idaho2
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What size tractor are you planning on using with the plow?
Old Plow broke
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The tractor is 45hp
HarryVanderpool
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That looks like a total piece of cake to repair.
Remove the U-bolts and the shaft.
Cut everything away from the broken end except for the shaft.
Buy a piece of 2 x 3/4" cold roll.
Cut to length, drill the hole for the pin, then weld it on.
Eassy peezy.
Remove the U-bolts and the shaft.
Cut everything away from the broken end except for the shaft.
Buy a piece of 2 x 3/4" cold roll.
Cut to length, drill the hole for the pin, then weld it on.
Eassy peezy.
HarryVanderpool
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On second thought, there is no need to remove the shaft.
Just set the plow in your shop and repair it right in place.
Just set the plow in your shop and repair it right in place.
Gary Fowler
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If yo can weld (or get it to a welding shop) it looks to be an easy fix. I think you will have to cut off the flat pieces that broke, fab up a new piece from a piece of 1/2" plate, drill a hole for a new bolt on pin and weld the plate back to the pipe cross member. Shouldn't take more than an hour at a shop to fix.