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Read articles →This is a DIY fabrication video, not a product overview: an owner welds half-inch flat iron spacers onto the runners of his Land Pride SPL0560 snow pusher to raise the blade after it scraped gravel off his driveway last winter. It shows real shop work with a Hobart MIG welder, cutting, fitting, and grinding the spacers, start to finish. Useful for current SPL0560 owners wanting a low-ground-clearance fix, not for buyers researching the pusher itself.
Posted by Kyle of the 6-D Outdoors channel, an owner-operator sharing a hands-on personal fix rather than a professional or dealer review.
The runners are fixed and the blade sits only about an eighth of an inch above the ground, so without compact snow or ice on top it scraped gravel off the driveway.
He cut half-inch flat iron spacers, about two to two and a half inches wide, and tack welded them onto the bottom of the runners to add roughly a half inch of clearance.
A Hobart Handler 125 MIG welder running 035 flux core wire, no shielding gas, set around 4 to 4.5 on the dial.
