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Old 05-17-2010, 01:48 PM
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was referred yesterday to this site from nashcub after buying a couple of plow from him.
I have a nicely cared for 1862(plastic era) hydro trans, lift and steering that was well cared for before i got it. I have put ags on the rear and it has a set of IH rear weights on it. has 930~ hours on it.

my current project is gettin the front plow to work. having difficulties finding pics. and I know I might need to make some minor mods and changes to get it to work.
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Nice to meet you.
Some one should be able to help you with some pictures of a front blade for your tractor. You might also check in the technical area there is some good info there.
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