eddiebroadway
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- Dec 7, 2012
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- Location
- STANDISH, ME
- Tractor
- 1988 KUBOTA B6200DT,2006 KUBOTA 34OODT, 2012 MAHINDRA 6010HST
Built another plow with ssqa
- Thread starter Rustyiron
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eddiebroadway
Member
- Joined
- Dec 7, 2012
- Messages
- 30
- Location
- STANDISH, ME
- Tractor
- 1988 KUBOTA B6200DT,2006 KUBOTA 34OODT, 2012 MAHINDRA 6010HST
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Rustyiron
Super Member
Nice Eddie, I'm working on the same thing for my tractor, only frame mount, with the same blade as your's, just not stainless. I'm wondering about not using a bypass valve at all. I've been running a "store bought" SnoWolf on a big heavy skid steer that did not come with a b/p valve for about 8 years now with no trouble.
How about this rain!! If it were only about 20 deg. colder, we'd be pretty busy.:laughing:
Hey, Merry Christmas!
How about this rain!! If it were only about 20 deg. colder, we'd be pretty busy.:laughing:
Hey, Merry Christmas!
busy dad
Bronze Member
I have seen a vent on single acting cylinder plumed to a well vented small oil tank ..It kept the cylinder rust free on a hoist..
varmint
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- Mar 17, 2003
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- Location
- Northern Maryland
- Tractor
- Kubota B8200, then a Kubota L3130 HST, now a Kubota L3400 HST
Nice work! My situation is a bit different, with a HLA 1000 snow blade, but I am thinking I should install a crossover relief valve... without really knowing what I am doing, this one seems appropriate 1/2 NPT 30 GPM 1500-3000 PSI HYD CUSHION VALVE
but I welcome advice!! Still waiting on snow here... the more preparation work I do, the less likely snow is.
but I welcome advice!! Still waiting on snow here... the more preparation work I do, the less likely snow is.
nybirdman
Super Member
I just added a cross over relief valve(from KennyD on this site) to my plow.I had been plowing with this set up for four years without a problem but blew a line on the tractor last time plowing.
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Rustyiron
Super Member
Varmint that is the one I used, and like birdman, I have been plowing for years (with my other plow) without one, never blew a hose on the SS, but I did with it on the tractor. I don't think that it mattered, just must have been that hoses "time".