You are correct! The swept forward axles require an extention kit on the standard
snow plow. However, it would not be hard to fabricate for a handy person.
All you need to do is duplicate the holes at the end of the frame and extend that
duplication approximately 18 on the back end. I would lay out the standard plow
under the tractor with the blade angled (to be sure it clears the front tires when angled)
and then measure back from the holes at back of the plow frame to the mounting
point (plow mounting bracket on rear axle). You will also need a plow mounting bracket
to mount your plow.
You said you have a blower with it? Why not use it?
I assume the grader you mentioned is the mid-mount belly grader?
I would just treat it's cleaning as you would a car. Wash and wax it......do not
spray water directly on the engine. I always wipe my engines with a dry cloth.
snow plow. However, it would not be hard to fabricate for a handy person.
All you need to do is duplicate the holes at the end of the frame and extend that
duplication approximately 18 on the back end. I would lay out the standard plow
under the tractor with the blade angled (to be sure it clears the front tires when angled)
and then measure back from the holes at back of the plow frame to the mounting
point (plow mounting bracket on rear axle). You will also need a plow mounting bracket
to mount your plow.
You said you have a blower with it? Why not use it?
I assume the grader you mentioned is the mid-mount belly grader?
I would just treat it's cleaning as you would a car. Wash and wax it......do not
spray water directly on the engine. I always wipe my engines with a dry cloth.
