X700 series AWS front fenders?

[jenkinsph]

They fit fine on my X739 AWS but the steering and axles are totally different than your X734 so mine would use a different kit.

I have thought about adding a front blade to my x749, how do you like yours and are you satisfied with what it can do?

 

[Zebrafive]

I just removed them from the 475 today and I looked at them and I think they will work with a little effort. The right one bolted right on.
The left one the upper mount arm needs to be cut off and the rear mount arm should work. I'll just need to add a brace to keep the fender somewhat in the curved shape of the tire. I'm thinking of having a local welding shop just cut it up for me. I don' t have a welder.

Pictures please!!!

 

[Eric102]

I have thought about adding a front blade to my x749, how do you like yours and are you satisfied with what it can do?

I bought it mainly for snow work but we haven't had enough in the last 2 winters since I bought it to even try it out yet.

I've used it some for back blading dirt and crushed rock and it works well for that since I can apply a lot of down pressure (front wheels in the air) and still steer with rear wheels.

It will move loose material going forward but its hard to level it since the tractor is short and the tires are soft so I end up with choppy a surface, that could be the lack of practice though.

Would I buy it just for dirt work? Probably not since a box blade can pretty much do the same thing and generally do it better.

 

[Deadman]

I'll try to mess with it tomorrow and get a pic.

Any clue WHY the front pto now has a sensor on it?

 

[beenthere]

"sensor" like in what kind?

 

[Deadman]

I added the front PTO kit for the snowblower and such and there was a sensor I had to install on the front PTO shaft that plugged into the tractor harness. I have NO CLUE what the **** its possibly monitoring.
Its mounted nearly tight to the shaft, so its monitoring the shaft speed somehow someway.

 

[beenthere]

Maybe that sensor over-rides the RIO switch, so when the PTO shaft to the snowblower is turning, the PTO doesn't stop when you go in reverse... just a guess

 

[Deadman]

Maybe that sensor over-rides the RIO switch, so when the PTO shaft to the snowblower is turning, the PTO doesn't stop when you go in reverse... just a guess

Hard to know, I already disabled RIO! lol

 

[beenthere]

Disable this one and see what happens.

 

[Deadman]

My buddy plans to modify this mud flap this weekend for me! I'll post pics after!