Homemade Tractor - Installing blade power angling
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great plow, you could rent to the city to plow the side streets , if JOE Fontana would let it in his budget lolol ,, A london joke folks
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i'm in the middle building a snow plow for my MTD, wish i can add the cylinders :( Too expensive! Good job!
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Nice
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@benjaminwayneb -Hi i can say great work at ure tracktor, an heads up on the plowe is it missing skid plate on its back so u can set plowe hight so it does not where down the blade.Sry 4my bad Englich im from Sweden.
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@benjaminwayneb That makes sense. That way you don't need to have a priority valve in there. Good idea!
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Thanks; the blade has adjustable skid plates. They are only 2 1/2 X 3 inches square made out of 5/8 thick plate. I have some pictures posted of the tractor and blade on photobucket. Search " homemade 4x4 tractor" to find my album.
benjaminwayneb 3 months ago
That's actually a Snowbear snowplow
maximum1978 3 months ago
@maximum1978 No it's not a Snowbear snowplow, it's homemade.
benjaminwayneb 3 months ago
Are you using the former power steering pump as your source for hydraulic power?
RustyCarnahan 8 months ago
@RustyCarnahan I'm using a belt driven hydraulic pump to operate the blade and a power steering pump for the steering.
benjaminwayneb 8 months ago
Totally awesome, not expecting to see this under "home made tractors". Reminds me of a baby log skidder. Anyways I was wondering if you could give me some more info on the blade you built. That things looks like you bought it from western! I really want one for my tractor, but it would cost $3000 alone to buy that blade setup from western.
Starzandstrps 1 year ago
@Starzandstrps I have some pictures posted on photobucket that show some more blade detail. Just search "homemade tractor" and checkout my album. The blade was made mostly from used steel that I already had or from a scrap yard. The 1/8th. inch sheet steel for the blade was sheared and stamped every 1/2 inch to obtain the curve at a metal supply and machine shop.
benjaminwayneb 1 year ago