Yet another snow removal question - experiences needed

[NorthernMainer]

Remember that New England is full of old Fisher plows and they usually run from $200-$500 for plow and a frame. We make the adaptors to hook up Fisher plows to JD FEL . I have posted a picture to see one in action!

Just hook up two hoses to your distibution block and your plowing in 5 mins! Take it off and move snow with your bucket again 5 mins, slickest setup on the market today .

 

[tomd999]

Northern Mainer,

When you say "We make", do you mean you have a business selling the frames to mount to the loader or that you made them for your tractor?

Tom

 

[NorthernMainer]

Yea we fabricate the adaptors for Fisher Plows to JD tractors . These are first class set up that mates the two togeather . You still need two hoses approx 13 ft long to run the lower cly on the plow frame. Total time to hook up is about 3 mins! Then if you need the bucket back on its about 5 mins and you can be using the bucket . Slickest setup going. Hooks up the best plow to the best tractors. If you want to see one plowing 2 ft of snow go to youtube and type in JD with Fisher Plow and you can see one working!

 

[NorthernMainer]

Yea we fabricate the adaptors for Fisher Plows to JD tractors . These are first class set up that mates the two togeather . You still need two hoses approx 13 ft long to run the lower cly on the plow frame. Total time to hook up is about 3 mins! Then if you need the bucket back on its about 5 mins and you can be using the bucket . Slickest setup going. Hooks up the best plow to the best tractors. If you want to see one plowing 2 ft of snow go to youtube and type in "JD with Fisher Plow" and you can see one working!

 

[kennyd]

Yea we fabricate the adaptors for Fisher Plows to JD tractors . These are first class set up that mates the two togeather . You still need two hoses approx 13 ft long to run the lower cly on the plow frame. Total time to hook up is about 3 mins! Then if you need the bucket back on its about 5 mins and you can be using the bucket . Slickest setup going. Hooks up the best plow to the best tractors. If you want to see one plowing 2 ft of snow go to youtube and type in "JD with Fisher Plow" and you can see one working!

Your post's are starting to sound like commercials! Are you a paid advertiser here?

 

[NorthernMainer]

Well Kenny I am not anything but a good guy trying to help but have obviously struck out with you, so sorry if we sound like a dealer or have upset you in some way....................

 

[Nuru]

Yourkie,

The Frontier blade (front) for the 3000 series machines is really simple to attach and detach. I can do it in about five minutes including positioning the blade. The only problem is the blade weighes a ton and is hard to store when not in use. (It takes up a lot of garage space--which I do not have). I have found the Frontier blade to be a nice option for the tractor, but it will occasionally cause the front of the tractor to slide sideways when the blade is angled and with downpressure. I have, at times, found it difficult to modulate the downpressure on the blade for this reason. I hate to beat the "dead horse" but strictly for snowplowing, I would take a UTV and front plow combo over any tractor.

John M

Yep same here. I got mine sitting on 2 of those cheap Home Depot furniture carts and that seems to work fine. It allows me to move it around without any difficulty as the carts have wheels.