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old

01-23-2005 21:43:22

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If any of you would like more info on my V snowplow drop me an e-mail and I might be able to give you an idea of how I built it. I also posted a couple pictures of it in the tractor photos.

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Rod (NH)

01-24-2005 10:43:25

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Re: Snow plow in reply to old, 01-23-2005 21:43:22

Hi Old,

They work nicely, don't they? I took a six foot wide one that was commercially built for my AC-B back in the '40s and widened it to about 10 feet to use on my Oliver 77. I used to chain it to the bucket but have since taken to pulling the pins and replacing the bucket with the plow - makes the overall length of the unit shorter that way. I normally plow my driveway (1/2 mile long) with a one ton PU with 8 ft standard blade. But when the going gets tough with deep, heavy, wet snow, the V can't be beat due to the steep angle on both sides providing a balanced sidethrust. I also use it to push the banks back to make room for the next storm. third party image
Rod

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old

01-24-2005 11:19:52

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Re: Snow plow in reply to Rod (NH), 01-24-2005 10:43:25

Yep to me the V is the only way to go to more the snow, one pass and I"m done and it seems the faster I go the better it works.

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davefr

01-24-2005 12:24:28

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Re: Snow plow in reply to old, 01-24-2005 11:19:52

This looks like a great idea. I have a couple questions and can't tell from the images.

Is it made of wood? (ie plywood on a frame)

How'd you mount it to the bucket? I really don't want to do any welding or major mods to my bucket.

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old

01-24-2005 13:01:23

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Re: Snow plow in reply to davefr, 01-24-2005 12:24:28

Drop me an e-mail and I can give better pictures and expland the mounts better. Its all steel and mounts with a U shaped piece of steel at the bottom and top. Takes me about 5 minutes to put it on or take it off.

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Dug

01-24-2005 06:08:45

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Re: Snow plow in reply to old, 01-23-2005 21:43:22

Mornin" Old,

Saw your photos of the snow plow. That is excatly what I would like to build for my JD 2510. Any specs on building the v plow would be greatly appreciated.

Dug

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old

01-24-2005 09:10:16

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Re: Snow plow in reply to Dug, 01-24-2005 06:08:45

Drop me an e-mail and I can give you the measurements and how I hook it up. I have it fixed so you leave the bucket on and it just hooks to the bottom lip of the bucket and the upper part of the bucket.

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