Re: dearborn plow question

s19438 · Feb 7, 2014

is this it ?

jerrybigrig · Feb 7, 2014

Looks like it should work

mhb@ufe · Feb 7, 2014

Some of the old lawn tractors had a similar set up but they used a rod that you twist to un latch it and then push or pull the rod to angle the blade. No reason your idea shouldn't work.

Mark

Bob Harvey · Feb 7, 2014

Where the heck did you find a 'blackboard' ? I've got a couple of 'classroom/student' slates(in wooden frames) that I use for tallying mouse kills and such. Worth Gillions on eBay !!

Ultradog MN · Feb 7, 2014

LOL,
I salvaged it out of a building they were tearing down about 25 years ago.
They're great aren't they?
I've never priced it. Just use it a lot.
This one is about 36" h x 44 w.
I have a smaller one - about 2'x2' that I built a nice oak frame and trough for that I should sell.
Need to make a nice frame for this one someday.

Charles Krammin · Feb 7, 2014

Farmers that have chopper wagons, use this method for unhooking wagons,Minus spring therby eliminating need to dismount to pull pin. Empty wagon does same and then extra person helps in hookup.

Charles Krammin SW MI

Fuddy Duddy · Feb 8, 2014

Here's what you need.
And a whole lot of cash just laying around.
I do think this one is bigger than a Cat. 1
9 foot hydraulic three point blade

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