Snow plow lift using pully

[edgro 679]

Dont know if this was suggested, i just use both hands on lift, only way to lift the tiller also

[Jeff-C175 7,203]

42 minutes ago, edgro said:

use both hands on lift

 

Problem with that is that now you've got NO hands on the wheel or on the motion control.

 

So, you would pretty much have to stop, then lift, and that isn't what I'm looking to do.

 

 

[Gregor 4,847]

6 hours ago, Jeff-C175 said:

thought about the way my el-cheapo come along reverses

That's exactly where I got the idea for the slot. The trouble is, you have to flip that spring manually. You might as well break down and buy a winch, a little angle iron, a few switches and relays, plus a few feet of wire. In the end, all you have to do is put the tractor in reverse, and the blade magically pops up. But you might want to plan on a couple hours free time, when it comes to all them wires, switches, relays, and such.

[SylvanLakeWH 27,636]

Just a detail to point out. I often back blade snow in specific areas due to access problems or to finish grade gravel…May want ability to keep blade down in reverse…

 

[Gregor 4,847]

5 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Just a detail to point out. I often back blade snow in specific areas due to access problems or to finish grade gravel…May want ability to keep blade down in reverse…

 

I have a switch. I can operate the lift function by the shifter. or by the PTO pedal.

[killroy 35]

13 hours ago, Jeff-C175 said:

 

Yeah? OK.  One of my machines works that way too.  

 

Do you have any suggestions on how to make it easier to pull a manual lift Killroy?

 

 

No my manual lift mower is only for my mower deck. 

[moe1965 752]

I had a chance to do a quick test today. WOW what a diffrance. Now I will have to do a cleaner and more finished install but I just wanted to test it out first.  WOW

Edited January 5, 2022 by moe1965
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[tractorbeast 27]

12 hours ago, Gregor said:

That's exactly where I got the idea for the slot. The trouble is, you have to flip that spring manually. You might as well break down and buy a winch, a little angle iron, a few switches and relays, plus a few feet of wire. In the end, all you have to do is put the tractor in reverse, and the blade magically pops up. But you might want to plan on a couple hours free time, when it comes to all them wires, switches, relays, and such.

@GregorIf I may ask, what software did you use to draw up your schematic.

 

[peter lena 9,099]

@moe1965  done a lot of spring experimentation , with both snow blower and dozer blade , like this , you can also add a  turnbuckle  to a spring to dial in what you want . use eye bolts for your hood bolts , pete

 

[Gregor 4,847]

42 minutes ago, tractorbeast said:

@GregorIf I may ask, what software did you use to draw up your schematic.

 

ummmmmm   Here's what I can tell you.  I have windows 10. It says "LibreOffice Draw" at the top. Does that answer your question?

[Jeff-C175 7,203]

3 hours ago, moe1965 said:

WOW

 

There was enough 'throw' of the lever to get full up/down of the blade?

 

I haven't looked at this on mine yet, been working on my cutting deck.