I have had experience with the boss box on a skid steer (Same plow as the one hes using just smaller and different mount) you cant curl you bucket back. Where the cutting edge is mounted on plow if you curl forward or back the cutting edge lifts of off the ground so you dont scrape the ground. It's also hard to get it in that sweet spot for being in the middle of the float.
We do the same. Usuall we have 4 trucks 3 or 4 skid loaders, a backhoe or 2, and a wheel loader or 2. Also you need to know the layout of what your clearing. Every man hole, water valve, drains, pot holes, ect. You dont wanna damage property. Thats a loss of profit. Great video.
Are you using the "float" function on the loader bucket? I have a 10' pusher on my 70hp tractor and not sure if I should use the float function to do my driveway, or just set the pusher down and be constantly monitoring if i have to raise or lower it. Thanks
I usually dont. Ill use my return to dig function or auto level if equiped. What ever u wanna call it. Helps make sure the bucket is always level. Ill put the bucket on the ground and just bump the stick so that it takes the weight off mostly. Thats just me though. I never use float. Even when Im doing other kinds of work with my loader. I run a Cat 950k.
Best video on Wheel Loader Plowing I have seen.
I have had experience with the boss box on a skid steer (Same plow as the one hes using just smaller and different mount) you cant curl you bucket back. Where the cutting edge is mounted on plow if you curl forward or back the cutting edge lifts of off the ground so you dont scrape the ground. It's also hard to get it in that sweet spot for being in the middle of the float.
We do the same. Usuall we have 4 trucks 3 or 4 skid loaders, a backhoe or 2, and a wheel loader or 2. Also you need to know the layout of what your clearing. Every man hole, water valve, drains, pot holes, ect. You dont wanna damage property. Thats a loss of profit. Great video.
Are you using the "float" function on the loader bucket? I have a 10' pusher on my 70hp tractor and not sure if I should use the float function to do my driveway, or just set the pusher down and be constantly monitoring if i have to raise or lower it. Thanks
I usually dont. Ill use my return to dig function or auto level if equiped. What ever u wanna call it. Helps make sure the bucket is always level. Ill put the bucket on the ground and just bump the stick so that it takes the weight off mostly. Thats just me though. I never use float. Even when Im doing other kinds of work with my loader. I run a Cat 950k.
Wow look so cold my friend
Always pushing snow.