Re: M Snow Plow

Posted by Bob M on March 02, 2005 at 06:44:24 from (151.190.254.108):

In Reply to: M Snow Plow posted by TedD on March 02, 2005 at 05:08:06:

I�ve got a 7� pickup snow blade currently mounted on a narrow front Minnie Mo U. In close quarters on dry pavement, steering with the blade raised is definitely more difficult. However when under way and when maneuvering in the snow � especially with the blade dropped � it steers nice and easy.

I have operated snowblades with Farmall Liftall (belly pump) hydraulics. If you are patient, the Liftall hydraulics work fine. The limitation of course you can�t raise the blade when the clutch is depressed.

Presuming you have a P/U blade that has angle set by a pair one-way cylinders, you can control both blade lift and angle from the Liftall. You will however need to add two 3-position, 4-way valves (one for lift/drop, the other for angle control), then lock the Liftall lever in the �lift� position to feed pressure to the 4 ways for it to work. And again the lift and angle controls will stop working whenever you stomp on the clutch. Plumbing however is relatively straightforward.

Hope this helps - I know first hand what you mean about the "back blade stiff neck"!

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