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Scottey841

01-01-2003 18:30:25




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Has anyone out there taken a Meyer or Western snow plow and mounted to your tractor? I am interested in putting one on my Ford 841. Pictures would be great. Thanks




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Ultradog MN

01-03-2003 04:29:34




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 Re: Mounting snow plow in reply to Scottey841, 01-01-2003 18:30:25  
I built a plow for my 2N Ford that raises up using the three point hitch. When the lift arms are raised it forces the oil out of the rear cylinder and pushes it to the front cylinder thus raising the blade.
You can see some pictures of it here:
If you want more info feel free to email me.

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john d

01-04-2003 07:10:18




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 Re: Re: Mounting snow plow in reply to Ultradog MN, 01-03-2003 04:29:34  
VERY nice!



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Scottey841

01-03-2003 08:26:27




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 Re: Re: Mounting snow plow in reply to Ultradog MN, 01-03-2003 04:29:34  
Great pictures! That is a very unique and clever setup with the cylinder in the back. This is the type of mounting I was thinking of. Thanks



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Shep

01-03-2003 06:14:45




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 Re: Re: Mounting snow plow in reply to Ultradog MN, 01-03-2003 04:29:34  
Now that is true hydralics at work. That is a neat idea, and a good looking plow. Thanks for sharing the pictures.



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Shep with a picture

01-02-2003 05:16:11




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 Re: Mounting snow plow in reply to Scottey841, 01-01-2003 18:30:25  
I just got done putting a truck snow plow on my Oliver 1850 diesel. The Olivers are a little different than the fords in that they have a stronger tub frame and that is what the plow is bolted to and pushing off of. I have only used it once this year but it worked really well that time. Here is a link to the picture, good luck.

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Shep with a picture

01-02-2003 05:11:08




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 Re: Mounting snow plow in reply to Scottey841, 01-01-2003 18:30:25  
I just got done putting a truck snow plow on my Oliver 1850 diesel. The Olivers are a little different than the fords in that they have a stronger tub frame and that is what the plow is bolted to and pushing off of. I have only used it once this year but it worked really well that time. Here is a link to the picture, good luck.

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RWK in WI

01-01-2003 19:12:41




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 Re: Mounting snow plow in reply to Scottey841, 01-01-2003 18:30:25  
I have a 6'6" Meyers manual turn on the front of a Ford 3000. I mounts to the transmission and the front end exactly like my 6' Ford manual turn plow mount to my other 3000.
A dealer near me has a Western 7' hydro on a frame for a 3000 and is asking $700 complete except for the valves.



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Scottey841

01-02-2003 05:46:43




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 Re: Re: Mounting snow plow in reply to RWK in WI, 01-01-2003 19:12:41  
Thanks everyone for the responses. Rick, do you have a way to take a picture of your mounting on your Ford? If not, maybe you can explain the mounting points to me. If I was close enough to WI that plow at the dealer sounds just right. Right now I have a dozer blade that mounts to the front axle and the bottom of the tranny.



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Unimog

01-01-2003 18:44:03




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 Re: Mounting snow plow in reply to Scottey841, 01-01-2003 18:30:25  
I've mounted Fisher plows on a few different
tractors over the years. They have all worked
pretty well with no damage coming to the tractor.
The push frame MUST be based on the rearend or
big trouble could result. I saw a tractor broken
in half when the plowframe was hung from the
side of the bellhousing. Also more traction when
pushing from the rearend.



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