Front blade on Jinma 284

[Bob Rooks]

How about one of these. I made it myself. I think it's best if blade is as close as possible to the tractor and that means removing the bucket.

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Beautiful job Steve. I looks like it came off of a production line.

 

[CanuckShooter]

How about one of these. I made it myself. I think it's best if blade is as close as possible to the tractor and that means removing the bucket.

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Wow....you did a nice job....

 

[Circle G Tractors]

Small jobs, that is a great looking setup you did there. Good job!

Ben
Jinma Tractor Parts, Farm Pro Tractor Parts, Farmpro, Nortrack, Agracat

 

[Smalljobs]

Thanks for the compliments. Here's how I did it. I already owned the Meyer plow and bought it new a long time ago. I have no welding equipment so I brought the "A-Frame" from behind the plow to a local weld shop and had them cut off everything I didn't want. Per the photo below I was given the two triangular brackets on each end that are connected to the loader arms. They came from a firm already in the business of making a loader snow blade. Same story for crossover valve. In the photo you can see the brackets with the loader pins but no reinforcing bushings. Next I made a model of plywood and kept adjusting the model until it was right. Then back to the weld shop for prefab and tacking. Then back home and onto the loader for a final check before it became all boxed in.

The angle cylinders run off the front remotes controlled by the valve in the picture. With a lot of help from 3RRL I added these valves, rear remotes, and front remotes.