Posted by big tee on April 12, 2019 at 06:00:43 from (199.120.66.180):
We had a lot of snow this winter and besides our own I pushed for my buddy who broke his ankle so the pipe edge I put on my bucket was wearing out. I built it out of a piece of pipe from the carriage of a Mayrath auger I junked out. It was not real thick wall and the ends were wore out. I was going to cut the mounting tabs off and flip it over and weld them on the other side but decided different. I took a wore soil saver disc blade and took my plasma and cut wear strips out of them. They are thicker in the middle so they followed the wear pattern of the pipe. I then welded them to the worn ends and ran beads to the rest of the pipe. Of course it warped but with the help of a ratchet strap and a big hammer I got it back on. It is not pretty but it was cheap. Have not used it yet and hope I don't for I hope winter is over in N.E Iowa!!!---Tee
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