Colorado 2021 Snowmageddon Pig Prep (1 Viewer)

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Prepped the "Working Pig" for the 2021 Snowmageddon.....Checked the fluids, hydraulics, took it town to top the tank and have a coffee before the end of the world hits with 5 - 6 feet of snow.....yawn.......(not).....

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Is that a Western plow? Bought a used one here in Arizona well over fifteen years ago. Plan was to install on a 40 after I retired to use around the cabin. Been retired a number of years ago but wasn't retired in 2009 the last time having a plow would have been worth while. Debated which 40 to use as hate welding on or drilling holes in a rust free frame. Have enough parts and parts cruisers to make one to put it on and call it yard art.
 
Is that a Western plow? Bought a used one here in Arizona well over fifteen years ago. Plan was to install on a 40 after I retired to use around the cabin. Been retired a number of years ago but wasn't retired in 2009 the last time having a plow would have been worth while. Debated which 40 to use as hate welding on or drilling holes in a rust free frame. Have enough parts and parts cruisers to make one to put it on and call it yard art.

It is a western. Still has the cable control system (which parts are no longer availble for.....) Fun story about this old Pig. It came with our house and I have the orginal paperwork of when it was purchased new in 1975 and started out white over red....the plow was put on about 6 months later and has been on it ever since. It started plowing in the Sierra's and now lives in the Rockies. Would love a 40 but, everything on the Eastern front is either rusted to death or costs $$$$$$$ or both. Goodluck with your projects!
 
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I hope we get as much snow as they predict.
I remember getting stuck at DIA for a couple days in 2003 when the front range got dumped on by like 30+" of snow.
 
Good luck and have fun, We want all the snow down here in C/S but it looks like you'll be having all the fun!
 
It is a western. Still has the cable control system (which parts are no longer availble for.....) Fun story about this old Pig. It came with our house and I have the orginal paperwork of when it was purchased new in 1975 and started out white over red....the plow was put on about 6 months later and has been on it ever since. It started plowing in the Sierra's and now lives in the Rockies. Would love a 40 but, everything on the Eastern front is either rusted to death or costs $$$$$$$ or both. Goodluck with your projects!


My has is controlled by hydraulics with a cab mount joystick.

Does the A pillar tag say it's a 75? Vent window ended with the 73 model from what I find. Turn signal is also pre 75.
 
We had very little snow in Central Wyoming last winter and it was very strange. It dropped below 0 in the fall them warmed up to the 60 with a lot of wind that sandblasted the house. I don't think my Wife had to start the tractor at all during the winter to clear snow. Other years she can spend hours with the JD3033r moving snow after a storm. At least she had the since to order it with a climate controlled cab.
 
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Wow, I miss those days. Winters on the front slope just aren't what they used to be.
 

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