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Read articles →This is an owner's walkaround of a Fisher heavy-duty plow with skid-steer mount on his own Massey Ferguson 1736, not a dealer pitch. He explains why he chose it (a discounted skid-steer bundle around $3,200 vs $5,000), the reversible spring knife, third-function hydraulics for angling, and skid shoes needed for his rocky gravel road, including dents the knife took from hitting rock. Best for buyers weighing this specific plow setup and real-world wear.
Posted by an owner sharing hands-on impressions of equipment on his own property, not a dealer or manufacturer.
He got a good deal on the skid-steer mount, paying around $3,200 total instead of about $5,000, so the price made it worth it for him.
They lift the blade about three-quarters of an inch for clearance during early snowstorms, since his gravel road has rocks up to two and a half inches.
The reversible spring knife did its job absorbing the impact, but it left two big dents on each side of a brand new blade, which disappointed the owner.
It was installed to operate the left and right angling of the plow.