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Peter Wells

10-26-2003 09:12:20




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Does anyone know where I can find a Vee-snowplow for an 8n Ford? I already have a plowframe (for a straight blade plow).




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RWK in WI

10-31-2003 18:36:46




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 Re: Snowplow in reply to Peter Wells, 10-26-2003 09:12:20  
It would help if we knew where you were located. A "Western" or "Blackhawk" V blade can easily be put on a Ford style straight blade frame using the "king bolt" and directional pin.
I might know of a 6'6" V blade in Northern Wis.



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Dale in WV

10-27-2003 09:46:44




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 Re: Snowplow in reply to Peter Wells, 10-26-2003 09:12:20  
Peter - if you find your replacement, I would be interested in the straight blade and frame. I know its a lot of IFs but pushing snow has to be better than looking and driving backwards all the time.



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TerryMi

10-26-2003 15:56:06




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 Re: Snowplow in reply to Peter Wells, 10-26-2003 09:12:20  
There are several V Snowplows in Mattawan Mich. @ a tractor bone yard. Unfortunately the guy feels that everything he has is worth more thanit is worth. I helped a guy this past spring get in contact with the guy about a V plow but he wanted to much $ for it. Try this phone # 260-668-3722, good luck.



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R. Marg

10-26-2003 09:43:08




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 Re: Snowplow in reply to Peter Wells, 10-26-2003 09:12:20  
I built my own took an old steel fuel tank cut out parts of it and welded it up I made it so that it slips on to the backet of the loader on my 801 works great by the way the tank I used was 1/4" steel



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