chris the wrench
Bronze Member
It's snow moving season here. The area I plow is very not square or flat! I have a snow blade on the front with the third function for left and right angle adjustments. Works great! I currently leave my box blade on for the winter because I can back right up to the edge of a building or whatever and drag that snow out to the center and then push it with the blade. I'd like to get a spreader for tossing sand to help with traction but I'd really like to keep the box blade on. If I have to, I'll pull the box blade off and just drag the snow away from the edges.
Anyone know of a spreader that could somehow be mounted and used while the box blade is installed??? I've looked and haven't seen anything besides 3pt pto powered.
thoughts -> I kinda wonder about somehow mounting one of the spreaders designed for a pickup tailgate on top of my box blade. Building a frame out of steel and having that removable for summer usage. Possibly using a spreader designed for a utv or something designed to slip into a receiver hitch on a pickup. I don't need a huge capacity, I have one area maybe 600 sq ft that is 'steep' and always slick.
This model is a receiver mount. I could weld a section of receiver stock onto my box blade. That would be handy for moving trailers around also....
Anyone know of a spreader that could somehow be mounted and used while the box blade is installed??? I've looked and haven't seen anything besides 3pt pto powered.
thoughts -> I kinda wonder about somehow mounting one of the spreaders designed for a pickup tailgate on top of my box blade. Building a frame out of steel and having that removable for summer usage. Possibly using a spreader designed for a utv or something designed to slip into a receiver hitch on a pickup. I don't need a huge capacity, I have one area maybe 600 sq ft that is 'steep' and always slick.
This model is a receiver mount. I could weld a section of receiver stock onto my box blade. That would be handy for moving trailers around also....