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    Posted: 14 Dec 2016 at 9:56am
Minnesota Implement custom built 9 foot snow plow on a New Holland TN75s ag tractor.

Son's latest build and a challenge in many ways . Testing it on my front drive and yard - if anyone has seen one of these tractors with the front axle that pivots as well as has front wheel drive - it does not allow for much mounting area on front 
Published on Dec 13, 2016

This is a custom built plow to fit on an agricultural tractor. This one was very challenging as the front axle of the  tractor is articulated, and the plow needs to move with the front axle. Please see all of our products at Treeripper.com, or Koeckeritzironandsteel.com 


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VERY NICE! I'm surprised the plow angle doesn't push the front end sideways
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Here is some of his other snow handling builds - 
 one reason might be the snow is light and not compacted - unit was built for company doing parking lots and large commercial lots who needed a unit to handle small spaces and easily work around obstructions .
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Galens other skid loader plows 

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Delivered yesterday - or should say picked up - Galen had to modify if in putting plates on end of plow as customer wanted to use it for snow pusher also - so end of blade had added iron plates so snow would not spill out when pushing straight ahead .
 Now has orders for 3 plows to ship by Monday -
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A real dog of a project he made 2 years back 
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"Galen had to modify if in putting plates on end of plow as customer wanted to use it for snow pusher also -"
  While watching the vid, I was thinking that it should have been 10' wide blade and hydraulic ends that could be flipped forward or back depending on if running it straight or using as angle blade...
  ... of course just having something like a 'quicktach' extensions that can be put on and taken off from cab, otherwise it looks great.
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When you add the end plates the full idea of a trip plow (in case you hit a immovable object) is voided . The plow will not trip and something gets damaged . 
 Seems each addition you make adds cost and many of the people that plan to get rich in the plowing business where all the easy money is - are not willing to pay the extra .
 It's like putting a crossover relief valve in system so if plow hits something when turned it will relieve the hydraulic load on cylinders - extra $100 or so but they opt out of it - they are never going to hit anything .. 
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