I built a frame consisting of two runners passing under the bucket, and at front two spacers to account for the thickness of the cutting edge, then 10" deep into bucket. On top of these, a 3" square tube cross bar equipped with ears to pivot a 9' Myers plow frame. Chains, and binders run up the back of the bucket to the top edge. A chain from the lift eyes on the bucket looping to the plow lift it. Angle is with a pin.
If I had long road to plow it'd work fine. Hold the bucket just above the ground, If it hits it skids along. In my case I need maneuverability in tight driveways. Houses where I live are old. They were built before snow plows were invented. Few have a place to pile snow at the end of a driveway. I find I need the bucket to remove snow. The plow has sat in the weeds for several years.
Willie