jyoutz
Super Star Member
I’m sure they would freeze up and then the wheels wouldn’t turn. Then they would drop down and dig into the gravel like skid shoes.
Snow Plowing a Gravel Drive - Problem Solved!!!
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I know this is an old thread but I had a Fisher V plow that used a rubber flap in the middle for proper clearing. Well I cut out two pieces of a stall mat so it could be 2x as thick. Even used fender washer for backing. It didnt even last 2 storms. They do bend alot though. Cutting the piece out of a bias ply tire worked for years after that and sold it working.
On a side note..all the big parking lot snow pushers you see usualy have a rubber edge thata very very thick. That's how they clean so well.
On a side note..all the big parking lot snow pushers you see usualy have a rubber edge thata very very thick. That's how they clean so well.
PILOON
Super Star Member
When you analyze how windshield wipers work you'll soon accept why stall matt strips do so well on a plow blade.----- I.E.- you are wiping, not scraping.
I'll repeat my solution of cutting matts:
Simply drape the matt over a 2 x 4 and use a fresh blade and some sort of guide.
Draping will open up the cut as U move along and greatly reduce friction.
I'll repeat my solution of cutting matts:
Simply drape the matt over a 2 x 4 and use a fresh blade and some sort of guide.
Draping will open up the cut as U move along and greatly reduce friction.
oosik
Epic Contributor
When my mile long gravel driveway has not yet frozen hard - I reverse the rear blade 180 degrees and go like smoke and oakum.
This works fine for me. Gravel stay where its been placed - snow bladed to the ditches.
This works fine for me. Gravel stay where its been placed - snow bladed to the ditches.