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i have a 250 belaurs tractor and plow snow all winter with it going backward and its slow so iam trying to put plow in front and have most work out i would like to know if anyone tryed to use the hydraulic off thr 3 piont hich to left and lower the plow in front this is what i did i run 2 long pipe and attach it to rear axil amd to the 3 point hich iam thinking if i push down on 3 point it should make plow go up and when i left up it should put plow down any one ever try this or should i try something els
 
I think most of the plows designed for Ford N series were like that. It's not a great system, but it works. John Deere M's also used that same concept; there are probably others.

If I recall correctly, the Belarus uses an external cylinder to operate the 3pt. If you don't have a remote cylinder port, it might be worth your time to put a diverter valve inline with it. Then you could put a hydraulic cylinder on the front instead of running cables.
 
The way you explained it, when the 3 pt goes down, the front blade goes up. This won't work. Don't forget that the 3 point hitch uses gravity to go down, not hydraulic pressure.
Why not just get another hyd cylinder and mount it up front. I'm sure you can tap into the tractor's hydraulics at some location to actuate the front cylinder.
 
I think some of the Belarus tractors do have down pressure. Its a result of using a double acting hydraulic cylinder for the lift.
 
yes it has down pressure i use it to lift the back wheels off the ground with ease to change the tires and it do have a large hydraulic cyclinder i know it wont left it much higher than 8 to 10in but it would be better than driving backwards to plow a larger drive-way
 
I can't quite visualize what you were describing.

Most front plows that use the 3pt arms to lift, use cables that run though a set of pulleys to lift the plow. As I mentioned before, this isn't a great system but it works. Since yours tractor has remote capability, mounting a cylinder on the front is a much better option.

You described using pipes running over the rear axle. If you did choose this method, you would only want to use them for lifting. The plow should still be anchored in the front of the tractor. Otherwise the plow will be very unstable.

Once other thing to keep in mind is that the front wheels will be harder to turn and the rear wheels will have less traction with a front plow.

Good luck.
 
thank you all for all your in put
i look at alot of other plows and how thay are hook up on other tractors the hook up i am going to use is the same as most other tractor only thing not the same is how iam going to lift and lower it iam hooking the plow to the front as well so the plow dont go side to side

thank you all for your in put it realy help
 
well i did it i run 2 14.7 feet long 4in tubs and put 2 cross pieces hook it to the 3 point hich and attach it to the rear end attach 2 top link to front of teactor front end and to plow (this stop plow from rowing on me and stop it from goning side to side )then i set 2 chains to help set the plow how deep i want it to dig in it will lift about 16in off the grown i have the down pressure to just take a little weigh off the front end but i can set it to take the front wheels 8in off the grown if i like (but no need )i would have to say it work out great after play alittle with it and back dragging my driveway and plow down sone top-soil that was sitting for 10 years and did it with ease i would have to say work better than i thought if anyone like to try this just email me and ill send some pic how its all hook up i like to thank everone for there help on this project
 
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