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Re: M Snow Plow
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Posted by Ibby on March 03, 2005 at 02:43:17 from (63.146.104.143):
In Reply to: M Snow Plow posted by TedD on March 02, 2005 at 05:08:06:
I had a front mounted blade on my narrow front Oliver 66. Didn't really affect the steering much at all, but the front end would be hard to hold in a line while angling the blade. I ended up leaving it straight and plowing the driveway sideways in short pushes. Worked great to keep the banks back, too. The Oliver had a mechanical cultivator lift that worked good on the plow, but for your situation, I'd say the best bet is one of those electric/hydraulic units if your tractor is 12 volt. I used one for years on that Oliver and it workked great for the 3 pt hitch that I fabricated. You can get snowplow setups that even angle the blade thru that unit.
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