New snowcaster shoes.

Say.............. didn't I see these pics over at the Yahoo site already?:biglaugh:

Very nice looking shoes.... I am curious to find out how the stainless steel wears vs. mild steel..... Let us know after some extensive use ....

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Very Nice. Great idea having them under the blower housing instead of on the outside.

MU

That sure is a heck of a difference between the two. Nice job on them. slkpk

Not the easiest material to work/weld. VERY nice.

Caseguytoo said:

Say.............. didn't I see these pics over at the Yahoo site already?:biglaugh:

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If not they sure look alike.:fing20:

99flhr said:

Not the easiest material to work/weld. VERY nice.

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I work in a stainless fab shop. My boss cut theses out for me and had them formed. I just needed a little more floatation on my dirt/gravel driveway.

terry. the problem that i see is how do they work on the concrete?
i like to run mine on the outside so i can have them at the same height as the cutting edge, thus leaving no snow on the concrete.
when i do my drive i keep it up an inch or so, until i get a hard pack built up.
boomer

I have the shoes adjusted a little lower than the cutting edge. I do not have much concrete in front of the house. What little I do have I just come back after with the Montgomery Ward tractor with a blade on it and scrape things clean that way. I am just sick and tired of throwing all of the gravel from the driveway out into my yard.