dozer
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- Mar 26, 2009
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Those aren't side braces. That arm in the near side of the picture lets me set the angle for the blade. It was simply unhooked in that picture since I needed the blade to be straight for hauling. While I can put the blade straight I figured for hauling it could just hang.Dozer, Great job. I love building things for skid steers out of junk. I have made my own forks out of pieces found at a junk yard. I have made my mesquite grubber out of pieces of junk metal. I have also made an adapter so I can use these attachments from my Mustang 940 on my new S175. I would like for you to post pictures showing your side braces and how and what they are attached to. Thanks, Don
hello, i want to convert a 7' snowplow to fit up to my NH l555. also, need to modify old style attachment to quick attach. any ideas?Dozer, Great job. I love building things for skid steers out of junk. I have made my own forks out of pieces found at a junk yard. I have made my mesquite grubber out of pieces of junk metal. I have also made an adapter so I can use these attachments from my Mustang 940 on my new S175. I would like for you to post pictures showing your side braces and how and what they are attached to. Thanks, Don
i made a bracket that bolt to my bucket so when i put the blade on i just stick in my pivot pins and hook the chain onto the hook that is welded to the top of the bucket. i hook up the hoses and i have power angle. my blade is 7 foot and the bucket is 66 inches, installed when the blade is full angle the end of the blade just almost touches the end of the bucket.hello, i want to convert a 7' snowplow to fit up to my NH l555. also, need to modify old style attachment to quick attach. any ideas?