Loader Bucket Tooth Bar and Broken Hip Glare Ice...

[shooterdon]

That would work well, as long as none of them break off or at least you pick them up if they do. They really do a number on a tire.
One year I ran my picked sled up and down the icy hills on my road but that didn't work so well as the sled is designed to distribute the weight.

The problem I have with scarifying ice is that this time of year there's enough flow during the day to recoat it, like a natural zamboni. Even today, when temps never got to 20 degrees there is still water seeping from last week's warm spell.

One thought I've had is to convert a box blade so that I can slide my pallet forks into it, and use the scarifiers on the ice. That would prevent the need of taking your rear implement off.

You must have read my mind.

During the winter I either leave the pallet forks on to move totes of firewood or attach an old rear blade on the front using a SSQA to 3PH adapter,,,same as the unit shown in post 20

After my previous post I got to thinking...I can fab up something that is semipermanently attached to the square tube member at the bottom of the SSQA adapter plate When I need to scratch up the ice, remove the blade and scratch away.

 

[5030]

The older you get, the more serious any fall becomes.

 

[LouNY]

Sand is my approach;