Another Newbie About FEL Plows

Ole Orange · Oct 21, 2014

LawnSpecialties said:
I'm starting to wonder if what Ford850 is saying makes sense but add a twist to it. I will have a Polaris 850 with a plow for sidewalks, tighter spots, and to just help in the parking lots. But what if I kept a blade for the back of the tractor and put a pusher on the front like what George has. Our snows rarely get to over 6"-8" at most. Pushing the snow across the lots with the front or scraping with the back would give me the best of both worlds.

Just an added update I did not mention but I am in the process of welding a drawbar and up right on the plow frame and it will go on my rear 3 point and still hook into my rear remotes so I can angle it as well on the back. might not be real pretty but did this on my old 2 wheel drive international and worked great even with 2 wheel drive. have not tried this yet on my Kubota but can't wait to try it out I can plow with the front or bucket and clean up with the rear..:cool2:

BXpanded · Oct 22, 2014

Here you go! Exactly what you're looking for and made right here in NC
BXpanded Snowplow

joeyd · Nov 3, 2014

BX -
A couple of questions;

Does this have a tendency to tweak the loader arms?
How do you angle the blade using the loader?
How does it float separate of the FEL?

Ok three questions.....

CHDinCT · Nov 3, 2014

joeyd said:
BX -
A couple of questions;

Does this have a tendency to tweak the loader arms?
How do you angle the blade using the loader?
How does it float separate of the FEL?

Ok three questions.....

One more BXpanded. Any chance you're working on a BX FEL quick attach compatible version?

CJONE · Nov 4, 2014

Call Michigan Iron and Equipment. Tell them what you want and they will build it for you. It will be heavy enough to use in the summer for dirt work also. If that does not work you could also buy a snow pusher, that what we use around here for the measly 200-300" we get a year. CJ