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Here is something I found quickly. Take this idea and modify to keep the lower shelf and then add a bar to hang the weights on. Along with the shelf bolted to your hitch flange and bolt to the sides. You would be set.


Chris
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cschulz said:
Here is something I found quickly. Take this idea and modify to keep the lower shelf and then add a bar to hang the weights on. Along with the shelf bolted to your hitch flange and bolt to the sides. You would be set.

Chris

Here is a photo of the weights, they are fairly large, about 18" tall so I have to make sure they will be mounted high enough as to not drag the ground.
Thanks for the suggestion & photos, now all I have to do is find someone with a welder.

John
 

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   / Pictures of your snow weapons #1,263  
Here is a photo of the weights, they are fairly large, about 18" tall so I have to make sure they will be mounted high enough as to not drag the ground.
Thanks for the suggestion & photos, now all I have to do is find someone with a welder.

John

Sounds like the perfect excuse to become "someone with a welder". Christmas is just around the corner.
 
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cshultz, looks great it should really help.
 
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ttstraw said:
All ready to go minus the chains.....<img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=290773"/>

DUDE! How much weight do you HAVE on that beeotch!? Will you even need chains? AND you have 4WD, you will be unstoppable!
 
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Now that you all make me look bad! Guess I better find time to take the FEL off my Deere and put on the snow plow! Had to use the FEL with last weeks snow.
 
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There are 34 pavers in the box at ~17.5lbs each, so right at 600ish lbs plus loaded rears. Last year with the weight in the box I only needed the front chains but it was a very light winter snow wise here.
 
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The more weight the better!!!!! Plain and simple.


Chris
 
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