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Old Jan 21, 2006 | 07:13 PM
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Hi all,

I have about 1500' of gravel driveway that I use my 60" tusk plow on, and so far, it works fine. My question is relating to the skid plates. They're about 4 inches across and since I have gravel (not concrete or asphalt) the skid plates don't keep the blade from gouging down into the gravel and throwing it. I do have them set as low as possible. Are there wider / longer skidplates available somewhere or will I need to fabricate something wider myself...?

any ideas or tips are welcome

THANKS IN ADVANCE
 
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Old Jan 21, 2006 | 11:15 PM
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Default Snowplow gouging gravel

Get some hardened steel and merely weld it to the bottom of your existing skid plates. I cut 2 pieces out of an old tongue--the piece that a trailer ball is bolted to. Very hard steel and lasted for 2 years with very little wear.
 
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