EX3200 Snow Plow Pic
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Randalkurt
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Moondog08, thanks for the image and research on the Meyer plow. I wonder what the retail price is for the plow and hardware?
VinceSMTA
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That actually looks like the Ex450. It probably is mounted using the bobcat style quick attach.
It does look like the loader has a "CL 4000" mark on it. Thanks for the point out. Hopefully they will respond and let us know if any options are available for the EX3200 pin on type.
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scoutcub
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The 3200 does have a front blade as an option.....but you have to remove the loader and install the hitch. Are you just trying to add a blade in place of the loader?
Yes. I just bought a new EX3200 two weeks ago. I am trying to figure out the best way to plow snow with it. When you say "install the hitch" do you mean the sub frame unit that CCY sells? If so, that complete (with blade and hydraulics) unit goes for about $2700. I'm also looking at replacing the bucket with a blade and leaving on the FEL arms. Any suggestions or experience would help me out greatly.
So far I purchased a Ratchet Rake and a a brush hog. Both have performed beyond my expectations with this machine. What a difference a modern tractor makes, as this new one replaced my old old Kubota L280. So far really happy with it and can hardly wait to plow snow with it.
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Fruitguy
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Saw the picture and thought it was a great idea. I have a sc2400 and thought this would be much faster than a blower and with it being on the loader arms, I would still be able to pile snow if need be. Called the Meyer dealer in my area and total for parts for plow and hydraulic angle was $3,500+. They sell other brands of plows and Meyer is the only one they have that makes something for my tractor.
puckgrinder85
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I plow with my box blade and stack the snow with my normal bucket when i get it where i want. I'm quite suprised with what the box blade and tractor will move. I can surely have snow past my rear axle if its not the extremely wet/heavy stuff and keep on trucking. Then again my area is more spread out, not such as a driveway where windrowing would work idealy. I need to keep the snow contained as much as possible.
