Attach Snow Scrape Blade to Tractor

a couple of pins here and we should be loose just didn't even have a pant hold budget I had a lot of trouble with this top so Peninsula locked up subsidence and diesel [Music] like a punch to the jaw this is held on with a pin system just like that pretty cool smacked in the jaw right they're gonna have to put some be greaser on that [Music] awesome all right so I got to pull this pin right here and it's propped up on some tires right now because the rod that holds it up broke off I'm just kind of weird this is stuck seized up show you a little secret we're going to whack good to go so much shim goes right here hopefully [Music] slide that guy in slide my pin into place hopefully here we go things are working out the stars are in line perfect drop that pin in good to go we'll do that for both sides and then we'll hook up this top link right here now once we get it hooked up I'll tell you why I'm using this for scraping snow versus using the box [Music] the straight blade needs to be turned around and basically angled so it grabs the snow and it kicks it out of the driveway go one way it'll kick it this way we go back the other way to kick it out that way that's pretty simple this thing adjusts down side-to-side it swings this way and the blade itself will rotate in this direction in other words I can move the blade I can offset the blade over this direction we don't need to do that for moving snow but if we do need to make a minor adjustment it's as simple as pulling two pins well now we are quite prepared for a snowstorm with the tractor this four-wheel drive tractor kicks butt and