[Farmall] Super A 60 Snow blade Question

[Ben Wagner]

On 11/6/2010 8:14 AM, Jim Becker wrote:
> It bolts right on.  Of course, with no hydraulic system on the A, you need
> another way to lift it.  IH had an attachment that included a hand lever
> that mounted over the transmission, a rockshaft for under the gas tank and
> some other linkage.  It should be illustrated in the Owner's Manual.
>
> As far as buying the $9 manual, I don't usually value a manual based on how
> much time I'll spend reading it but rather how much time and money I save by
> following instructions.
>
> Jim Becker jim.becker at verizon.net
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ben Wagner
> Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 10:39 AM
> To: At ; Farmall/IHC mailing list
> Subject: [Farmall] Super A 60 Snow blade Question
>
> Hello,
>
> Since winter is coming, I need to know if a Farmall Super A 60 Snow
> Blade would attach to a Farmall A with the hand lifts.  I would check
> myself, except that the snow blade is in one place and the Farmall A in
> a completely other place.  I am thinking that the attachment arm is what
> would cause me trouble.
>
> If the Super A 60 won't attach naturally to a Farmall A, is there any
> thing that I can do to makeshift an attachment arm?
>
> And if anyone has scans of a Super A Snowblade Manual that they would be
> so kind as to share with me, I would be much obliged.  I will probably
> have to go through Binder Books, but I hesitate to shell out the money
> for how much I would use the manual...
>
> Thanks,
> Ben Wagner
>
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Good point on the money for the manual.  I have the hand lifts on the 
1945 A, but I am wondering if the Super A 60 Snow Blade would work on 
the hand lifts.   I may have to wait until I can get the tractor and the 
snowblade in the same place and try on the blade.  I was just wondering 
whether the snowblade would even work before I brought the tractor and 
the snowblade together.

Thanks,
Ben Wagner