[GUS FINK]

In north west Michigan we have had a total of 42 inch of snow Also have had two days of over 40 degree's
below is a picture of part of my driveway the aluminum plate I have that goes over the front of my snow blower and the results I can get with it

 

[Brian]

Thats a cool way to turn your blower into a plow.

We were north of Clare yesterday sking adn I was suprised at how little snow they had.

After last nights rain, we have none. 48* right now.

 

[Curtis Cabs]

Hi Guys,

Gus I like your idea, though in light storms I have been known to just use my blower as a plow until it filled up enough to pop the PTO and clear the blower out. I suppose this baffle blade of yours would be beneficial if you have something on the bottom for a wear blade (aka cutting edge). Are you using the blower's blade or do you have something on the bottom of your plate?

Also, I really like that loader mounted blower. That must be great fun to use.

 

[ColonyPark]

Nice mod Gus, and thanks for the pics. :good2: I have a plate too, but it is rear mounted on the ballast box, as I use it almost every time I am out snow blowing.

 

[RandyM]

You guys are thinkers! :good2: Great ideas and thanks for let us in on them.

 

[GUS FINK]

Hi Guys,

Gus I like your idea, though in light storms I have been known to just use my blower as a plow until it filled up enough to pop the PTO and clear the blower out. I suppose this baffle blade of yours would be beneficial if you have something on the bottom for a wear blade (aka cutting edge). Are you using the blower's blade or do you have something on the bottom of your plate?

Also, I really like that loader mounted blower. That must be great fun to use.

I came up with plate idea after "pushing" very wet snow which packed blower and I spent an hour digging things out with my wooden shovel
have used several times at time have no other edge then the aluminum fold at bottom in time will probably have to place a piece of angle iron

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