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Read articles →This video focuses specifically on retrofitting Blade Tamers (from R2Manufacturing) onto a 54-inch direct-attach front blade, a non-standard application the host worked around with different hardware. It shows real snow-pushing in 3°F weather on fresh loose rock, honestly notes a mounting limitation requiring a waiting-list bracket, and compares angle blades vs. snow pushers for driveways versus parking areas. Best for owners curious whether Blade Tamers work on smaller non-traditional blades.
Tractor Time with Tim is a family-run hobby-farm channel, not a dealership, though the host does mention a discount code for a sponsor (Discount Hydraulic Hose) mid-video.
Yes, with modified hardware. The host used 8mm bolts and fender washers since the blade holes were 5/16 or 8mm instead of the standard half-inch, and the tamers performed well on fresh loose rock.
Not with the exact ideal mount. R2 Manufacturing is still developing a proper bracket for small blades, so they recommend getting on a waiting list before buying.
The host says for a driveway an angle blade works best, while for a parking lot area where you push snow forward and stop, a snow pusher is better.
Yes, one of the tamers came loose near the end of the project and sagged down through the entire slot, though it was not a big issue.
