Still pushing Snow

[johnandcindy1981]

My neighbors don t laugh anymore when there fancy enclosed cab snow blower quit and our old girl started and not only pushed my driveway but theirs. We have had more snow than normal for our part of the country. I wanted let averyone know we oun a great tractor.

 

[adavis]

I have a TEA 20 and would like to put a plow for snow pushing on it. Can you send pictures of how it is mounted and I assusme the 3 pt hitch is involved to raise and lower it. Thanks

 

[Klaus]

Hi all.
here is a small video of my TEA with a snow blade. Since the video we have got 10 inches of snow. And I have been really happy with this configuration - so has several of my neeighbours!
Happy tractoring.
Klaus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US7uJ-otUy4

 

[Jerry/MT]

Klaus, What did you find was the problem with your carb that caused it to be hard to start when it was hot?

 

[John Mason]

Luckily we have not had much snow at all this season. I have plowed 1 time so far. Surely we will get slammed sooner or later. the duo chains are the way to go for plowing.

John Mason. Michigans thumb region.

 

[motorv8N]

Great sounding TEA, Klaus. I do love to see the old girls working, even if just one inch of snow.

I noticed you don't have feet for your blade and just wanted to warn you that I did significant damage to my driveway surface using a blade like that without feet. (Not sure if I have the part name right but basically they are spring loaded pads that keep the blade off the actual surface by an inch or two.)

It wasn't until spring thaw that I saw that the blacktop was all scraped and scratched. My blade doesn't seem to have any place to mount them. Perhaps it was designed mainly for dirt and I will have to weld something in place.

Anyway - just a thought. I'm sure your neighbours are as grateful as mine were when the deep stuff fell! This is my TEA helping to dig out the street as our city plow didn't show for two days after a big snow several winters ago.