Archive through November 09, 2006

[digger]

Man! That was some wet heavy crap today!
I finally gave up on the 149 and brought out the 1450 with the blade.

 

[bbowman]

Thanks Charlie!Now another silly question.Anybody know the dimensions of the spacer for the lift bar to 3pt.lift?Bought a used assembly but didn't get any hardware with it.Thanks!

 

[dfrisk]

Game plan for snow removal this winter is Dad's '51 M with His loader. It has the 7 ft wide snow bucket. Son & I bolted on 900# of rear wheel weights a week ago. The chains are in the back of the truck from Labor Day still. The M has power steering....My Super H doesn't. That's the only difference between the two of them..... and about 20 more HP for the M. I bet there isn't 500# difference between the two weight wise. 3 pair of weights on the M but no fluid, two pair of weights on the Super H plus 500# of fluid per rear tire.
Sounds like the Cubbies all get to rest this winter.

 

[jbrubaker]

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lets hope this might work if not im sending the pic to charlie lol

 

[digger]

Jeff B.
That's the problem. You gotta do JPG's or GIF's and not BMP's.

 

[digger]

Bobby B.
3/4" outside, 1/2" inside and 3/8" tall.

 

[jbrubaker]

i sent the email, the format i sent to u i think is jpg. Maybe it will work differently for you. You should get the 2 emails any second but the one has 3 pics. Just try to upload the email that only has 1 pic
jeff

 

[mtoney]

I agree wild bill, if the plow is set up correctly it will dig in and plow good without poping the front end to the right into another furrow, he needs to check his plow alignment and plow share alignment in relation to the rest of the plow frame. I have had Dale Merkle tune my plows and I can plow with just one pair IH weights on my 72, no extra front end weight, I had a cat 0 on my JD330 diesel, same class as a 782d, and had no problem pulling a 12" brinly, never once wanted to jump furrows or have the plow keep popping out of the ground, but then it was tuned in a seperate area the night before the main plow event. Once you know what do to, you can almost set up a plow to a tractor, without actualy plowing, than all you have to do is fine tune. Cheers Mike

 

[tpritchard]

All that snow last month in Buffalo and no one was prepared. But I'm ready now. Got a new companion for my '63 original project too.

Funny thing though, the model 70 is as old as I am but for some reason it looks better than I do.

 

[bbowman]

Thanks Charlie!Now off to the shed I go!