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From: m1k2dog3
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  • You should check out the aluminum Snowsport plow design. And how they put it together it is so simple I bet you could do it with wood and the thick rubber or polyethylene blades as well. I been looking for an easy golf cart type plow. It has to be light weight and durable. So the use of wood, aluminum, polyeurothene, or rubber. Are actually good practical idea's.

  • It looks like a great build but I bet where the whole thing joins up at the pivot point is weak an d is going to break. Better to make that area out of all metal and just insert the rear main wood spar and the front pivot point into it. How did it work out? Any modifications? thanks for the great video.

  • @lewandlo I did break it at the pivot point. But it was re-built the next day, this time with hardwood maple instead of pine (should have done that in the first place) and I wont be trying to move rock hard snow with one side of the blade. Next time I plow I'll make a follow up vid.

  • Just broke the blade pivot point yesterday! Got greedy and tried to side cut a solid snow pile and it snapped!. But today it's re-built with hardwood maple instead of pine. Should have used a hardwood on the pivot pieces in the first place.

  • do u have any plans or anything cuz i wanta build this for my dad?

  • @the101tmaxx the only plans are what you see in the vid. Just ask if you need to know anything else.

  • Hey, i have the same idea, but dont know where to start. could you possibly send me plans on how you created this amazing plow!? and another question, what was your idea on a blade for the bottom, cuz wouldnt the pavement scrape up the wood pretty bad?

  • @SalliesHockey17 I don't have plans, might work on making some. I just made everything up as I went. As for the blade I have teflon runners on both sides of the blade to keep it about 1/4 inch off the ground. I have a piece of steel flat bar along the bottom edge on hinges under tension from springs. So if it hits a piece of ice the steel pivots over it and springs back.

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  • @m1k2dog3 hmm. well i just started and im about half way done. I mean, if i put up pictures of where im at, would you be able to give me some help? that would be great!

  • @SalliesHockey17 Sure, lets' see it

  • @m1k2dog3 alright, but for some reason i cannot get pictures onto YouTube. could i send the pictures to you? email? message me if so.

  • @m1k2dog3 did you get my message? with the photos?

  • @SalliesHockey17 nope.....send me your email address

  • Cool Like the winch idea

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