PineRidge
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Mark that plow looks good from any angle that you look at it. Nice looking NH!
How Sweeeet it is !!!
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JDgreen227
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Mark,
Wow! I am just a hobby welder and am envious of anyone who can design and construct something like this. Don't let any TBN members give you a hard time about having a JD yellow plow on your Boomer !!
Wow! I am just a hobby welder and am envious of anyone who can design and construct something like this. Don't let any TBN members give you a hard time about having a JD yellow plow on your Boomer !!
JerryG
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And here I was just happy to just finely get a hydraulic cylinder on my rear blade today. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif Looks like you will get some good use out of it. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif Good job.
snowbound
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Since you have the 16LA loader I'll presume you have a Class III Boomer, but what model do you have (your bio doesn't list the tractor)? What width plow do you have? Do you find it is wide enough when you angle the blade? I would also assume that the weight of the plow is not too far out for your loader to lift it easily. )</font>
Well I'm not Mark, but I have a similar setup (TC35D/16LA/ 7' Curtis blade on skid-steer attachments).
7' is wide enough for the TC35D when it is angled.
The 16LA lifts my blade with ease. It's about one-third of the weight the 16LA can lift.
With the snow piling up rapidly here it was nice to be able to shove piles back with the blade raised by the loader arms. I did switch to the bucket to dig out some spots but that was just a fraction of the job.
Well I'm not Mark, but I have a similar setup (TC35D/16LA/ 7' Curtis blade on skid-steer attachments).
7' is wide enough for the TC35D when it is angled.
The 16LA lifts my blade with ease. It's about one-third of the weight the 16LA can lift.
With the snow piling up rapidly here it was nice to be able to shove piles back with the blade raised by the loader arms. I did switch to the bucket to dig out some spots but that was just a fraction of the job.
Junkman
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Mark,
Wow! I am just a hobby welder and am envious of anyone who can design and construct something like this. Don't let any TBN members give you a hard time about having a JD yellow plow on your Boomer !! )</font>
Any experinace plow man can tell you that is a Fischer plow and that is Fischer Yellow..... JD can't hold a candle to the quality of the modern day Fischer plows!!! (just joking).... lets not start WW III over this.... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Wow! I am just a hobby welder and am envious of anyone who can design and construct something like this. Don't let any TBN members give you a hard time about having a JD yellow plow on your Boomer !! )</font>
Any experinace plow man can tell you that is a Fischer plow and that is Fischer Yellow..... JD can't hold a candle to the quality of the modern day Fischer plows!!! (just joking).... lets not start WW III over this.... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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Mark_in_NH
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Mark_in_NH
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MLB
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I've got a 8.5' Western and I got it in the back of my 1 ton dump by myself when I bought it. With great difficulty. So it can't be more than 500lbs or so, plus the mount.
Thomas
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Snowy morning to you Mark. /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif
Nice setup and I can't think of a better storm for you try it.
Plow safe and stay warm.
16.9F..Still snowing. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
Nice setup and I can't think of a better storm for you try it.
Plow safe and stay warm.
16.9F..Still snowing. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
JDgreen227
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Junkman,
I knew it was a Fisher plow as Mark mentioned that. Just could not resist making a joke about the color. I am GREEN with envy because I don't have a plow attachment for my loader.
I knew it was a Fisher plow as Mark mentioned that. Just could not resist making a joke about the color. I am GREEN with envy because I don't have a plow attachment for my loader.