I use to run a 1896 caseIh with a 12ft blade in snow. We plowed some big shopping malls. It would run circles around two 4x4 trucks.I built the frame to go back to the drawbar and push from there. Never had a problem with the tractor. You shouldn't need chains for what your plowing unless you off road and get into some banks. The 4 wheel drive works just fine unless your on pure ice,but even it will get you around OK The blade was built in a local welding shop when I got it. Make sure it has a crossover valve. It should have a trip system of some sort. The first time I used mine I hit a manhole cover and peeled it right out of the pavement. We installed a trip edge on the bottom for safety sake and to prevent front head injuries.
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