Finding your suitable homesteader plow parts is not easy. You may need consider between hundred or thousand products from many store. In this article, we make a short list of the best homesteader plow parts including detail information and customer reviews. Let’s find out which is your favorite one.
Reviews
1. Western Replacement Snow Plow Straight Guides 62265
Feature
Meet or exceed OEM QualityFor Western Snow Plows
Complete with mounting hardware
Competitively Priced
Heavy Duty
Description
This is a pair of Aftermarket replacement Western straight guides. 1 pair of 1/2" X 26" Cable filled Red Guide sticks. Comes complete with mounting hardware featuring a straight - two bolt mounting tab. Although this is a Western Snowplow part number, this style of guide is used on Snoway, Boss, Curtis and other brands of plows. It is also used as a Fender Guide for various trucking Companies.Aftermarket Replacement Truck Side Battery Cable for Fisher/Western Snowplows. This Aftermarket Replacement replaces Fisher/Western OEM Part Number 62265.2. North Dakota: Counties, Towns & People, Part 3
Description
North Dakota Counties - Towns & People is the second in a series of three books exploring the early history of the counties, towns, and people of North Dakota, and the fourth book written by Joseph L. Gavett. The author's motto: "Stories meant to bring joy to the heart and memories of the past to the forefront, continue to be at the core of North Dakota: Counties - Towns & People. The book contains a wealth of historical information concerning the early days of the counties, towns and people of the Flickertail State. The author, in writing, North Dakota - Counties - Towns & People, has brought to life the early days of North Dakota. Many of the records are taken from the firsthand accounts of the pioneers themselves. For those who love history, and especially the history of the Dakota's, North Dakota: Counties - Towns & People is the book for them. The generations that came before us are the essence of the people we have become. But all too often, we know so little of their lives and the people they were. Joseph L. Gavett was born and raised in Minot, North Dakota. Today, Joseph and his wife, the former Myrna Holen, make their home in Tacoma, Washington. Part II includes these North Dakota counties: Benson, Bottineau, Burleigh, Eddy, Emmons, Kidder, Logan, McHenry, McIntosh, McLean, Morton, Pierce, Rolette, Sheridan, Sioux, Stutsman, and Ward. The book contains Sources and Contributors for each chapter for the North Dakota county, as well as, a listing of Picture Credits and a detailed index.3. Big Sur Trilogy: Part II Blaze Allan: America's Last Pioneer Family
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Used Book in Good ConditionDescription
The Big Sur Trilogy is the story about one of the last pioneer families in America who lived freely and self-sufficiently in a remote area of the central California known as Big Sur. The Trilogy spans over 100 years and depicts the hard but rewarding life of three generations of the Zande Allan family. The Big Sur Coast extends 100 miles from Carmel to San Simeon and is bordered by the Santa Lucia Mountains and Pacific Ocean. This remote wilderness contains some of the most rugged terrain in the American continent. From the beginning of time the south coast was accessible only by foot, mule or horseback. Although inhabited by three nomadic American Indian tribes, the Spaniards refused to travel along the coast because of the high mountains, steep canyons and dangerous water crossings. In the 1870s a partial wagon road was built from Mal Paso Crossing to Bixby Creek Ranch. The next 74 miles of the Big Sur Coast was not accessible by auto until 1937 with the opening of Highway One, which took eighteen years to build, mostly by convict labor using dynamite and steam shovels. When completed, it became the only road in the United States that went directly from a horse trail to an auto road, thus bypassing the traditional, interim wagon road. The road changed forever the lives of the Big Sur homesteaders as the mainstream modern American culture motored into their once-private coast. Before the road, few outlanders visited the south coast because travel was strenuous, the trail precarious and the homesteads were few and far between, but those who ventured there were greeted with coast hospitality, lively conversation and ranch grown food. The Big Sur pioneer families worked long hours and full days with little time for frills or fancy things, and they had no patience for what was not plain spoken. A trip to Monterey to buy supplies or to Salinas to sell cattle took three hard days by horseback along narrow trails at the edge of granite cliffs often falling straight to the sea some 2000 feet below. Twice a year the ranchers would gather for a coast barbecue with neighbors on the beach while waiting for the cargo schooner to arrive and winch ashore their load of hard stock supplies too bulky for pack mule or horse. The second novel is named after Zande and Hannahs daughter Blaze Allan who took her headstrong ways from her father and her tender feelings from her mother. She was a beautiful young woman who could sit a saddle as good as any man on the coast. When her father demanded that she marry Joe Williams, whom she detested and rejected. One day she met a stranger on the trail and began to dream about him. A neighbor, Pete Garcia, teased Blaze into hunting Abalone on a remote beach, but once there, his interest quickly changed from Abalone to Amore. As a proper coast girl, reputation meant everything, and she rejected his advances. As the tide came in they were trapped in the cove and such an overnight stay was forbidden. Pete knew that folks would assume the worst and ruin her reputation so he decided to swim for help. Blaze tried to stop him but he drowned in the powerful surf. Petes parents and even her own suspected she was now a ruined woman and blamed her for Petes death. Joe Williams, her rejected suitor, spread the rumor that he had also been with Blaze. Devastated that her reputation was shattered simply by rumor, she fled Petes funeral and rode to Monterey but, once again, she came upon the stranger, who arranged for her safe passage on his tanbark cargo schooner. In Monterey, alone and hungry, she struggled to survive by working for food and shelter, but the town folks suspected she was a fallen woman who had been cast from the coast by her kinfolks. After a shopkeeper tried to take advantage of her youth and beauty, she bolted from Monterey and headed back to the Coast on foot where, once more, the handsome man of her dreams appeared on the trail and rescued her from herself.4. Western & Fisher 9-PIN Plow Side Harness Repair Kit
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Aftermarket Western & Fisher 9-Pin Plow Side Harness Repair Kit, Male5. Off Grid and Low Income: Part handbook, part memoir for the underfunded homesteader!
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Off Grid and Low Income Part Handbook Part Memoir for the Underfunded HomesteaderDescription
This book offers insights and information gleaned from the author's 15-plus years of living off grid on a very restricted budget. Included are tips, advice, and resources that were unavailable when the author "went back to the land." Interesting, whether one wishes to actually make such a move, or is simply curious to know what it would be like!6. Western & Fisher Solenoid Motor Relay
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Aftermarket Western & Fisher Solenoid Motor Relay7. NEW Western Fisher Snow Plow Motor Suburbanite W-6804 3" Diameter Case
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New Aftermarket Part (Not Rebuilt/Refurbished/Repurposed)SNOW PLOW MOTOR, 12 VOLT, CW ROTATION
REPLACES PARTS: 27753,W-6804,10770,F-000-MM0-804
1 YEAR WARRANTY
Description
WESTERN PRODUCTS Plow Motors Suburbanite Models All Plow MotorFISHER HOMESTEADER PERSONAL PLOW MOTOR
WESTERN SUBURBANITE SNOW PLOW MOTOR
Unit Type: Starter
Part Type: UNIT
Voltage: 12
Rotation: CW
Starter Type: PLOW
ARROWHEAD: SAB0167
BOSCH: F-000-MM0-804
FISHER: 48543
J & N: 430-22047
LESTER: 10770
WESTERN MOTORS: W-6804
WESTERN PLOW: 27753
8. NEW Western Fisher Snow Plow Motor Suburbanite W-6804
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New Aftermarket Part (Not Rebuilt/Refurbished/Repurposed)SNOW PLOW MOTOR, 12 VOLT, CW ROTATION
REPLACES PARTS: 27753,W-6804,10770,F-000-MM0-804
1 YEAR WARRANTY
Description
WESTERN PRODUCTS Plow Motors Suburbanite Models All Plow MotorFISHER HOMESTEADER PERSONAL PLOW MOTOR
WESTERN SUBURBANITE SNOW PLOW MOTOR
Unit Type: Starter
Part Type: UNIT
Voltage: 12
Rotation: CW
Starter Type: PLOW
ARROWHEAD: SAB0167
BOSCH: F-000-MM0-804
FISHER: 48543
J & N: 430-22047
LESTER: 10770
WESTERN MOTORS: W-6804
WESTERN PLOW: 27753
9. Quick Mount Snowplow Cart - Universal Cart w/Bottle Jack
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Lifts or lowers the plow's A-frameLocking caster for secure storage
Description
Durable cart makes the removal, installation and storage of a snowplow easy and effortless. No more lifting. No more dragging. No more sore backs. Ideal for removing the plow prior to performing mechanical work. U.S.A. Capacity (lbs.): 1080, Includes: (1) Cart, (1) Bottle jack, Size (in.): 48 in.L x 40 in.W x 6 in.H, Compatible With: Western Suburbanite & Unimount, Fisher Homesteader & Minute Mount, and Boss straight blade plows10. The Plow that Broke the Plains: The Homesteader
11. Allis Chalmers Homesteader 8 Lawn & Garden Mower Tractors Service Repair Manual
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This is the same manual that would have been issued with the machine when it was new with instructons for use and maintenanceThis manual is correct for all years and serial numbers in model series
New print of the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) Manuals
Heavy stock covers, durable bound, Printed Manual for shop or field use. Clear pictures, heavy text. Easy to read and use
