200CX and Attachments

[hppyfngy]

Hey, this 200CX has this "quick-change" system, right? Well, what other attachments will work with it besides a bucket? Is there a front blade?

Sorry for the dumb question, but the Deere site is vague about this...

 

[kennyd]

Deere does make a blade, but only recomends it for the 300 series loaders. That also have forks, different buckets, bale spears, ect for the loader. You can also make your own stuff because the hooks and pins are available as parts from deere for about $40.00.

 

[hppyfngy]

From what I have seen, they only recommend the 48" bucket for the 2210, and I have no need for the forks or bale spear, at least not now.

I guess I can try to modify the 54" blade to fit the quick-change. I'm just interested in occasional snow removal, but it's a long driveway and private road and I don't want to do it in reverse.

If anyone has done this or seen a thread about it, please let me know...

 

[kennyd]

If anyone has done this or seen a thread about it, please let me know...

This very topic is discussed at length here on TBN, especially this time of year

I made a FEL mounted plow out of a Meyers Poly snowplow. You can view the post here:
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/49283-fel-snowplow.html

Many other here have done the same, Search for "FEL blade", "FEL plow" and "FEL snowplow" for LOTS of reading on this very thing.

 

[hppyfngy]

This very topic is discussed at length here on TBN, especially this time of year

I made a FEL mounted plow out of a Meyers Poly snowplow. You can view the post here:
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/49283-fel-snowplow.html

Many other here have done the same, Search for "FEL blade", "FEL plow" and "FEL snowplow" for LOTS of reading on this very thing.

Kenny,
That's some **** nice work. I wish I had that kind of time on my hands, not to mention the skills. I guess it's time to get good with that torch, (that's mostly collecting dust right now.)

So, how did it work out, or did you ever get enough snow to bother with it?

 

[orlo]

Deere does make a blade, but only recomends it for the 300 series loaders. That also have forks, different buckets, bale spears, ect for the loader. You can also make your own stuff because the hooks and pins are available as parts from deere for about $40.00.

Kenny: Do you happen to have those part #'s from JD for the PIN's and hooks?

Thanks,

 

[Dutch445]

Sno-Way International - Skid Steer 18SKD Snow Plows
these blades are pretty light, with the 72" coming in at 406 lbs..
polycarbonate blade, and even poly cutting edge. they are available
with mounts for SS, and most common tractor loaders.
you could use your curl function of your dscv for the angling

 

[Willl]

Do you happen to have those part #'s from JD for the PIN's and hooks?

Hooks; W43359
Pins; W47211

I'm on my second set of hooks/pins. It's my 'starting' point for my fabs.

 

[kennyd]

So, how did it work out, or did you ever get enough snow to bother with it?

Last year we got some good snow to use it on, and it worked real well.
Thanks for the compliments.

 

[kennyd]

Hooks; W43359
Pins; W47211

I'm on my second set of hooks/pins. It's my 'starting' point for my fabs.

Thanks Will, your faster on the draw than me