BXpanded snow plow?

[tkappeler]

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James K0UA

Amen!!

 

[SEB92]

i have been looking at these for my bx25. Maybe i will just look for a plow from a jeep or small truck and fabricate my own mount. Was hoping to just buy one already done but... Btw i love my bx25)

This is an old jeep plow and a frame that hooks up in same location as my loader. Works very very well!

 

[Bota4me]

This is an old jeep plow and a frame that hooks up in same location as my loader. Works very very well!

Thats a great looking setup nice fabrication btw very professional looking. I think this is what im looking for, looks stout too

 

[rick480]

I made a Polaris Glacier II mount for my BX 1860. Had the plow left over from my ATV, made up a mount for the Kubota and added a hydraulic cylinder to raise and lower it. Actually works a lot better on the Kubota than it did on the ATV due to power steering and the hydraulic lift in lieu of a winch. Figure I have about $600 into it including the Glacier Plow. The hydraulic cylinder was the biggest additional cost at $80.

 

[lamanated]

this is what I made up, $200 investment, worked well so far,

 

[atomchaser]

I have the bxpanded plow and just used it for a 10 inch snow fall this past weekend. I found it works pretty well. You do have to get it attached well or it will slide on the bucket. My package was a little beat up by UPS as well. I think they may be marginal for delivery of items like this that are bumping up against their size and weight limits. To me, it's just a tool that is going to take a beating anyway. If I can get it functional with 5 minutes of hammer work, it's all good.

 

[Normal Bill]

I'm very pleased with the bxpanded plow. I did have to modify the bracket that attaches to the top of the bucket. I also rigged up a safety cable to keep it from "nose-diving" on me.

I just finished my driveway. I have a quarter mile long, narrow, gravel driveway. I go up, come back down and it's real quick for these 6" kind of snowfalls. This is my second year using the plow and I am happy that I have it.

 

[Omartruck]

I made mind out of a 6 1/2 ft meyer blade I found for a 100 bucks

 

[madmax12]

I made mind out of a 6 1/2 ft meyer blade I found for a 100 bucks<img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=350783"/><img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=350784"/><img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=350785"/>

Would you show some close up pics of the base mount to the bucket lip? And I don't see any mechanism for lifting the plow when curling/lifting the bucket. Could you explain your design and how effective it is? TIA

 

[Omartruck]

I will try n get pics for you later not home right now but I used a frame rail I had off my old 2002 ford truck that I had to take off to mount a plow just cut the side off to make a u channel welded it to the frame were the loops were for the cyl lines were the rachet straps on hooked on to the spot were the cyls used to be n I crossed them so it don't slide works great I have a 180 ft driveway with a 3 car turnaround the only thing is if we have more than 8 inchs I take my time I will get more pics thanks for looking