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Re: intl. for blowing snow?
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Posted by Gene on November 19, 2004 at 22:42:56 from (208.144.172.137):
In Reply to: intl. for blowing snow? posted by Gary r. voigt on November 19, 2004 at 21:39:44:
1) This is the Farmall web site.
2) Our old Oliver 77 had two speeds in reverse, but that was a manual transmission. My dad has (another) a running, decent metal, gas, 77 sitting in the shop. He wants $1200- for it - to give you an idea of price - central Iowa.
3) Post a question on the Allis web site. I'd bet one of those guys can tell you how to slow down the reverse speed.
4) How about putting smaller diameter tires on the rear?
5) The WD45 is some where around 40 - 45 HP. If 40 - 45 HP won't handle you snow blower you will definitely need a larger tractor.
6) This should be a good topic for discussion.
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