Recent content by airbiscuit

Many of us on this forum use rough cut mowers with shear pins. If they break, it is usually because the PTO is engaged harshly (high RPMs, or abrupt clutch), or the blades hit a rock, stump or other object.

Better pictures showing where the shear bolt goes through the right angle gear box drive would help. Also a picture of the PTO shroud/guard. I don't know how a plastic guard shears bolts. Usually,when a shear bolt breaks at the gear box, you just drive the broken part with a bolt (you may...

Why not just fix it with a drill?

That looks exactly like a used Atlas box blade I bought for a good price. Unfortunately,I didn't examine it closely enough, and the rear cutting edge was rotated down, and the front cutting edge wouldn't engage. My friend removed the twisted angel iron cross member, and welded in a new piece...

Are you using it for field prep? Depending on your use, a rolling basket would be lighter.

It looks like your I Beam weighs 63# per linear foot. Here is what Bush Hog Pulverizers weigh.

Tell us about your plans for the build

Shiver me Timber

He had a rear blade and used simply the bucket to fill low spots. Also used a rake to maintain during the spring and fall season. He used the rear blade for the snow removal, not sure it was the most effective method. **************************************************** That tells me your road...

I think you meant a chart

Show your work!

I'm not a fan of sub-compact tractors, but it seems about right for your needs. My neighbor has a GR2120 and I am impressed. It is 4wd, and he effortlessly blows 12" of snow. It will do all the tasks you describe and put a smile on your face. That said, I think you might reconsider the value...