Wheel Horse SNOW PLOW Maintenance (Scraper Bar)

Just a short video to follow-up my previous Wheel Horse Snow Blade Installation video. I will show you how to remove, reverse, and reinstall the scraper/wear bar on your Wheel Horse Snow Blade.
Thanks for watching Buck's Small Engine DIY, putting the "Do" into "Do-It-Yourself"

[@liljoeii6091]

You got your tractor all fixed up that looks awesome THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

[@skylineauraearthline8204]

Many of us work outside, everyones situation is different ,appreciate your helpful informative videos and great filming and explanations, Looks great!

[@Buckwsr]

Thanks so much!

[@CraigArndt]

Blade is in nice shape, I use the heck out of mine all year. If I'm not pushing snow, I'm pushing yards of mulch and top soil so the wear edge does wear quick but I buy reversible ones from Toro. Nice video.

[@Buckwsr]

Thanks! Yes, I saw that you've already been pushing snow this season...just last weekend! Here in South Jersey we often don't get snow till after the New Year. So we'll see....

[@FixEverythingYourself]

Good tutorial!

[@Buckwsr]

Thanks!

[@Joe-qm5rz]

Wow that looks good thank you for the video 👍

[@Buckwsr]

Thanks, Joe!

[@jonlambshead5115]

One Thing I Would Have Done is, Put Some Never Seize On Those Bolt Threads. Then You Don't Have To Worry About It Snapping The Bolts ( From The Rust )

[@Buckwsr]

Good idea. Thank you.

[@fifteenminutes1342]

Is the fluid film good for snow blower chutes?

[@Buckwsr]

I have never tried it, but I would guess it might work well on a snow blower chute.

[@donspreiter4135]

Spray the whole blade with fluid flim and snow won't stick to it.

[@Buckwsr]

Good tip! Thank.