Snow Plow

[geauxtigers]

I own a Kubota B7800 with factory 402 loader. The front bucket is attached by pins and not quick attach. Here is my question, what are my options (I'm handy or could buy) to put a blade on the loader, best options?? Likewise, I'm willing to look at a frame mounted blade (dealer wants $2500), so are there aftermarket options, which work well? Thanks again for any advice.

 

[CBMAMF5]

Hi

Dug this up on the web. It looks like what you are looking for. The link will take you to the page I was looking at. Included a couple of their pic's. If I didn't have a blower on mine, this looks pretty neat. I think it would do better job than an ATV, especially if you have weights. I can't quite make out what model Kubota they are using.

http://www.anbomanufacturing.com/BladesGallery.htm

 

[GaryO]

I have been in contact with Bro-Tek <http://www.bro-tek.biz/> and they are in the process of making a snow plow that will take the place of a FEL bucket (at least for my BX25). You can email Richard <http://www.bro-tek.biz/contact.html> and see if what he's making will fit your machine. The snow blades will take the place of the bucket so it will be able to articulate/curl just as your bucket will. I have no affiliation with Bro-Tek, but I have bought lots of their implements for my BX25. They are great to deal with, very reasonably priced and their stuff is very well built.

 

[timdan94]

check out bxpanded at the link. they have a good set up that I copied for my own use..
http://bxpanded.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=24

 

[magicheater]

I own a Kubota B7800 with factory 402 loader. The front bucket is attached by pins and not quick attach. Here is my question, what are my options (I'm handy or could buy) to put a blade on the loader, best options?? Likewise, I'm willing to look at a frame mounted blade (dealer wants $2500), so are there aftermarket options, which work well? Thanks again for any advice.

Here is what I did with a blank plate for my Q/A and an old plow I had.

 

[mlatour3300]

Here is what I did with a blank plate for my Q/A and an old plow I had.

How well does that set up work? I see there are no trip springs and assume you move along rather slow to avoid that sudden stop