I just purchased a glacier snow blade system for my sportsman and am very please with how it performed yesterday after the snow storm. However the isntructions weren't very clear and I am not sure what the feet on the bottom of the blade are for and how to properly adjust them. Any tips?

 

I don't have a Glacier but they're probably used to adjust the height of your blade...I took mine right off and run the blade all the way down but some guys use them and adjust them to keep the blade slightly above the ground to help save on wearbar wearing...I'm sure you'll get more responses...

John

 

What John said, they are used to keep the blade slightly off the ground. I have the Glacier Plow also and tried it with the feet. I ended up taken them completely off. It does a much better job with out them. I only do my driveway so I'm not worried about wearing the plow blade down that fast. My last plow set up was a Moose and I didn't use the feet on that one either. I got a few years out of the blade and then just flipped it and got a few more. Also with the Moose I was doing a bunch of driveways. I ended up buying 1 blade in the 12 years I used that set up. If you do use the feet you want them adjusted so the blade is barely off the ground. Also you have to keep an eye on the feet because they will wear out.

 

Ditto ^^^