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Ron M

08-23-2007 15:41:01

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I would like to make a snowplow frame for my 9N but do not know how to go about it. I have the steel and plow but not sure on where to mount anything. Any help and or pictures would be greatly appreciated.

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high pockets

08-30-2007 09:11:52

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to Ron M, 08-23-2007 15:41:01

just a thought here.... his ISP may have a block on files over a given size. If he's not received them into the junk box this could be the case.

My office does this. We use www.mailbigfile.com when we're trying to send large files to clients who's ISP can't handle them.

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GB in MT.

08-30-2007 11:48:53

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to high pockets, 08-30-2007 09:11:52

H P; Yeh, I got a feeling he will find the files in his "Junk mail box", that's why I told him to check it.

I've even heard of ISPs turning down some pics because they were too big, But... they charge enough!!!!!

He may be on Dial up too, I don't know!!!???

Gary

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GB in MT.

08-30-2007 07:28:07

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to Ron M, 08-23-2007 15:41:01

Ron; What is going on with your email? Your ISP must be screewing ya up. I never did recieve any confermation, that you recieved the files I sent to you. I did get one (1) email from you, stateing that you got my email after two days!!??? I've sent 3 emails to you.
Would like to know if you recieved the files. If not, I can re-send them.

BTW: check your junk mail catcher.!!! Maybe the file got dumped in there.

Let me know what's going on.

Gary

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GB in MT.

08-27-2007 06:23:50

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to Ron M, 08-23-2007 15:41:01

Ron; Yesterday I sent you two emails about sending the complete manual for the Dearborn snowplow. No reply from you yet.

I did a chk. for your email address and found you have none listed.

I cannot send these file to you, through the email if you do not reg. your address with YT.

These file are in Acrobat Reader form and are too big to "POST" them on the net.

If you do not want them, for what ever reason, just reply to this post,on the net.

Trying to help ya.

Gary

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Ron M

08-27-2007 15:42:16

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to GB in MT., 08-27-2007 06:23:50

Hi Gary,just got your reply today so I am sorry if you didn't think I wanted the help. Anywho,my email is ronmil@isp.com All help is always appreciated,thanks again.Ron M

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GB in MT.

08-27-2007 17:08:02

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to Ron M, 08-27-2007 15:42:16

Ron; The files are on thier way to ya. Pretty big files. Be patient.
Glad to help ya.

Gary

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GB in MT.

08-26-2007 15:41:55

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to Ron M, 08-23-2007 15:41:01

Ron; YOU' GOT MAIL!!!
Just sent it.

Gary

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Ron M

08-26-2007 14:50:57

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to Ron M, 08-23-2007 15:41:01

Thanks to all for the info. Very helpful.

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Bob - MI

08-24-2007 10:35:30

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to Ron M, 08-23-2007 15:41:01

I had one that I sold a few years back. It was mounted under the tractor and secured in the back on the axle and in the front where you would mount a loader. There was a cable and pully system that lifted the plow by means of the 3-point. This required a bellcrank in the front that the plow was connected to.

You may need chains too.

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lonestarjeff

08-24-2007 09:49:00

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to Ron M, 08-23-2007 15:41:01

Ron...about the only "hard points" under a 9N would be the rear axle fender mounts or the lower lift arm pins. Most dozer-type frames on the N will mount to a bracket bolted up under the rear axle's fender mounts.

Jeff

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Carl (NH)

08-23-2007 20:49:48

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to Ron M, 08-23-2007 15:41:01

It might help folks here with advice if you give them a little more information. Do you hope to be able to use the 3 pt hitch to lift the snowplow? Are you talking about mounting one in the front of the tractor? There are some designs that use cable to raise and lower the blade. Try looking in the archives, and use "snowplow frame" in the search box.
Carl

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Carl (NH)

08-24-2007 11:02:31

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PS: more info in reply to Carl (NH), 08-23-2007 20:49:48

If you go to the other tractor forum site (xxnxxtractorxxxclub - remove xx"s), then choose "Nboard" and click "howto"s". Once you are there, click "General" and you will see a listing "Snow Plow - How Dan Built His".
This will give you an idea of how to do it.

Carl

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Upper Peninsula, MI.

08-23-2007 19:37:02

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Re: snowplow on 9N in reply to Ron M, 08-23-2007 15:41:01

Ron M. Under Galleries on the left side, click onTractor Photos, then 9-2-8N Ford Tractors, then type in snowplow in the search box and click go and you will see a pretty good suppy of pictures. Good luck. Ron W.

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