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Plowing Snow

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Dan J 13655

12-23-2007 04:06:04




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OK, I went thru the discussion forum about the Farmalls and how these guys are coping with snow. How about you Massey Ferguson guys -- what do you use? I have a high arc MF-50 I got this fall for about $2500. It runs great, still looks good, but needed rear axel seals. Anyway, I need to prep this tractor for snow plowing my lane -- any suggestions? Right now I'm using my old Farmall H with the loader -- bucket removed and a blade installed. But NO POWER STEERING!

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Dave Sherburne NY

12-23-2007 12:19:54




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 Re: Plowing Snow in reply to Dan J 13655, 12-23-2007 04:06:04  
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My tractor has a homemade plow the plow itself came
off a pickup cost me $10 at an auction. The lift
cylinder is off a jeep snowplow. That plow is on my
Power King. I made a new system to lift the plow on
the MF this year. I tapped into the tractor hydraulics under the left side of the seat and ran a
hose to the lift cylinder. There is 380 lbs of weight on the 11 hole drawbar. The drawbar is chained up wo the weights don't drag when I lower
the plow. I raise the lift lever, the plow comes up
all the way, then the drawbar lifts a couple of inches til it gets to the point it would stop at
if the plow wasn't on the front. Seems to be a lot less strain on things than if you chain the lift
arms down and I gain 380 lbs of ballast.

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CH(upstate,NY)

12-23-2007 05:03:04




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 Re: Plowing Snow in reply to Dan J 13655, 12-23-2007 04:06:04  
I hit the remote start on my GMC, wait 15 minutes and go to a warm cab and plow. The only time I use my 245 is to move the banks when there's no more room to plow.



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Dan J 13655

12-23-2007 05:09:14




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 Re: Plowing Snow in reply to CH(upstate,NY), 12-23-2007 05:03:04  
I feel I should respond to this, but don't really know what to say, except "Thank God for insulated coveralls!" Dan (And Merry Christmas!)



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