Drewmon
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XR4140HC 76" Dettson 3pt snowblower and a Diamond 7.5' plow with quick attach plate and rear controls for angle movement. 2.5" pipe attached to the skid shoe mounts on the plow for quick removal.
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XR4140HC 76" Dettson 3pt snowblower and a Diamond 7.5' plow with quick attach plate and rear controls for angle movement. 2.5" pipe attached to the skid shoe mounts on the plow for quick removal.
Rustyiron
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....and a new tractor shed:thumbsup:
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I don't know, but from what I see, it looks like snow can get in between those joist's...
Those support beam's....whats underneath them?
Those support beam's....whats underneath them?
Drewmon
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I don't know, but from what I see, it looks like snow can get in between those joist's...
Those support beam's....whats underneath them?
I just started the building this weekend. There痴 no roof yet, maybe next weekend I can get the roof done. The support beams are 6x6 post with concrete pillars under them. They were exposed, but I brought a bunch of fill in and crushed rock to level off the area. The wood is not touching the ground.
Rustyiron
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Nice set-up and (almost) shed Drewmon:drink:
PILOON
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The secret is not to plow but rather to compact it and make a 'base'.
Other option is to install skids or skis on the plow so as to leave enough to create a base and then to drive and compact it.
Up here (Quebec) it was so cold that our ground is now frozen so no more problems.
Rustyiron
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Creamer
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Would that do much in wet sticky snow? It seems like it might compact it some but probably just make slush out of it.
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That’s the factory snow sport mount which they want over $400 for the angle version.
This is what I have to work with
just the blade. 
That’s kinda the design I was thinking of and have a buddy (journeyman iron worker) build it. That poorly drawn pic will be off the horizontal bar of the push mount. Amazon.com: CURT 4912 Raw Steel Receiver Tubing: Automotive
Amazon.com: CURT 49536 Raw Steel Hitch Bar: Automotive
As far as how to attach it to the FEL, I was gonna use my pallet fork back plate, I also want to add a bale spear to the back plate at the same time.
Building a Bale Spear out of a John Deere Pallet Fork - YouTube
Think it’s doable? Combination plow/bale spear/ pallet forks, I would only have to store the forks or plow/ receiver mount in the off seasons.
Was also gonna have him weld on some D rings to the tractor for anchor points for transportation.
Rustyiron
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They were well before my time Creamer, I suspect they didn't worry about a slushy snow and I'm under the impression that they were a "northern" cold climate item where we get very little natural shush (that's not from salt). :confused3: