lol that sounds amazing, my main problem isnt the mount being welded on its how close to the ground the bottom of the mount sits.. like 6 inches off the ground, I cant go anywhere offroad because the thing drags the ground going up hills or through dips and ditches not to mention slows me down in mud.. the snow has NEVER been an issue though i think i could go through stuff up to the hood if i had to

 

that bigger them my house i say go 84 just take like 9 suitcases

 

anybody know if i have bumper mounts on the plow frame? Never had to put a front bumper on so I dont know what im looking at

 

dave s would know he lives to plow

 

You Aussies don't do anything small over there, do you?

I thought we had a big shop at about half that

3ph power too? dang....

 

he must love the wife free zone lol

 

All hail the wife free zone. Honestly we mortgaged ourselves up to the eyeballs and bought 3 acres in the hills. That way room for the dog and chooks and neighbours not to close plus room for all my junk. So i figured why not go the whole hog and put the biggest shed I can. Taken nearly 2 years at the weekend and stuff but finally tomorrow the concrete floor goes down.

 

thats awesome.. chooks?

 

Yes. they are cheap pieces of 1/4 flat stock about 6" long bent on a 90* to come off the plow frame and go to the bumper

 

are these the brackets?

 

can u make the pictire biger

 

there i edited it

 

good boy lol no go sit on ur blankit lol

 

just hit them with a grinder

 

Those are the brackets. My old gasser had pretty much the same setup. The bumper mounted to the plow frame very much like what you have pictured there.