I am looking to place a front grader blade on my tc18 to push snow with, but have been unable to find the implement. Is there one that is available for this tractor. I do have a front loader that can be removed very easily to put the blade on. Thank you
Is there a front grader blade for tc18 new holland
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Solo
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Yes, New Holland does make a front blade the TC18.
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AndyM
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I know this is a silly question, but why don't you use the loader to move the snow? If you get a REALLY big snow, you can move it into piles out of the way. I don't have a loader, and after a while, I run out of places to push the snow with the blade.
My driveway is very long and up a long hill. It would take forever to scoop it and put it over the side. The driveway is probably 1/8th mile long so it would take considerable short moves to move it that way. Also, it is a large hill and to scoop it over the sides would creat an angle with the tractor that might be too much for a safety factor. Thanks for the reply.
CTyler
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Re: Is there a front grader blade for tc18 new hol
What about using a rear blade to move snow around? Then you can use your loader to move snow as well.
What about using a rear blade to move snow around? Then you can use your loader to move snow as well.
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Mark,
You might want to consider what I am doing. I found a used Meyer plow blade for a pickup with hydraulic cylinders and trip springs. I then weld on a quick tach back plate and I now have a blade for about $250 bucks. Much cheaper than buying one new.
Lar
You might want to consider what I am doing. I found a used Meyer plow blade for a pickup with hydraulic cylinders and trip springs. I then weld on a quick tach back plate and I now have a blade for about $250 bucks. Much cheaper than buying one new.
Lar
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Keep the loader bucket down and when it fills up with snow it acts as its own blade. Then if you want to push it off to the side you can and start filling another bucket. I clear our half mile driveway to our pens this way with no problems. However, we did get a new tractor loader setup to try. It is a Ford 1920 with loader and curtis hydraulic snow blade to hook to the loader frame. We will try this setup and see how it works but the TN is here and ready if the need be. The 1920 has a cab on it so it is a little better suited for snow then the TN.
