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CheeseHeadFred 01-22-2013 20:01:41 66.190.50.33 Report to Moderator	Thoght you might like to see our project. Started with a rear-mounted snow blower that was funnel-shaped. No cross augers to feed the blower, so it didn't work very well. We cut it down the center, scrapped the blower, reversed it into a "V" shaped, and added mounts for the loader. I'll post some action photos when we get the next snow. [Reply]   [No Email]
CheeseHead Fred 01-24-2013 20:10:52 66.190.50.33 Report to Moderator	Re: V-Plow in reply to CheeseHeadFred, 01-22-2013 20:01:41   Yeah, Old, this one started out pretty heavy as the snow blower was made out of some pretty good stock. We get some deep snow up this way, and my son likes to hear that Allis work a little, so we made it beefy. I hate fixing things..... [Reply]  [No Email]
old 01-24-2013 20:43:49 209.86.226.57 Report to Moderator	Re: V-Plow in reply to CheeseHead Fred, 01-24-2013 20:10:52   Now you need to fill the tires with fluid and add a 3 point to the back with what I use on my snow plow tractor. I have a heavy duty back blade on the 3 point and then 6-85lbs suit case weights on the blade and a 150 Lbs wheel weight sitting on the center link hook up so I know I can get traction [Reply]  [No Email]
Diydave 01-23-2013 17:06:31 96.244.155.217 Report to Moderator	Re: V-Plow in reply to CheeseHeadFred, 01-22-2013 20:01:41   I built mine out of a pair of Gravely walk behind plows, and a middle buster shoe, for the center nose. Works great, on my d-10! [Reply]  [No Email]
old 01-23-2013 08:53:08 209.86.226.32 Report to Moderator	Re: V-Plow in reply to CheeseHeadFred, 01-22-2013 20:01:41   Looks like you built your a bit heavier then the one I built about 20 years ago. The one I built is set up so I can leave the bucket on the loader so as to make an easy switch from bucket to V plow to bale spike since I use all 3 and that can be in just one single day [Reply]  [No Email]