LouNY
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- Joined
- Jul 4, 2015
- Messages
- 12,351
- Location
- Greenwich, NY
- Tractor
- Branson 8050, IH 574, Oliver 1550 Diesel Utility (traded in on Branson) NH 8160. Kioti CK2620SECH
Nice blade :thumbsup:
860 with 4wd is a very rare Sherman Napco conversion. Very few of them in existance. I also have a Ford 841 with the Elenco 4wd conversion that is a major project. Here are the two old 4wd tractors side by side.View attachment 579993
Sharp eyes on spotting the Shelby clone behind the Kubota. Here is a better view.View attachment 579994
Neat rig. Please post pics or a video of that beast in action when you get a good pile of snow. I would think chains are a must with those tires.
Here is a short video of the clean up of the little 5in storm we had the day before turkey day.
Here is a short video of the clean up of the little 5in storm we had the day before turkey day. I have to say my dad likes the Dick Cepek tires much better on the snow that the ag bar tires. The machine slides around much less even without chains. The real test will be tomorrow with the 12-14 we are suppose to get.
Antonio Carraro Trx 8400 blowing snow - YouTube
Nice set up.New Front Chains plus I bought another set. I snapped up the latest chains n Amazon. A warehouse special deal.
I Just put a cheap set of Chinese knock offs on the tractor. They should last 3-4 good storms.
The new chains are supposedly manganese alloy steel. We will see if they stand up better.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0091RCIR6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Another year, another few pounds of weld metal in the old plow.
These look mean and expensive!
Aquiline Tire Chains
Update 11-20-18:
We got + 6" of snow as we are at 1,000 ft. Elev.
My sweetie has the week off, so she did 2 hours of plowing. I came home from work and plowed for another 2-1/2 hours.
It is going to get cold and the wet snow would to to ice chunk, so I cleaned up well.
I plow too much area.
Area between house and equipment building is 85' x 200' =17,000 ft^2 (Miserable without a snow pusher or Blower.)
Along side house and garage is 40' x 150' =6000 ft^2. ft^2 (A snow pusher would be good for part of this, plow for remainder.)
Back of house and kennel area is 2000 ft^2 (Good plow work)
Area by lean-to is about 1,500 ft^2 (Good snow pusher work)
Road around barn & up to Manure Pile is 300' X 12' = 3,600 ft^2 (Good plow work)
Turn around area at Barn is about 1,600 ft^2 (A snow pusher would be good for part of this, plow for remainder.)
driveway is 1200' x 12' =24,000 ft^2 (Fairly easy plowing with the old Fisher, Good plow work)
Total of 55,700 ft^2, more than an acre!
I wish I had a snow pusher, better yet two good size cabbed tractors one with snow pusher on front, blower on rear.
Then I wish my L39 would grow into an M59 with cab & a 9' V plow.