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Massey Harris Pacer or Pony snow plow

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dvdlbt

09-02-2007 07:21:53




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I have a 1955 Massey Harris Pacer that I just bought. It has a Snow Plow. There is some missing hardware to mount the lift arms to the plow and to attach the push arms to.If anyone has a picture of this setup it would be of great help. Even better if someone has any of this hardware they wish to part with - or the dimensions of the stock so as I can fabricate something close to original. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, dvdlbt

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`Bernie in MA

09-03-2007 18:41:23




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 Re: Massey Harris Pacer or Pony snow plow in reply to dvdlbt, 09-02-2007 07:21:53  
I had a Pony back in the 50s, don't have it now. As I remember there was an upsidedown L-shaped piece made of flatstock about 1/2x2" on edge that went on a bracket on each side below the engine with the short leg extending down about a foot. The long leg extended forward beside the engine past the grill. There was linkage between the hydraulic arms and the bottom of the short L so that as the hyd arms by the pedals came down/forward the long leg of the L raised up.Linkage from there went down to the pipe the blade was attached to.That linkage was two pieces shaped like this _/- (only with the - at the top of my pic). My sketch(?) is on it's side with the short leg on each side of the pipe and the long_ bolted loosely to the L. The whole assembly hangs on the L arms in front of the grill/axle with the bottom straddling the pipe. I doubt if you can figure this out but it's the best I can do from memory. If you want to email me with your phone# maybe I can explain it over the phone.

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