[Kster526]

After plowing in the dark on Thursday night because of a bad light switch.
I opened up the switch and did tinker with it to get it working better but a project I’ve wanted to do for awhile popped back into my head. Upgrade the headlights.
I dug out the original single LED I purchased down at Kyle #2’s place and quickly ran down for a second before they closed.
After stairing at it and not wanting to drill thru the body panels nor wanting the lights hanging outside I made a bracket out of some 1/4 inch aluminum I had and made them a mount that worked great and kept them hidden behind the grill. The LED lights should really help when out in the snow . Think l’ll either get green LED 1156 bulbs for the original headlights or install yellow ones in there and try to make them flash like a township truck. Time will tell

 

[Chaser]

I like it, looks good my man!

 

[KAJD23]

Liking the mounting location. Better then having them mounted outside of the side shields.

 

[Kster526]

Thanks that was my thinking also.
Had the tractor out last night and wow what a difference.. Very happy with the results

 

[Kster526]

Since now the 210 can see its way around it was time to mount the snow blower that I purchased cheap a little over a year ago and modified the chute on and changed the drive gear from a 48 to a 38 tooth. Started this project last night and finished today. I needed the drive pulley/shive that bolted to the PTO and luckily my favorite man store had it in stock. Thanks guys.
I also drilled a new hole were the linkage attaches to the blower so it can lift a little higher. Forgot that they did not lift very high.
First time I turned it on I was amazed at how fast the auger turns now. Excited to try it but really would be fine if it doesn’t ever snow again

 

[Chaser]

You do some fine work my brother. Let me know when you want to come over to Leesport and work on some pulling tractors.

 

[Dan]

View attachment 6847 View attachment 6849 View attachment 6851 View attachment 6853 View attachment 6855 Since now the 210 can see its way around it was time to mount the snow blower that I purchased cheap a little over a year ago and modified the chute on and changed the drive gear from a 48 to a 38 tooth. Started this project last night and finished today. I needed the drive pulley/shive that bolted to the PTO and luckily my favorite man store had it in stock. Thanks guys.
I also drilled a new hole were the linkage attaches to the blower so it can lift a little higher. Forgot that they did not lift very high.
First time I turned it on I was amazed at how fast the auger turns now. Excited to try it but really would be fine if it doesn’t ever snow again

What’s your favorite man store? Looks awesome by the way...

 

[Kster526]

Pikeville Equipment , good coffee, great people and always there for advice on repairs and a laugh or two. It is Kyle 2’s family who own and run it. Just a quick trip down the road for me. Don’t think I’d enjoy the hobby as much as I do without them.

 

[Dan]

Pikeville Equipment , good coffee, great people and always there for advice on repairs and a laugh or two. It is Kyle 2’s family who own and run it. Just a quick trip down the road for me. Don’t think I’d enjoy the hobby as much as I do without them.

Your lucky to have someone close. I have to drive for bit to get to anyone.

 

[KAJD23]

Glad we could help you with that pulley. I didn't realize we had a new one in stock. Good coffee? So your the reason I never get any lol. Kind of with you on the snow thing but we gotta try snow toys atleast once or twice.

 

[Kster526]

Yes once or twice but that’s plenty. See you tomorrow for coffee!!!