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Stan50

I found this snow plow on not -a local - marketplace, extremely rare in EU; Will that fit my 312-8? I suppose that is 42" plow,long frame?  I have plow bracket on my transmission. Looks like there is all what is needed.

 

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pfrederi

Looks Good!!

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ri702bill

Yes, it will fit. And it looks complete, but without the optional bent metal skids. But by using the Dial-a-Height adjuatment, they are nice to have, but not absolutely required.

How is the cutting edge? It is symmetrical and can be flipped over  - if that has not already been done.

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sqrlgtr

I cant tell in pic but appears the push/pull rod is missing that changes the blade angle. No biggie very easy to fab one up with a couple Heim joints and round stock, all thread would work but not very stout. Very handy piece of equipment and one of my favorite seat times, pushing snow.

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sqrlgtr

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here is a pic of one I made a while back for one.

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Ed Kennell

Yes, it will make a useful addition for your 312-8.   You may have to modify the blade angle lever to clear the foot rest.  The lever can be bent, the offset turned around, and spacers added to clear the foot rest.      I also like the lever that pulls the locking pin in the front so my fingers are squeezing the lever.    If you intend to use the blade for grading , a solid lift link can be used to apply down force for scraping.

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pfrederi

Manual for it

 

Click fuzzy picture

 

 

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gwest_ca

If you end up getting this am interested in knowing what is on the ID tag.

The 9095 build date is not correct. It should be 0095. The end of a calendar year often messed with their Julian build dates.

The model number is readable 06-42BC01 - a 1980 model

The serial looks like 1116x

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Stan50

Thanks guys! I will try get that plow then. Just ad pop up today and I was not sure about it.

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Stan50
12 minutes ago, gwest_ca said:

If you end up getting this am interested in knowing what is on the ID tag.

The 9095 build date is not correct. It should be 0095. The end of a calendar year often messed with their Julian build dates.

The model number is readable 06-42BC01 - a 1980 model

The serial looks like 1116x

Ok, I hope that I get this, I'm waiting for answer from the seller

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Brockport Bill

do you have the rear axle bracket to attach the plow FRAME to underneath the rear axle?

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Stan50

Yes,I do

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peter lena

@Stan50  https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-2-5-in-Silver-Hitch-Pin-Clip/3012926?user=shopping&feed=yes-_-0?  on the rear axel frame mount hook up , swing lever , bracket there is a small  side hole , get a couple of these hitch pin clips , push them thru  to the end big hole ?  they will not  get lost or fall out , lubricate the swing lever . pete 

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Brockport Bill
32 minutes ago, peter lena said:

@Stan50  https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-2-5-in-Silver-Hitch-Pin-Clip/3012926?user=shopping&feed=yes-_-0?  on the rear axel frame mount hook up , swing lever , bracket there is a small  side hole , get a couple of these hitch pin clips , push them thru  to the end big hole ?  they will not  get lost or fall out , lubricate the swing lever . pete 

 

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Stan50

I get this :D . I have only a few pics, plow is paid and waiting for delivery from NL , so maybe in 2-3 weeks I will have it at my place.

 

On 7/10/2026 at 7:10 PM, gwest_ca said:

If you end up getting this am interested in knowing what is on the ID tag.

The 9095 build date is not correct. It should be 0095. The end of a calendar year often messed with their Julian build dates.

The model number is readable 06-42BC01 - a 1980 model

The serial looks like 1116x

 

Serial # 11164

 

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On 7/10/2026 at 6:26 PM, sqrlgtr said:

I cant tell in pic but appears the push/pull rod is missing that changes the blade angle. No biggie very easy to fab one up with a couple Heim joints and round stock, all thread would work but not very stout. Very handy piece of equipment and one of my favorite seat times, pushing snow.

 

@sqrlgtr I think that all pieces are there:confusion-scratchheadblue:

 

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On 7/10/2026 at 6:13 PM, ri702bill said:

 

How is the cutting edge? It is symmetrical and can be flipped over  - if that has not already been done.

 

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Ed Kennell

Excellent  condition..

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ri702bill
42 minutes ago, Ed Kennell said:

Excellent  condition..

And the moldboard is neither bowed nor bent... not too ofter you find a straight one...

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gwest_ca

Thank you for the data plate verification

Often wondered if the Julian build date 9095 was for Belgium production but in 1978 their serials were up to 16xxx and theirs were consecutive from year to year. This proves it to be South Bend produced. 9095 clearly a mistake with a serial that high. Some were produced 9095 but with lower serial numbers.

 

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