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Added a hydraulic toplink to my box scraper to lift the front edge to skim over gravel driveways without tearing but smoothing for a starter base, worked great on this first snow fall of 7?
 

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   / Pictures of your snow weapons #3,902  
Hard to beat a hyd. top arm for most any 3 ph attachments. Yours is more proof of that.
 
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Dakota_male said:
Added a hydraulic toplink to my box scraper to lift the front edge to skim over gravel driveways without tearing but smoothing for a starter base, worked great on this first snow fall of 7?
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I am wishing it will work as good when I install the snow blower too.
 
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Dakota_male said:
Added a hydraulic toplink to my box scraper to lift the front edge to skim over gravel driveways without tearing but smoothing for a starter base, worked great on this first snow fall of 7?
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I do the same thing with my box blade. Using the rear blade as a “gauge” works really well. I love the smooth finish it gives with no tire tracks behind!

I go back and forth between using my rear blade and box blade for snows. It usually depends on what’s already on the back, and how much snow is on the ground.

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jon edwards said:
Finally got around to getting a pipe on my blade for plowing. The hope is that I don't move so much gravel when I plow snow. I had it made at a local welding shop. They suggested putting the bolts on each end to pinch the pipe and help hold it in place. It also has two short lengths of chain welded on the pipe to chain it to the top of the blade. Just got it back today so I haven't used it. Looks like snow tonight and the next few days so I'll see how it works on the gravel.
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That looks great!
 
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warmed up yesterday..then dumped 4" of snow last night. i hope it hangs around until christmas. so far its been a light snow year 20171219_082125-0.jpg 20171219_082139-0.jpg
 
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And the pics of your snow weapons are ?? We'd like to see them along with the nice scenery.
 
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this is my 2012 JD 5093e. up front is a 9-2' Boss DXT, and the blower is a Normand inverted 92''. Hope you guys like it. MattIMG_3506.JPG
 
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Weve gotten 14”of snow today, and its still falling.

I plowed for 6 hours today, will be doing again tomorrow morning.
 
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