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Re: (ET) E-15 plow on I-5
I forgot to post that I worked out the issue with my snow plow lever.
Basically I added an extra bend between the lever's pivot point and
the fender, then increased the angle of the two original bends so that
the handle ends up roughly where it would on the E-15, only about an
inch lower. Easy modification, works like a charm. I enjoyed
learning how to use the plow (I've driven a big grader and played with
a loader or two, but I'd never used a snowplow before) and I enjoyed
NOT SHOVELING even more.
--Charlie
On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 6:32 PM, Charlie <medievalist gmail com> wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> This fall I sold my gas tractor and used the money to buy an
> Elec-trak plow blade and snowthrower.
>
> I haven't tried to use the blower yet - it needs some rust touch up
> and a new cable first. But I did manage to successfully plow the
> little parking lot between my barn and house yesterday. I have
> studded tires and I put a weight box full of lead ingots and logging
> chain on it.
>
> Unfortunately the plow was made for an E-15 which does not have front
> wheel fenders. I like my fenders, but they seem to be in the way of
> the plow angle control lever so I can't attach it.
>
> Does anyone have any advice, or a pattern for a lever that would fit
> the I-5? Was there ever a stock plow for the I-5?
>
> --Charlie