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Plowing snow

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ajhbike
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Plowing snow

Postby ajhbike » Tue Mar 05, 2019 10:14 am

I watched a DeHaven Farm video about putting a truck snow plow on the 3 point hitch and set right out to do it myself using their video as a guide. I bought a 6.5 ft plow for $100, bolted (rather than weld) the plow frame onto a TSC draw bar, used my quick hitch as the pivot frame and done. I gotta say that this plow is so much more capable than my grader blade. It was awesome for the super heavy end of driveway mound and cleaned it up in 3 pushes.

Easy to make, effective as heck and fun (first 2 storms are always fun....and then they are not)! More fun than the FEL on the 504. Anything to not shovel or snowblow.
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Indy4570
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Tractors Owned: 49 F cub, donor
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hinomoto diesel 4x4, early to mid 80s 20HP
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Location: Missouri Ozarks

Re: Plowing snow

Postby Indy4570 » Tue Mar 05, 2019 11:22 am

i took a 3pt hitch back blade, turned the blade around, chained it in the bucket of my FEL and plowed snow that way one year in NE Indiana.
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ajhbike
5+ Years
5+ Years
Posts: 1623
Joined: Thu Mar 09, 2017 4:06 pm
Zip Code: 06405
Tractors Owned: 1957 Cub
1951 Super C
1966 IH 504 Hi-Clear
1968 JD 3020
1949 JD B
1949 Ford 8N
1955 Ferguson TO-35
Location: Branford, CT

Re: Plowing snow

Postby ajhbike » Tue Mar 05, 2019 1:25 pm

You would have to virtually chain the blade to both sides of the bucket while the bracketing would sit on the floor of the bucket, right? That sure sounds like it would work well.
I have a JD cylinder...for a model 8 mower....and I am thinking of hooking it up to change blade position off of the remotes on the back. Should work, right?

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Indy4570
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Posts: 961
Joined: Tue Nov 28, 2017 2:12 am
Zip Code: 65608
Tractors Owned: 49 F cub, donor
50 Farmall Cub bugeyes(dead)
55 Farmall Cub Clementine
55 International loboy
62 140 Industrial The Beast
50s Allis Chalmers B
50 Ferguson TO20 Huppster
49 Ferguson TE20 Fergie
JD 790 4x4 w/backhoe
hinomoto diesel 4x4, early to mid 80s 20HP
73 Pasquali 4x4 diesel 33HP
74 Toro golf course tractor
Gilson 18HP
Circle of Safety: Y
Location: Missouri Ozarks

Re: Plowing snow

Postby Indy4570 » Tue Mar 05, 2019 1:52 pm

the bucket no long needs to touch the ground, only the blade, I used chains and binders, worked well. I still had room to angle the blade
Circle of Safety
better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it...( YES this includes CUBS! )

ajhbike
5+ Years
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Posts: 1623
Joined: Thu Mar 09, 2017 4:06 pm
Zip Code: 06405
Tractors Owned: 1957 Cub
1951 Super C
1966 IH 504 Hi-Clear
1968 JD 3020
1949 JD B
1949 Ford 8N
1955 Ferguson TO-35
Location: Branford, CT

Re: Plowing snow

Postby ajhbike » Tue Mar 05, 2019 1:53 pm

Cool....I have an FEL and an extra grading blade now so I might give that a try.


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