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Terry M

That snow looks wet and heavy..

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pfrederi

Hydros...the only way to plow!!

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Ed Kennell

I warm up all my Eaton 1100 hydros before using, but these cold 10F temps really exaggerate the differences. 

    My 312H and 417A will lift on start up.  The 520H will not lift for 5-6 minutes.

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ebinmaine
2 hours ago, pfrederi said:

Hydros...the only way to plow!!

Even the anti-hydro queen Trina gave it a shot today.  

She still prefers her smaller lighter 6 speeds with Limited Slip Differential and ease of steering.  

That said, she sees the value in the bug C160 Automatic Beast with its 60" wide blade. 

 

I've been mulling doing a Power Angle on the plow for awhile.  Maybe sooner than later.   

That blade isn't getting any lighter.  :lol:

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SylvanLakeWH
2 hours ago, pfrederi said:

Hydros...the only way to plow!!

 

My C-105 respectfully disagrees... :angry-tappingfoot:

 

:banana-skier:

 

 

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ML3
Just now, SylvanLakeWH said:

 

My C-105 respectfully disagrees... :angry-tappingfoot:

 

:banana-skier:

 

 

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Last year I plowed with my C105. This year I have single stage snowblower on it. Only got to try it 1x so far & it was really wet heavy snow so it struggled. I really need a 2stage & hydro- mostly for lift.  The manual lift for heavy blower is too hard on my bad back.  

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Handy Don
20 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

I've been mulling doing a Power Angle on the plow for awhile.  Maybe sooner than later.   

Is that an Eaton or Sunstrand hydro?

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ebinmaine
3 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

Is that an Eaton or Sunstrand hydro?

Sundstrand. 

 

I believe Eaton came on board about 1980 or so ((??))

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TonyToro Jr.

Got to get my C-145 out with the plow and haul horse poop!! Then took it out after with the lights on for a little ride. I had the plow on my 310-8 but that is out of commission for now and I don’t really use my blower often so I thought I would treat myself with a hydro and hydraulic lift for a plow tractor!

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ebinmaine
44 minutes ago, ML3 said:

He's a good kid. Seems interested when I'm out in garage working on stuff. His mom tells him not to cone over & bother me. Told her he's welcome anytime.....

That's how you go about spreading a positive attitude and general good demeanor.

 

I will refrain from saying anything bad about you for the next 17 to 19 minutes.

 

:lol:

 

 

 

 

Should be fairly easy because I've never actually said anything bad about you.....

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ML3
1 hour ago, ebinmaine said:

That's how you go about spreading a positive attitude and general good demeanor.

 

I will refrain from saying anything bad about you for the next 17 to 19 minutes.

 

:lol:

 

 

 

 

Should be fairly easy because I've never actually said anything bad about you.....

That's only cause you don't know me too well........Lol

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Tonytoro416

That has to be something to see there    Snow being pushed no noise being made 

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Ed Kennell
28 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

All not lost. E-141 finished up the 3 drives

I like belts and suspenders.

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Lee1977
29 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Ugh...

Plowing with the C-105 and all of a sudden the blade starts swinging free...

 

Rear 3/4" cross pin sheared off... 

 

Old blade and obvious PO repair finally gave up to rust / stress...

 

On the hunt for some hardened 3/4" and a couple shaft collars...

 

All not list. E-141 finished up the 3 drives i do quietly and efficiently...! :scared-shocked:

 

 

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You want cold rolled steel 3/4" round.  Hot rolled the 3/4"collars won't go on.

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SylvanLakeWH
54 minutes ago, Lee1977 said:

You want cold rolled steel 3/4" round.  Hot rolled the 3/4"collars won't go on.

I'm having tough time finding it local... Would 3/4" threaded work in a pinch? Just use washers and nylon lock nuts?

 

Probably need to order cold rolled online...

 

1 hour ago, Tonytoro416 said:

That has to be something to see there    Snow being pushed no noise being made 

It is quite nice...! Very quiet.

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ebinmaine
1 minute ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

I'm having tough time finding it local... Would 3/4" threaded work in a pinch? Just use washers and nylon lock nuts?

 

Probably need to order cold rolled online...

 

It is quite nice...! Very quiet.

3/4 threaded Rod would certainly get you going for a bit while you are waiting for the online order to come in. Depending on how the threads are put on, you may have to grind the ends to get it through the hole in the plow frame. Orange big box maybe an option. Local hardware supply. McMaster Car I'm sure would have something.

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SylvanLakeWH

Back up and running with 3/4" threaded rod... No cold rolled around local... :angry-tappingfoot:

 

Gonna see how this holds up. For $15 it's doing the trick... :handgestures-thumbupright:

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