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Old 12-01-2016, 11:58 PM
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Default Kicking around making a push-blade

Not a lot of opportunity's to get one here in middle Oklahoma, I'm thinking about making one. Any tips or direction would be great. There are some years a snow plow would make a lot of money..most other years not so much. SO I am intrested in building a snow blade that i can convert into a front end loader.. any ideas or pictures would be great.
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Old 12-02-2016, 03:27 AM
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Unless you just want a "project" or have the fabrication skills and equipment to manufacture a blade and it's related components, you will more than likely be money (and time) ahead to buy a blade and have it shipped through Fastenal to a store near you.

If you want to build a front end loader, contact "PF Engineering" and buy a set of plans. They already have it all figured out and the plans will tell you everything you need to know for such an undertaking.
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Old 12-02-2016, 10:18 AM
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i made one for my loader. its a quick attach now but looks basically the same.
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If you want a loader, build that and put a blade on it. Building a blade then later trying to "convert" it to a loader is like building a motorcycle then later "converting" it into a truck. Not gonna work.
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...building a motorcycle then later "converting" it into a truck. Not gonna work.
I would really like to see such a contraption.
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