shrekbelly
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- Mar 20, 2007
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guys,
years ago, before i truely started to suffer from the "kubota/titis disease,"
that i'm dealing with . . . i saw on ebay a serrated metal edge to be attached to the bottom leading edge of a dozer or snow blade. i have a 2763a for my bx. i was wondering if i were to be able to bolt or fabricate a landscape rake to the blade bolt holes(taking off the squeege edge). or a possible adaptation to the fel.
the alternative is to get a reverse-able landscape rake and have at it in reverse pushing mode. the area i need to clean out is about 7 to 10 k feet. am guessing the bro-tek skid plates are a must?!?
oh well, it's back to cleaning out the garage and lawn building for the baby bx's first winter. thanks for any and all input. shrekbelly
years ago, before i truely started to suffer from the "kubota/titis disease,"
that i'm dealing with . . . i saw on ebay a serrated metal edge to be attached to the bottom leading edge of a dozer or snow blade. i have a 2763a for my bx. i was wondering if i were to be able to bolt or fabricate a landscape rake to the blade bolt holes(taking off the squeege edge). or a possible adaptation to the fel.
the alternative is to get a reverse-able landscape rake and have at it in reverse pushing mode. the area i need to clean out is about 7 to 10 k feet. am guessing the bro-tek skid plates are a must?!?
oh well, it's back to cleaning out the garage and lawn building for the baby bx's first winter. thanks for any and all input. shrekbelly
