Posted by ryanwheelock on January 13, 2011 at 11:51:22 from (67.59.45.185):
I saw a few years ago in Farm Show mag. end panels that hooked on each end of a lawn tractor snowblade to help keep snow from running off the ends when plowing. You think I can find that article now that I want to make some for my JD 214, been looking threw all my old issues and cant find it. The guy made them so the can be hinged depending on the way the blade is angled. I know its not rocket science to make some but would like to find a picture of a good way to make them hinge. Just lookin for some ideas. Seems like everytime I fab something up afterwards I find a way that would have worked better or something like that. Thanks for the input Ryan in northern mich PS I posted this on the garden tractor forum but hopefully might get a reply from someone that looks a this forum (seems to get more traffic here)
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