Sounds to me like you need more of plow blade than a bigger bucket. Like a V plow used on road graders or put a reversible and adjustable angle blade with 3 point attachment. You'd need to weld a 3 point set up to your bucket or use an adjustable blade with a skidsteer mount. Just push your way through. Then clean up the trailings and stuff close to the buildings later with the bucket.
But then I'd use the bucket as a plow anyway to push it. Take to long to move snow a bucket full at at time. I have the same problem as the others, bucket won't hold a position and wants to dig in or ride above. Then I end up with a series of furrows from raising and lowering the bucket all the time. And it seems like the loader isn't quite level either.
I used up the bridge planks I had, but I've been meaning to make a blade out of 2 bys or timbers or railroad ties and chain them to the bucket or make a bracket. Then put a brace in the left side of the bucket to hold that side out at an angle for a home made blade.
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