JDeerekid
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scarlo101
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Hi Guys. I am a new member and relatively new BX owner.
I made this front blade attachment for my BX1850 and it uses the rear 3pt hitch to raise the front blade. I use the mmm lever control to raise and lower the blade and I can use the deck height setting to even maintain the same blade height if I wish to not drag it. I have not tested it on snow as yet but in time I will find out how well it works. Hydraulics are not needed. I will need to angle the blade manually.
I made this front blade attachment for my BX1850 and it uses the rear 3pt hitch to raise the front blade. I use the mmm lever control to raise and lower the blade and I can use the deck height setting to even maintain the same blade height if I wish to not drag it. I have not tested it on snow as yet but in time I will find out how well it works. Hydraulics are not needed. I will need to angle the blade manually.
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WayneB
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This year............
You are totally spoiled! You will be out there blowing snow in only a Tee shirt while the rest of us are out there with every piece of winter clothing we own and still freezing. Nice looking rig! Is that a new snowblower?
JDeerekid
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Nice homemade setup.
Couple questions.
Is the blade wide enough when angled?
How much snow do you get?
Seems like you will want to upgrade to a blower or blade on the back also, so can you use the 3pt hitch withou lowering the front blade?
And where are your ROPS????
scarlo101
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The blade is 48" wide and it appears that it will be wide enough. It is an old craftsman that I converted. I put a 2" hitch receiver on the tractor and the blade slides into it.
We have had significant snowfalls here in southern Ontario over the last couple of years, so I am sure I will be testing it pretty good.
Yes I am not sure what I will be putting on the back as yet but have thought about a sander as well.
I took the ROPS off because the first time I mowed the lawn I went near a tree and it hit a large branch and the front of the tractor lifted. So now I can mow near the trees without have to be aware of the branches.
We have had significant snowfalls here in southern Ontario over the last couple of years, so I am sure I will be testing it pretty good.
Yes I am not sure what I will be putting on the back as yet but have thought about a sander as well.
I took the ROPS off because the first time I mowed the lawn I went near a tree and it hit a large branch and the front of the tractor lifted. So now I can mow near the trees without have to be aware of the branches.
bigdad
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Ductape
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Wayne, thats what i keep telling my neighbors..... watch for me blowing snow in a pair of boxers and a tanktop
. I'll also have the tunes cranking! The blower came with the tractor, not new (from a dealer) but it had never been used. I just got done adding a diverter and hydraulic chute deflector, so i won't need to get out to make any adjustments. If it makes you feel any better...... i've eaten plenty of snow in past years!LBrown59
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LBrown59
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1*I have a 60 '' blade on this BX1500 an with it fully angled I would not want it to be any narrower.http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/k...9/100_2313.jpg
2*You removed the wrong item from the wrong thing.
3*Apparently you aren't aware of the hazard you are now faced with.
