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Re: Farmall C Scraper Blade?
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Posted by kimk on March 21, 2000 at 17:35:24 from (209.198.113.15):
In Reply to: Farmall C Scraper Blade? posted by Kenneth Fass on March 20, 2000 at 10:32:38:
I have a model 60 blade for my 'A' . Belly mount for grading, front mount for snow. I did try to use the belly mount set up for snow -- once-- not so hot. If you only have a little light snow and a smooth driveway it would work ok. When front mounted of course the front wheels dont have to buck through everything before the plow does its thing. Also when front mounted you can "bulldoze" the snow at the end of all those dead ends, parking spaces etc. I also 'bulldoze' the snow rows into the swamp when they get too big and wide. Front mount is definatly the way to go for snow.
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