I have been using a 6-foot Meyer on my 1966 140 since new (this plow was supplied by the dealer together with the tractor). I would not want to use narrower because wheels would not clear with plow at an angle. I would not want it wider either, as it would reduce the depth I can plow. Depending on the weight of the snow, she can clear 8-10" on a 1/4 mile driveway, half of which is a hill. 10"or more can be a fight or even a fail (twice in 43 years). I bet with a 7-foot I would have to go out when there was 6-8" of snow to be sure of keeping up.
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