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TT

Brilliant! B) Sometimes function is much more important than form!

I plowed snow one entire winter with two (stacked) 2" X 8" X 40" planks bolted across the front of a tractor. :party:

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pumper.atv

hey it saves money compared to buyin a blade (can't complain for less than $1.00 stuck in it) B)

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C-Series14

My first time plowing was about the same as TT's. A C-160 8-Speed with a 2x6 that I fabbed into the front tach-a-matic and a rope up over the hood to raise it! It worked great! If I knew then what I know now.....

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Sparky

Brilliant! B) Sometimes function is much more important than form!

I plowed snow one entire winter with two (stacked) 2" X 8" X 40" planks bolted across the front of a tractor. :party:

And you aint got a picture?? Come on, you must have at least one?

You too Mike. No wooden snow plow pics?

Mike........

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C-Series14

Brilliant! B) Sometimes function is much more important than form!

I plowed snow one entire winter with two (stacked) 2" X 8" X 40" planks bolted across the front of a tractor. :party:

And you aint got a picture?? Come on, you must have at least one?

You too Mike. No wooden snow plow pics?

Mike........

Have to look for those! I don't know but I think someone did take pics of me plowing...

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C-Series14

Brilliant! B) Sometimes function is much more important than form!

I plowed snow one entire winter with two (stacked) 2" X 8" X 40" planks bolted across the front of a tractor. :clap:

And you aint got a picture?? Come on, you must have at least one?

You too Mike. No wooden snow plow pics?

Mike........

You ask for it!!! It looks like I did angle it so I did have some intelligence!!! :party:

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hotrodmerc

If it gets the job done that's what really counts. B)

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linen beige

Looks 'bout half way like it would barrel right on through some snow! B)

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jusjeepn

I was just wondering if the cutting edge is reversible? :party:B) Seriously... A buck? You my friend are pure genius.

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pumper.atv

actually the edge was a milled piece that was intended to be a swoard when my uncle was in school but it was laying around so i used it B) but i don't think that i can reverse it and ya i needed $1.00 worth of bolts

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kpinnc

You my friend are pure genius.

100% agreed! B) :party:

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catman81056

Home made snow plow.

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Brrly1

Catman, that is also a good looking blade, probably cost a bit more. I am sure that will get the job done. I wanna bet that you have used it quite a bit over there in that area because I know that Iowa has had at least 60" + this year. So my money says you have been busy. Have a Great Day See Ya, Bye Burly

B)

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linen beige

Home made snow plow.

Fantabulous! B)

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rickv1957

Catman,nice plow you have made! B) Rick

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catman81056

Pumper thats using the old noodle for a simple fix.

I bet it does just fine. B)

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pumper.atv

B) it does work quite good (well good enough till i can find my a little bigger unit and mount a snowblower)

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