My New Snow Plow

LittleD · Jan 20, 2012

Wardner · Jan 20, 2012

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I think this would work better. It's a 1937 French Army tactical vehicle. It's no wonder they capitulated to the Germans. The Krauts flathead opposed twin BMW is still being made by the Chinese who bought the rights from the Soviets.

I knew an old timer who said he once towed his wife's Ford home after it died on the road. This was back in the '40s and the tow bike was an 80" ULH big twin. I might do the same thing but I would prefer attaching the sidecar to my Knucklehead.

Wardner · Jan 20, 2012

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Here's my Knuckle with Farmall badgeing and 460-560-660 colors. Been thinking about fitting a corn-binder to it.

Brad Buchanan · Jan 20, 2012

That's silly. No snow plow could possibly stand up to that much vibration !)

Daryl in PA · Jan 20, 2012

(quoted from post at 11:52:23 01/20/12)

Here's mine

Tom in TN · Jan 20, 2012

Wardner,

Facetious light on.

That bike doesn't really impress me that much, but your luggage carrier is really ingenious.

Facetious light off.

Actually, that's a great looking bike. Congrats.

Tom in TN

KIP in MX · Jan 20, 2012

What? No 400 fasthitch on it? How many hyd outlets in the rear?

Nice bike.

Wardner · Jan 20, 2012

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Kip,

This is about the most utilitarian application I have for the bike. The rig is parked at the ferry landing on Martha's Vinyard. It's alot cheaper to get on/off the Island with a motorcycle plus you don't need a reservation. Bike unloads with the aerial lift. I had a two week job at the lobster hatchery about 15 years ago. I nearly ran over the H-D out on the Interstate when the top stay lost a bolt.

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