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John Deere #82 Snow Plow

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Paul

11-06-2001 11:32:22




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Anyone have any experience with a JD #82 snow plow? We had it mounted on a JD 50 and a JD A, but never really worked well on either. Anyone have any idea what it fits?
It is a 7' blade, with depth stops and a skid plate going the whole length. It can be shifted from right to left, by pulling a pin and re-inserting the pin after you set it to the angle you want. We raised and lowered it, via a cable to the rock shaft.

Any info on what it fits would be appreciated. Thanks.

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Rich

11-09-2001 12:26:00




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 Re: John Deere #82 Snow Plow in reply to Paul, 11-06-2001 11:32:22  
I did some research and found the #82 snow plow listed for the new generation tractors, (2010, 3010 & 4010) and available with 7, 8, & 9 foot blades. Also remote cylinder or rockshaft lift.



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Rich

11-07-2001 10:24:19




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 Re: John Deere #82 Snow Plow in reply to Paul, 11-06-2001 11:32:22  
I am not familiar with the #82 but I have an JD Model ABG90 which is 90" wide and was made to fit on the As, Bs and Gs. It too is raised by the cables going to the rockshaft. I have it on a late model B with cast wheels, fluid and chains and it will sure move a lot of snow. I have heard they were popular in the late 40s and early 50s but they seem scarce here in Wisconsin.



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DP

11-06-2001 21:41:36




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 Re: John Deere #82 Snow Plow in reply to Paul, 11-06-2001 11:32:22  
Hi Paul, Always wanted one of them blades. I've been considering trying my hand at building one. Will probably make it a hydraulic lift though.



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