Digging my Massey 1758

   / Digging my Massey 1758 #1  

onceacop

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Location
MN
Tractor
D17 series III, 1758 Massey Ferguson
I am sure happy I went this route. Despite the weight with my loaded tires I like the front axle engaged. I can keep a straighter line moving snow. Can plow in high range and the directional snow blade is like having a plow truck.


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   / Digging my Massey 1758 #2  
Glad it's working out for you. I'm very happy with my 1643. It's pretty close to the perfect tractor for my needs.
 
   / Digging my Massey 1758 #3  
Pretty awesome machine you got there for sure. Looks like a brut going through that snow like hot knife through butter.
 
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Well, you sure look like you'll be nice & toasty in that cab.:laughing: Some of us "tough it out"!

We're still waiting for snow here, however-- been around 35-45 lately. In any case, tractor's ready!:dance1:Blowing 12:17-4.JPG
 
   / Digging my Massey 1758 #5  
How many hours on her now?
 
   / Digging my Massey 1758
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not many under 100
 
   / Digging my Massey 1758 #7  
not many under 100

Wow just a baby still! She looks good tho. I need to hurry up and weld a tilt cylinder on my homemade snow plow, it's just set for manual right now. Luckily we only had the one snow in Nov, and unluckily, the ground wasn't frozen yet so plowing my gravel was a PITA. Feathering the angle would've helped...
 
   / Digging my Massey 1758 #8  
From the video, it sure is getting the job done. We don't get snow worth speaking of here, so I don't have that drama, but I am also completely satisfied with my slightly smaller brother to your 1758.
 
 
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