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I plowed my drive and 5 neighbors today,this is my snowplow tractor
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Well from what little of it that I can see I would say it is a WD or maybe a WD45 right????? As far as looks I learned years ago that it is better to have one that is ugly and runs good then it is to have one that looks good and run like crap
 
Its a WD but with oversized pistons in it.So far after useing it for 5 years I havent had to use my tire chains. I have planned on painting it but got to many green ones to do first. I tryed putting the SMV sign in the center but its just to much in the way. Most Wds around here have them mounted on the fender like mine,I like it high enough to be seen clearly
 
Where does it say that the SMV has to be mounted in the centre? I seem to remember New Holland having them on the left hand side on the T4000, T5000, T6000, and T7000. The T8000/TG may have it in the middle below the rear window(as a sticker) Kubota has the same thing. Maybe in a perfect world they would be on the middle.
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Plenty of them are mounted off center. We have them mounted on the left fender on 3 out of 4 of our tractors, and several implements have the SMV on the left on the factory bracket.

As long as you have one, the cops can't really say boo. It's when you don't have one and get in an accident that they can hang you for it.

Donovan from Wisconsin
 
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