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Read articles →A DIY how-to on homemade snow pusher side extensions for the Kubota B2601 bucket, built from salvaged road signs and angle iron rather than plywood. The owner walks through his template-and-jigsaw fabrication method, explains how the pieces attach using existing tooth-bar holes, and mentions running three of them to protect a gravel driveway. Short and practical; most useful to hands-on owners willing to fab their own solution.
Posted by the When Work Is Play channel, which appears to be an owner sharing their own DIY builds and property work.
Trace a cardboard template of the bucket back onto old road signs, cut with a jigsaw, then bolt on angle iron for support, attaching through existing tooth-bar holes.
Two old road signs and inch and a half angle iron bolted to the back for support, instead of the plywood used in the original idea.
Because they have a gravel driveway and didn't want to scoop up too much gravel, so one was placed dead center and one at each end.
