high.
I haven't had the pleasure of plowing snow yet but I think I'm usually around 2200 to 2400 rpm doing FEL work. But it's been awhile because of winter so I could be off a bit on the numbers. Honestly I go by feel and sound. Never have max throttled her yet!I run the BX at full throttle (3400 RPM) when I plow snow.
I haven't had the pleasure of plowing snow yet but I think I'm usually around 2200 to 2400 rpm doing FEL work. But it's been awhile because of winter so I could be off a bit on the numbers. Honestly I go by feel and sound. Never have max throttled her yet!
yep that sounds right!At 2400-2500 RPM they hydro becomes more responsive and is "happy." I usually run it at 2500 RPM for most things unless I need more ground speed then I increase the RPMs. I mow at 3100-3200 RPM.