![]() ![]() ![]() So when making your decision on the type of attachment you want, consider what kind of snowfall you get, and whether you have a problem with thawing and refreezing. In general, plow blades can get closer to the ground, and therefore remove more snow, than blowers. You can add weight by attaching a weight bracket to the back of your tractor and adding weights to it, or by adding wheel weights directly to the rear tires. Some brackets can remain on the tractor, allowing you to add or remove the attachment without tools-a serious time saver.Īttach Rear Weights. Some extra weight in the back of your tractor can help to keep you from slipping on icy or snowy terrain. Only once the bracket is in place is the attachment installed. Mount Bracket and Plow or Blower Attachment. Plow blades or blower attachments generally come with a bracket that attaches to your tractor first. ![]() This is particularly critical if the area you’re plowing is steep, narrow, or includes sharp turns. So put chains on the back wheels, especially for non-4WD tractors, to give yourself the extra traction you’ll need. Put Chains on the Back Tires. Most lawn tractors are not heavy enough to handle a serious snow removal job-without some help, that is. Make sure to store your deck inside and away from the weather to prevent unnecessary wear and tear. Remove the Blade Deck. You’ll need to remove the blade deck to make room for your bracket and attachment (and to give you extra ground clearance). ![]()
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