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HELP BUILDING SNOW BLADE

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BOB(PA)

12-25-2001 09:04:46




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was thinking of building snow blade for my superA
1-i need some measurements please
2-the hanger that mounts to bottom of steering box
looks like 2"x 16" x 1/2 ?
3-this part is only 12" wide correct?
4-thanks for any help BOB




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Joe Laleman

12-25-2001 10:44:27




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 Re: HELP BUILDING SNOW BLADE in reply to BOB(PA), 12-25-2001 09:04:46  
I got a homemade snow blade with the Super-M I bought this Fall. It was a very simple and effective design. The blade bolts to the front of the 1701 loader. To hold the bottom of the blade in place, the builder cut six slots in the blade. The loaders baling forks slip through the slots. I didn't know how the builder intended the blade to be held on the forks, so I just added 3/8th inch bolts through the holes on the ends of the forks. It's solid and strong plus the hydraulics of the loader makes it easy to move up and down.
Joe

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scotty

12-25-2001 09:28:14




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 Re: HELP BUILDING SNOW BLADE in reply to BOB(PA), 12-25-2001 09:04:46  
Bob,
I built a snowplow for my 42 A a few months ago
and have drawn up some plans, Send me your address
and I will mail them to you.The blade started as
a 54" cub blade which was lengthened and made
higher. I made a frame that goes between the rear
housing then another frame that attaches to that
and runs forward and attaches to steeringbox. If
you search archives under Farmall A snowplow you
should find some pictures of my plow.
scotty

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