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Snowplow Manufacturers
I've changed the format (in response to an annonymous request) to seperate plows by manufacturers. Currently listed are Frink and Sargent. This could also be a good place for information on rotary snowplows such as Sno-Go, Klauer, Sicard and Snow-King. Additional information is needed for Gledhill Road Machinery Company, American Snow Plows and Wings, Good Roads Snow Plows, Ross Plows from the Burch Corporation of Crestline Ohio, Wausau, Flink and Rivinius. All comments and contributions greatly appreciated!
Check out additional info on the Good Roads page!
I'm not sure of the manufacturer of this plow, but they sure did a good job!
If you look closely, you'll see 6' 2" Don standing next to this plow which stands 13' high and 24' wide! It was made for some sort of quarry truck (Euclid?) to clean mining roads. If you look closely, it reads "Let it Sno", maybe a hint that it is a Frink.
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| Anonymous | P-60 Blackhawk pumps | 1 | Nov 16 2008, 7:13 PM EST by Bshoesey | ||
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Picked one of these up recently, water came out when I worked the handle so no telling what the innards are like. I believe Blackhawk now makes porta-powers, which is essentially what this box is, it sits on the floor on the passenger side of the cab, instead of the passenger having to work the manual hoist for the front plow, he just had to pump this 500 times instead. There is a hole in the floorboards of my 1930 FWD where one used to be mounted in it's previous life.
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