Matthew_H
New member
Well we finally got a little bit of snow here in southern Minnesota. Probably could have just driven through it this morning, but I went out and cleared it with the tractor.
The tractor is a 3203 with loader. I mainly used my Frontier RB2072 angled to clear the gravel drive. Really wish I had gotten some gauge wheels made for the blade, but maybe for next year. After getting on and off the tractor and removing my gloves to pull the pins, angle the blade and reinsert the pins, multiple times, I now wish I had at least purchased the 3320 with rear hydraulics and a blade with hyraulic angle capabilities.
Hence my question, can rear hydraulics be added to a 3203? I would like to keep the loader hooked up because I use it for snow removal also, but I don't use the loader and blade simultaneously.
I figure adding an hydraulic cylinder to the blade shouldn't be too much trouble, just have to keep the tilt in mind.
I've never done hydraulic, or metal work for that matter, so simpler explainations and descriptions are much appreciated.
Thank you, Matt
The tractor is a 3203 with loader. I mainly used my Frontier RB2072 angled to clear the gravel drive. Really wish I had gotten some gauge wheels made for the blade, but maybe for next year. After getting on and off the tractor and removing my gloves to pull the pins, angle the blade and reinsert the pins, multiple times, I now wish I had at least purchased the 3320 with rear hydraulics and a blade with hyraulic angle capabilities.
Hence my question, can rear hydraulics be added to a 3203? I would like to keep the loader hooked up because I use it for snow removal also, but I don't use the loader and blade simultaneously.
I figure adding an hydraulic cylinder to the blade shouldn't be too much trouble, just have to keep the tilt in mind.
I've never done hydraulic, or metal work for that matter, so simpler explainations and descriptions are much appreciated.
Thank you, Matt