What snow plow is this and how do I mount it?

[Bastkerg 14]

Hello everyone. I inherited a wheel horse 704 a few years ago and I just got it running. 

 

With it I got a snow plow / dozer but I cant seem to find the model / manual. Is it even a wheel horse?

 

So my question is: What model is it and how do I mount it?

 

I managed to mount it to the rear axle but then I started to hesitate. I think one of the rods matches the lift bar but I was unsure how to fasten it and what to do with the chain and handle in front of the tractor. 

 

The box contains what I got with the tractor. 

 

See pictures.

 

Best regards, 

 

 

[WVHillbilly520H 10,374]

Definitely not WH, but necessity is the mother of invention, if it works doesn't matter what brand it is.

[midpack 892]

Is it attached in the pics, or just put in place?

[Bastkerg 14]

Only attached at the rear axle so far (pic2)

[stevasaurus 22,869]

It looks like you take the bar on the bottom in the 5th picture.  Put the end with the stub into the right hand hole in picture #3 and bolt the other end to that hole on your blade frame.  You could also use a length of chain instead of that bar.  Once hooked up., pull back on your lift handle...use to star wheel on the dash to adjust the height of the blade.  

[stevasaurus 22,869]

Did what I typed make any sense to you??  

[Bastkerg 14]

I think so. Thank you for your reply. 

 

So the chain and handle in front of the tractor can be ignored?

 

I was just overthinking things. 

 

Do you know why are there two bars?

 

I will try something out tomorrow and get back. 

[Ed Kennell 38,685]

 to the      I noticed there is no trip system on the blade. 

     If the blade strikes a fixed object, be prepared  to to be launched over the steering wheel

[953 nut 55,829]

7 hours ago, Bastkerg said:

I inherited a wheel horse 704 a few years ago and I just got it running.

Nice to see a vintage  stay in the family and be loved and appreciated. The snow blade was probably built by you relative and helps tell the story of your horse.       

[JohnD 145]

You can check the manuals section for plows.  That will show you the typical attachments. 

 

https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/files/category/19-blades-dozer-grader-snow/

 

[Jeff-C175 7,203]

That blade looks home made to me...

 

Ditto about the 'flip springs' .  BE CAREFUL you don't hit an immovable object!