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Re: Snow Plowing w/ Back Blade...
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Posted by Larry NE IL on December 01, 2003 at 17:54:54 from (152.163.253.66):
In Reply to: Snow Plowing w/ Back Blade... posted by Nick Trimbee on December 01, 2003 at 08:56:17:
I've always used a back blade or drag box. I never push in reverse, except to get to tight places or pile snow. If you've got a good one coming, don't wait 'til you've got 3' on the ground! Like the post b4, keep your speed up with the blade angled. If you can tilt the blade so that the cutting edge is behind the top of the blade, do it. It will make it less aggresive and you won't plow all your drive stone up with the snow. Overplow or you will run out of room in no time. I drag mine straight out, then push into a stockpile in reverse. Good luck, Larry
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