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Old 11-29-2016, 11:24 PM
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I have heard of guys taking off those little pads and welding pipe onto the bottom of there snowblade. I sort of understand why but how do you do it is there a certain spot to weld it? Anyone got pictures? Does it really work?
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Old 11-29-2016, 11:27 PM
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I have heard of guys Welding pipe onto the bottom of there snowblade. I sort of understand why but how do you do it is there a certain spot to weld it? Anyone got pictures?
whats the purpose of the pipe?
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To float on your gravel driveway where those little pads would dig in and make little ruts and scrape the gravel and snow
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Most times when there's snow to push, the gravel is froze, so there shouldn't be any "ruts" left...
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Most times when there's snow to push, the gravel is froze, so there shouldn't be any "ruts" left...
exactly, i have a gravel driveway and have no such issue. i think the pipe would lead to the plow wanting to float on top of the snow which wouldn't be very effective when plowing.
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I thought the same thing about it wanting to float thanks fellas
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