Loader plow hydraulics locks up

[WilliamBos]

Some pictures of my frame parked in garage out of the way. 4 bolts connect it to the tractor frame just under the Cab. It uses all the hydraulic connections that the bucket uses. I had chains on my front tires of my 1532 and they worked great, so I ordered a set of ice cleats for the mf1635 front tires. THe cleats really make a big difference when plowing especially when using the angle. I only has a box scraper on the back for weight to keep some weight on the front tires. I just purchased a tire grover to grove the rear tires as well.

Thank you so much!! Could you do me another huge favour?? Could you please measure the plow frame, LxWxH? Any idea what guage the steel is?? How much clearence is between the frame, and the belly of the tractor, all the way along, from mount to mount??

I like that idea, and will most likely copy it, since being center mounted, there will be no issues with axle articulation.

 

[Dakota_male]

I'll get some measurements for you and post them when things quiet down over the holidays . Remember originally this plow and frame came off a New Holland 65 hp tractor and I adopted the mounting for the main frame mount just below the bumper and slightly modified the rear attachment as you noticed.
Making this frame should easy, keep looking around for some 6" channel iron or wider in your spare time.

 

[WilliamBos]

I'll get some measurements for you and post them when things quiet down over the holidays . Remember originally this plow and frame came off a New Holland 65 hp tractor and I adopted the mounting for the main frame mount just below the bumper and slightly modified the rear attachment as you noticed.
Making this frame should easy, keep looking around for some 6" channel iron or wider in your spare time.

That is exactly what I was thinking, just copy yours. Won't be starting it until spring, or early summer, as the garage is not heated, and the tractor wont fit inside it either.

I bought the loader rear braces, and the cross tie, to tie it all together. They only cost $174 taxes included from the dealer. Cheap insurance. The plow frame will come off in the spring, but the crosstie and braces will stay on. It makes a nice skidplate for the hydraulic line that runs under the belly.


How does the 1635 handle the 7' blade?? No larger than that, eh??
Thanks a ton.