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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time swap: an owner pulls the loader bucket off a New Holland to mount a hydraulic front snow plow ahead of an incoming storm, showing bolt sizes, bracket setup, and the quick-connect hose/pin process in detail. It then compares a 6-foot vs 8-foot blade in actual plowing, covering coverage width, visibility, and driveway passes. Best for owners planning their own plow mount or blade upgrade.
Posted by the Work with Kevin channel, an owner-operator documenting DIY implement swaps and plowing on his own property.
Disconnect the bungee holding hoses, use a half inch wrench to pop out two bolts, then pull two pins so the bucket tilts forward and the frame rail lowers to the ground.
The 6-foot blade took four passes on a 12-foot driveway, while the 8-foot blade turned covers about fourteen feet, allowing the driveway to be done in one down and back pass.
The hoses come color coded red, yellow, green, and blue so you know where each one goes, then you connect them and put caps on to keep debris out.
Yes, because the bucket is not on there, the owner says he has real good visibility and can get up close to a vehicle without needing to move it.
