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What are you wanting to upgrade, what is the complaint with the current machine.

There ya go chief:

I`m assuming your machine does not have a quick attach.

Only meshed the bottom so far, I`ll wait to plow to decide if I`ll do the upper as well. You can see the upper bar does hold back snow, but quite a lot still comes through. I can still easily make fluff snow and big balls of hard pack come over the top. Could probably use a fourth row.

Whole thing weighs around 50 lbs, and is easy to remove and install. I`m 100% sure if I had used 2x2 tubing it would bind so bad in multiple receivers that I`d need to use the machine to pull it out. Spacing ended up being 4.5 inches between bars.

I would like input on bar spacing that will hold back snow. My goal is the sweet spot of being able to see through the bars and somewhat holding back fluffy snow. I'm in the process of converting a dirt bucket to snow. I'm raising the back part of the bucket mostly so balls of ice don't land in...

Recovery rings for pulling out stuck vehicles while I'm out plowing. Located on the rear bottom of bucket so I can fully roll down, jam the bucket into the ground then curl back for maximum pull. Located at the outside of the bucket so if a sling or chain breaks I have less chance of eating it.

So you need those things that honda has on their fourwheeler fenders so the tightened up bolt doesn't squish (and crack) the plastic.

Since everyone isn't a forklift rocket surgeon, this is the video I just looked up to see what you're talking about.

You're figuring out what the floor can support now? That's like building a house starting with the door knobs.