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Re: Horsepower for 3 Pt snowblower
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Posted by Wardner on March 17, 2007 at 21:10:49 from (4.154.247.132):
In Reply to: Horsepower for 3 Pt snowblower posted by hoverido on March 17, 2007 at 19:06:38:
Like the others said; two much speed and not enough power. Now, IH had an attachment called the Hydro-Creeper that was engineered for the A. Something similar could be adapted for the H. You would need live hydraulic power from a later SH, 300, 350 or aftermarket. This would feed power to a large hydraulic motor coupled to one of the bull gear pinions. Vehicle speed and direction would be controlled with a hydraulic motoring valve and an adjustable flow divider. The trick to this installation is proper sizing of the hydraulic motor and a provision for easily separating the "creeper". Unless you like engineering challanges, just get a tractor with a hydro transmission.
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