Posted by mikewood869 on January 29, 2022 at 11:34:50 from (74.104.180.238):
In Reply to: Put the chains on posted by mikewood869 on January 28, 2022 at 19:43:49:
Some of the links are about half gone. The motor is from a diesel 4000 (the motor is a 67) and the trans and rear end is from a 66 gas 3000 with live pto. The snow plow setup came with the tractor when my grandfather got the tractor from a orchard in the 80's. The might have come from a jeep (I posted about the pump a bit ago). The hole came from one winter when my father was plowing and we just used u bolts to hold the cylinder. The plow pump barley turns the plow left and right and I've been using the remote on the tractor to lift the plow. I would like to change the plow setup to the 2910 or make a plow for the 6610.
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