Come on SNOW!

Dieseltech · Dec 10, 2017

Bring it on, I'm READY!

Bob Harvey · Dec 10, 2017

Looks like some serious gear !

Dieseltech · Dec 10, 2017

Tractor is a 7000, it's been replaced with an AC 7040 power shift. The 7000 had it's tongue hanging out too much. Photo of the 7040 is on the Harry Ferguson site to tease one of my fellow fergy buddies with..

centash · Dec 10, 2017

That will move it! Get a set of chains and ain't nothing stopping you.
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David G · Dec 10, 2017

Nice to see the blower on the front, I do not know how my neck would handle a rear mount.

Welding man · Dec 11, 2017

Rich,Did you post the pictures yourself? Congratulations!! We haven't had enough snow in the last few years to need a machine anywhere near that big. We had about 1/2 in yesterday.

1970-1655 · Dec 11, 2017

How do you power the blower? I have been wanting to mount one on the front for a few years but never went beyond dreaming.

Dieseltech · Dec 11, 2017

The square tube sub frame has supports in the center for the drive shaft from the reversing drop gear box on the rear. Will get more photos this week hopefully to show the rear drive.

Dieseltech · Dec 11, 2017

Finally took the time to transfer the phone pics, did it twice so far so maybe I'll remember how! Will take some photos of the backwards Cockshutt 30 loader tractor soon, that will give you a chuckle..

Bret4207 · Dec 11, 2017

(quoted from post at 23:45:37 12/10/17) Bring it on, I'm READY!

The one absolutely foolproof method of making sure something DOESN'T happen is to be completely prepared for that very thing to happen! IOW, if I had a rig like that sitting at the ready, we'd never see snow until 20 minutes after I took the blower off, then we'd get 5 feet of "partly cloudy"!!! :lol:

Texasmark1 · Dec 11, 2017

"Re: Come on SNOW!"....................Heck, come on precip.....any kind...........

jeffcat · Dec 11, 2017

I was just going to ask that. A very well engineered rube Goldberg? Let us see those well engineered pictures!

300jk · Dec 11, 2017

Nice unit ! I have a 7' like it only rear mount on my 300 Farmall. Believe it or not my little tractor will run that blower fine in up to 10 inches. Any more and a lot of stop and go, or if it's wet and heavy. Bet you'll be real happy with it !

mj · Dec 11, 2017

(quoted from post at 07:37:15 12/11/17) "Re: Come on SNOW!"....................Heck, come on precip.....any kind...........

I'll SECOND THAT!

Come on SNOW!

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