jamie majors
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how wide of a blade will a H, and a Super H handle for snow plowing?
thanks
thanks
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Janicholson
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8 foot is no problem with chains and weights or loaded tires. If no weights or chains it is pretty helpless in 6 inches of snow, not pushing anything. The blade will unload weight on the rear tires and basically stop the tractor. Jim
Zachary Hoyt
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I had a 6' blade on a loader on an H and now on a 300. With loaded tires I did okay without chains but I have ordered chains that are coming Monday so I can continue skidding logs with more snow. The blade would be nicer if it was wider, but it would also not fit through the door of the shed quite as easily.
Zach
Zach
Janicholson
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I had no illusion concerning yours!! grin, Jim
Rollie NE PA
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I have a 8ft plow on my H. It works great.
Janicholson
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Optional dilusions remain inconsequential. Jim
Al L. in Wisc.
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"Rollie NE PA"; I like that photo! What size tires on your H? I see chains. A discussion over a few beers w/a friend was that the old ladder chains did NOT drop into the cleats if the chains were real tight. He said he had a cross-link set he would sell me for an International 460 for $100. Eliminate the power lines in the photo and set your tractor at an angle - I like winter photos.
Janicholson
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A little time with Photopaint (Corel) I didn't try to turn the tractor, A bit tough. Jim
T in NE
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- Cambridge, Nebraska
Course they work with more blade up front than they do with the blade out back.
For some reason that church almost looks familiar.
For some reason that church almost looks familiar.
Rollie NE PA
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The tires are 11-4/38. The chains are ladder chains. The trick is to leave them loose.
Al L. in Wisc.
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Janicholson"; masterful work! The traffic signs, house and even the red sign on the left-side church addition is gone. Did I mention I like winter photos!! That could be on a calendar.
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