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Re: Front Vs Rear Snow Blade
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Posted by Jamie on October 14, 2001 at 05:25:30 from (24.61.155.155):
In Reply to: Front Vs Rear Snow Blade posted by Brian on October 11, 2001 at 18:03:59:
Brian: I have a 140 with a Model 1000 single arm bucket. I rigged up a 5 foot snow plow to fit the loader (take bucket off) and it works great. Having the plow on the loader is great for pushing back the banks and piling it high. I also use a scraper blade on the rear to catch any spill over. You would have a tough time in deep snow with just the back blade unless you went backwards.
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