Tractor and Forum Newbie, BX25 plow question

[beenthere]

What pictures?

 

[bp fick]

I have PM'ed Mr L Brown with the fact that his photos are not posting.

Others might join me in the attempt to communicate this. Apparently, he doesn't know?

 

[Stargazer]

If you click on the inactive msg I can get them. Or start a fuel transfer thread and he will be there in a flash!!!!

 

[sqidget]

I used the loader for the first season, it was a pain. I bought the blade and quick hitch and it works great, the correct tool for the job.
The only thing in going from loader to quick hitch is the grille guard must come off to mount the hitch and the hitch must be removed before installing the loader. This is probably 5 whole minutes to go from one to the other after the grille guard is removed. I have only had to do this once at a 24" snowfall.
The plow will handle it, I just had to stack it.

 

[Sam Mac]

I looked at the quick hitch plow setup, thought it was way to expensive so I decided to make my own plow setup. The FEL is used to lift the plow and the bucket hydraulics are used for the swing. Just got to play with it in 9" of nice wet heavy snow. Worked great.

 

[bp fick]

I looked at the quick hitch plow setup, thought it was way to expensive so I decided to make my own plow setup. The FEL is used to lift the plow and the bucket hydraulics are used for the swing. Just got to play with it in 9" of nice wet heavy snow. Worked great.

You can still see, right? That rig would be a lot of fun around my big pines. LOL

 

[Sam Mac]

Visibility is no problem and if I need down pressure the bucket on top of the plow is the hot setup. Got a nice Stihl and a Salsco chipper to deal with trees. LMAO

 

[radioman]

OR perhaps you could add plow to FEL arms and have best of both worlds? You get the hieght of FEL and angled plow action. Here a pic of mine