Re: Snow plow problems with Farmall A

Posted by Bill L Md on February 19, 2003 at 17:44:26 from (68.55.41.86):

In Reply to: Snow plow problems with Farmall A posted by Brian Fudge on February 19, 2003 at 11:58:02:

Brian,can't help on your lift system,but I may be able to help on your tires and chains.For snow you want a tall tire not a fat tire,a tall tire should go down through the snow and find road or turf,a fat tire will float on top which is what you want in sand or loose material.As far as chains,any chain when being worked hard is going to either mark the surface that it is running on or brake,you can help this with air pressure, more air less chain and tire contact,less air more chain and tire contact.Also we had alot of snow this past weekend and you were working that tractor pretty hard trying to move 2ft of snow any distance,plus your drive way could be getting older and starting to develope soft spots due tothis cold weather,in other words it may be starting to heave.

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