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Operating A Snowbox On Front Of A Backhoe???

When you use them I assume you should not use alot of down pressure if any at all due to it having a rubber blade. The loader it is on when you push the front bucket handle all the way forward the bucket goes to the ground and “floats” Is this what I should do to run it or just set it down manually? How much down pressure does it use when the handle is all the way forward?

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2 Responses to “Operating A Snowbox On Front Of A Backhoe???”

  1. Just Me Says:
    December 16th, 2009 at 8:08 pm

    Is this a full size unit like John Deere 310 or small like a tractor?
    Sorry, I work with construction men!
    You should keep the bucket at float do not set it down manually
    Have fun…

  2. Shamrock Tires Says:
    December 16th, 2009 at 8:34 pm

    Keep your blade a float, that is how we use my JD2240, reason being if you accidentally hit curb, or, city titty, or manhole cover your blade is allowed to jump over without causing damage to your rubber blade

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