Posted by bc on October 20, 2010 at 07:07:22 from (64.123.118.94):
In Reply to: IH-1000 loader questions posted by chad from michigan on October 20, 2010 at 06:28:18:
What are you going to move with your bucket? Snow buckets hold more cubic feet than dirt and rock buckets. You want your bucket to be wider than your wheel base.
I personally would like to make a blade on the front for pushing dirt and snow but the blade would need to operate like a grader blade where I can change the forward angle and up and down angle. The forward angle and the length that sticks out to the side can probably set with pin holes but the up and down angle would have to be hydraulic for cutting ditches and slopes. Other than that, the up/down controls for buckets tend to float up or dig in and make it hard to get a level surface.
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