JD 4100 Snow Plow Deere Model Number?
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There isn't one. Model Number I mean. I'm looking in an old Buyers Guide and they only refer to it as a 54" blade. Other blades like for a 790 have a model number. Strange!
They list five tractors for that blade, but don't say if they are all identical or need to be ordered for a particular model.
They list five tractors for that blade, but don't say if they are all identical or need to be ordered for a particular model.
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Look down below these posts and go to the "Snow Attachments" thread listed there.
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/snow-removal/88682-jd-4100-snow-plow-loader.html
I have a 7' Western plow on my 4300, but think a shorter plow for your 4100 would be good..
JD seems to just have the 54" blades for the compact utility tractors but that would be too short IMO.
60" - 72" would be a better fit to cover most snow depths.
If deeper, or wetter, snow, then taking them on with less bite may be needed.
I prefer attachment direct to the tractor, not added on to the FEL. But certainly people are happy with both setups.
Look down below these posts and go to the "Snow Attachments" thread listed there.
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/snow-removal/88682-jd-4100-snow-plow-loader.html
I have a 7' Western plow on my 4300, but think a shorter plow for your 4100 would be good..
JD seems to just have the 54" blades for the compact utility tractors but that would be too short IMO.
60" - 72" would be a better fit to cover most snow depths.
If deeper, or wetter, snow, then taking them on with less bite may be needed.
I prefer attachment direct to the tractor, not added on to the FEL. But certainly people are happy with both setups.
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The model is "54 Blade", but you'll also need the tractor side hitch. Look at this link for the part numbers:
Used John Deere 47" & 54" Snow Blower Buying Guide
Used John Deere 47" & 54" Snow Blower Buying Guide