Jeepnford
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Actually Meyers does make them now. I recieved a flyer from one of their distributors and they have plow setups for compact tractors.
Meyer Plow for my tractor
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Actually Meyers does make them now. I recieved a flyer from one of their distributors and they have plow setups for compact tractors.
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Got a link or any other info?
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Go to Welcome to Meyer Worldwide and they show them there. The info is not real clear and you have to search them out. I found them by searching the ST series plows like I have.
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Sorry about that. Tried to go off memory and you know how that goes. Here is the right one. Meyer Products: Snow Plows, Spreaders and High Performance Snow and Ice Management Equipment They now have plows purpose built for the AG and industrial equipment.
The other site I though you could use also.
Capt name dropper!
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The other site I though you could use also.
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Sorry about that. Tried to go off memory and you know how that goes. Here is the right one. Meyer Products: Snow Plows, Spreaders and High Performance Snow and Ice Management Equipment They now have plows purpose built for the AG and industrial equipment.
The other site I though you could use also.
Chris
I figured you have dinner wear & dishes in your list of favorites. I'll show my wife your website. LOL
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I love it.
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Chris - About to take on the same fix-up-an-old-plow-to-attach-to-my-FEL project and went to TractorByNet for guidence. I think your forum gives me everything I need - especially inspiration. Wow - Your plow looks great! It's been a few years... Are you still happy with the set up? One concern I have: I have valves on my FEL which I use to operate a grapple (via a switch on my joystick). They're 3/8" valves (hoses and couplers) and my Meyer plow has a 1/4" setup. Provided I find the right coupler adaptor (3/8" to 1/4"), in the world of hydrolics, is it ok to go from a larger hose into a smaller hose, and when reversing the flow, a smaller hose back into a larger hose? If not, I'll have to buy bigger cyliners that would be set up for a 3/8" hose. THANKS!
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You should be just fine doing that. Would sacrifice some flow volume, but that won't harm performance.
You should be just fine doing that. Would sacrifice some flow volume, but that won't harm performance.
Thanks for the response. Any advice on how best to attach a 1/4" hose to a 3/8" coupler? I went to my local tractor supply and they didn't have a 3/8" hose to which I could attach a 1/4" couple at one end and a 3/8" at the other. And then another with the reverse setup. Seems simple enough, but hard to find...
