do you use a winch to raise and lower blade?
1067891
Yes, as stated in the listing this does require a winch to operate. This is not included. If you need a winch you can always check out the Bear Claw Winch which would work great with this plow!
1281527
Super easy to raise and lower. There is a little knob that you pull out while you are pulling up or pushing down on the rail that you want lowered or raised. There are little holes that the the notch in the knob go into so you can have the rail at the desired level. Each of the four corners have their own knobs so you adjust each corner one at a time.
2004116
If you have the mid-mount all you need is a plow. If you want a winch for lifting plow get that too. I would get the winch it makes the job that much easier...
791162
You could; however, it is not the heaviest duty option I have seen. The extension walls are thin and I would not feel confident adding a winch.
1579497
I've owned this saw for years and for the past 2 I've used my thumb to manually raise the guard while pressing down on the handle until the bump in the guard slide passes the bearing. No one on my jobs has had a problem adapting, beside if you don't lift the guard slightly my saw will Not work.
889056
Technically, no you dont since the bar has both upper and lower guide holes. However you wont be able to open or close it without having to lift and hold up the umbrella every time. So without a stand or something else to raise it up you wont be able to operate the crank handle.
1172779
I use it on a right tilt delta saw so I can't confirm that you can use it on a lift tilt saw, sorry.
1325633
You don't have to have either of those things, but I would recommend some clamps for sure to keep things from shifting. In the manual it suggests that the mitre saw can *tip over* backward without them due to the weight of the blade. (Never happened to me thanks to the clamps.) I know I'd prefer mine to be bolted to a worktable but that isn't an option since I have very limited work space in an uninsulated shed and I keep my mitre saw in my room to keep it from getting rusty.
1713536
There are two handles on this hoist. One is a lever that raises and lowers the boom similar to an engine hoist. The other is, as you mentioned, a winch handle. It does raise and lower the hook as you suspect. One item to note is that tension must be maintained on the hook or the cable will "birds nest" on you. I had to unspool and re-spool the cable a few times myself. And the way the cable is attached to the spool seems a bit odd and could use a new more effective method that I have not decided on yet. The foot must be used if picking up anything heavy as the hitch adapter is of fairly light material and designed for the foot to carry the load. I hope this helps. There are two handles on this hoist. One is a lever that raises and lowers the boom similar to an engine hoist. The other is, as you mentioned, a winch handle. It does raise and lower the hook as you suspect. One item to note is that tension must be maintained on the hook or the cable will "birds nest" on you. I had to unspool and re-spool the cable a few times myself. And the way the cable is attached to the spool seems a bit odd and could use a new more effective method that I have not decided on yet. The foot must be used if picking up anything heavy as the hitch adapter is of... » Read More There are two handles on this hoist. One is a lever that raises and lowers the boom similar to an engine hoist. The other is, as you mentioned, a winch handle. It does raise and lower the hook as you suspect. One item to note is that tension must be maintained on the hook or the cable will "birds nest" on you. I had to unspool and re-spool the cable a few times myself. And the way the cable is attached to the spool seems a bit odd and could use a new more effective method that I have not decided on yet. The foot must be used if picking up anything heavy as the hitch adapter is of fairly light material and designed for the foot to carry the load. I hope this helps. « Show Less
90459
No. I still have the factory rake with no added weight. But you could install front spacers only to level it.
1851487
There is no factory option to set the blade at a certain height. It's either 'Up' or 'Down'. You'll probably need to attach something (MacGiver) so the blade doesn't go completely down.
2095499
there is a little black slide button on the side. it raises and lowers the blade.
1541874
This will attach a plow/scraper/tiller and other type tools to a square hitch and allow you to raise and lower them manually . Youmust be on the ground beside the device to raise or lower your device. Mine is hooked to a square box hitch on the back of a badboy buggy and works great also works great on my sons 4 wheeler, hopes this helps you
204275
A raised winch plate is what you will need with this bumper I dint remember the brand of my winch plate but it is a raised one and fits with my winch no problems
963542
I have not used the crane for that type of lifting, however, I don't see why not. The problem you may run into is that it only has so many inches of lift. For your purpose I would look at cranes with the winch capability. It just depends on how much lift you need.
940641
Yes the yellow handle below it allows you to raise and lower the head to get it close to where you need it. Then the crank allows you to make minor adjustments up or down.
1234584
Not really, what I did was mount it under my normal blade and used one of the washers that fit the hole then tightened it up with the large washer over it. I didn't seem to move and I think it helped bag more of the dead grass.