Snow blade shoes

[dandan111 53]

It looks like the shoes for the snow blades are no longer available? Just wondering.

 

I bought a cutting edge a few years ago.

[ebinmaine 76,618]

I've tried them and wasn't impressed for our driveway. They dug right in. Seems a common theme with softer aggregates. 

 

I have two sets of aftermarket shoes I'd sell.  Different types.  

[dandan111 53]

I’m using mine on gravel. I’m using my dial adjust to keep

 blade off of ground about 1/2 inch or so. So far I like it. Shoes are

just basically in case it touches. I always plowed concrete so this is

new to me. First time I ever ran the shoes. My cutting edge should

last a lot longer. 

[dandan111 53]

I’d like a spare set of these

[ebinmaine 76,618]

1 hour ago, dandan111 said:

I’d like a spare set of these

 

 

I have a home shop made set similar to that. Mine do not have the grooves for the bolts and one needs the angle corrected.  I'll get pics later.  

[ri702bill 11,003]

When I got my new to me used 48" long frame plow, it came with a set of those adjustable skids & hardware that were never installed. Before I used the plow with the skids installed, I welded some scrap 3/8" thick cold rolled pads to the bottoms, as there is more than enough adjustment in the slots. IMHO, the OE skids are too thin for repeated annual use. 

Edited 2 hours ago by ri702bill