We are on the line of 0-2 or 6-12 inches of snow, so will see what happens tomorrow. I got all the fluids and filters changed on the 6610, it is washed and chains on. I will go out tomorrow while it snows and put the heat houser on. The McCormick is washed and in also, it has glow plugs but really does not like cold starts, so better to keep it in. The one thing I did not get done was cut up and split a cherry log that is down by my shop.
- Thread starter David G
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Dieseltech
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- Location
- Akron, Indiana
I'm ready too...
Dieseltech
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- Location
- Akron, Indiana
Not quite, PTO drive will shear a pin first. Sure is much more fun to play with than the three point rear mount ever was.
rusty6
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- Location
- East central Sask.
Not ready here. I don't have the blade on the 2090 and still straight #30 oil in the engine. The 730 has the push bar on all the time but the blade is not. Plus I won't be able to start it if it gets very cold. The 2130 JD is mostly ready but not connected to the snowblower. And the 2090 Case is blocking the way to get the JD out. The only tractor really ready for winter is the old Super 90 Massey that runs every few days to put a hay bale out for the cattle. No snow removal equipment on it though. All I can do is pull a couple of tractor tires behind it to pack a trail. I guess I'll get by with the winter tires on the Blazer in 4x4 if snow gets serious here.
Case Nutty 1660
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Like dsl tech said Not that one BUT this one will indeed do it,, seen these demo'ed by throwing concrete blocks and tire chains in them, Spendy units but the best made I have ever seen
FAIR MFG snow blower demo link
FAIR MFG snow blower demo link
Dieseltech
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- Location
- Akron, Indiana
Wonder if that machine was sold at a slight discount? LOL
RogerinIowa
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If you guys had email open i could send pictures of mine that i installed in about 20 minutes.
RogerinIowa
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Forgot to open mine.
Roger in Iowa
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Hinson Weather Brake mounted on a late 3020. Roger
Ken Christopherson
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I'm ready... Just thawed out the rear end on the M after it froze up on me and changed out all 13 gallons of 80w90. Spendy, but it is ready to go now! Also was given a 1971 Wards snowblower and got it running the last couple weeks (had no spark, shifting was all gummed up). Needs a new drive belt yet, but should work well for our driveway and clearing paths for the dogs. Even thought about putting a small tractor muffler on it (off a Cub or something)... Just to help it fit in the fleet! I ENJOY plowing with the M. What a fun time! LET IT SNOW!
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