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2n and front blades.

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6N's Short

08-01-2005 12:45:02




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I am going to take it on faith that I will eventually get this little tractor running smooth so I think I better find a use for it. I was thinking a front blade would be useful. I already have about two decades of back blade experience and would like to try pushing the snow for a change. What was availabe for the 2N in a front blade arrangement? If you have pics that would be great. Do I need remotes or does it work off the pto somehow? Are they hard to come by? I see loaders around but I have one of those on another tractor too (with ROPS) and don't want to go that route. Appreciate info.

Dave

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DrB N Ar

08-13-2005 17:58:21




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to 6N's Short, 08-01-2005 12:45:02  
I have a complete original dozer blade ( Dearborn) I will sell it , It is in north central Arkansas.
I Have several pic`s. also I have all measurements if anyone needs them with pics. Anything for N ers. DrB N Ar



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Upper Peninsula, MI

08-04-2005 19:51:27




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to 6N's Short, 08-01-2005 12:45:02  
6N go to tractor photo's and type in my name, ron willard and you will find my 1940 9N with a Dearborn front mounted snow plow. It works great with chains and extra weight on the rear end. If you need more info email me. Ron



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Coldiron

08-01-2005 19:42:37




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to 6N's Short, 08-01-2005 12:45:02  
My neighbor bought the Dearborn blade and arms but had to make up his own cables and pulleys to the 3pt hitch and it works super in snow removal. He is running it on a 47 2N.



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Steve in Mi

08-01-2005 19:03:38




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to 6N's Short, 08-01-2005 12:45:02  

I have a Dearborn 19-80 Dozer Frame with a 19-2 Angle blade on my 8N. It works off the lift on the rear wit a cable and pulley. I would sell it.



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6N's Short

08-02-2005 05:48:56




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to Steve in Mi, 08-01-2005 19:03:38  
Steve....send me an email about your blade and let me know where you are. I am near 96 and 23.

Dave



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John IL

08-02-2005 05:22:15




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to Steve in Mi, 08-01-2005 19:03:38  
Steve,
How Much? Where is it located?

John



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Steve in Mi

08-04-2005 19:13:07




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to John IL, 08-02-2005 05:22:15  

The blade is $600 in Southwest Mich



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John IL

08-01-2005 13:29:53




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to 6N's Short, 08-01-2005 12:45:02  
Dave,
ARPS and Dearborn made front mount blades for the N series tractors back in the day. Most of them were raised by a cable & pulley arrangement attached to the 3-pt hitch. I've never used one, but folks say that they can move snow around pretty well. You see them every once in a while on ebay and in the classified section of this site. A few guys out there have home built front blades that seem to work pretty well too. If I ever find some time, that's the route that I plan to take. Good luck and happy hunting.

John

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Steve(OR)

08-01-2005 13:25:20




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to 6N's Short, 08-01-2005 12:45:02  
Look at these images of something you could build yourself.



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2nt

08-07-2005 08:59:07




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to Steve(OR), 08-01-2005 13:25:20  
I could not get the website ultradogs snowplow to come up .Steve or anybody have a picture they could send?,thanks tom



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Reid Graham

08-01-2005 17:46:30




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to Steve(OR), 08-01-2005 13:25:20  
Looks like you are using the rear cylinder (being moved buy the 3 point) to run the front cylinder. Thats a pretty good idea.



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Steve(OR)

08-01-2005 21:46:40




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 Re: 2n and front blades. in reply to Reid Graham, 08-01-2005 17:46:30  
Not mine but I liked the idea so well I"ve book marked it.



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