Let's see your snow removal equipment

[TUG HILL ADDICT]

Originally Posted by smfcpacfp

I concur with the heated cab, but it only takes me about 30 minutes of actual time in the cab, so I bypassed a radio, or other sound system.

I always feel sorry for those hardy souls who bundle up to attack the wind and snow, especially the snow, blowing your face.

The sound system was more for those multi-hour mowing jobs

[Evil the Weasel]

Originally Posted by smfcpacfp

I concur with the heated cab, but it only takes me about 30 minutes of actual time in the cab, so I bypassed a radio, or other sound system.

I always feel sorry for those hardy souls who bundle up to attack the wind and snow, especially the snow, blowing your face.

I have wondered if the cab windows get covered with wind driven snow or fog up on the inside thus restricting visibility? I realize there is a heater in there but how well does it keep the view clear?

[smfcpacfp]

I have wipers on the front and back and a heated rear glass, but I didn't really need the rear heater and wipers so I didn't use them. I would get a little condensation on the front lower glass, but eventually it would go away. I definitely needed the front wiper .

With all of that glass I thought I might have a problem, but I didn't have any problem.

With my old rig, below with the plastic windows, the heat from the cab would melt the snow and I would get a little dripping inside and I had to constantly get out and wipe the front plastic off as the snow stuck.

[mohrds]

Originally Posted by locknut

Just finished putting the new blade on my "Little Bota".Didn't like the flimsy manual levers,so I powered 'er up like the stuff you big boys use.Works great!

Beautiful Work. I wouldn't have even noticed the custom work if I hadn't just seen a stock setup at the dealer the other day.

[huckflynn]

Originally Posted by Craig_S

I've got 100 hours on this tractor. About 50 lawn mowing, 20 bush hogging, 20 snow blowing, and 10 box blading. I like to take care of my stuff!
Craig

Craig, it looks like you have the same mount for the chute rotation rod as I do (clamped on to the hydraulic control lever). Do you have a problem turning the chute? I moved from a BX2200 to BX2660 and the dealer made modifications to use my blower/quick hitch on the new tractor. When I tried the setup in the garage (not under fire yet) I found the hydraulic control lever rocks back and forth as I turn the handle and the rod flexes forcing me to use 2 hands to rotate the chute (my left hand stabilizing the rod/control lever and my right hand turning the handle to rotate the chute.) Even using 2 hands I feel like I'm putting unnecessary stress on the hydraulic control lever. I'd be interested in any feedback you can give me on your setup. Thanks.

[TUG HILL ADDICT]

Originally Posted by Evil the Weasel

I have wondered if the cab windows get covered with wind driven snow or fog up on the inside thus restricting visibility? I realize there is a heater in there but how well does it keep the view clear?

Just blow the snow the same direction of the prevailing wind and the windshield stays clean...wipers and a heated back window help...heat vents are set up to blow right and the windshield and side glass

[jjmarotz]

This worked quite well last yr. 3203 JD, 5' Meteor blower, weatherbreak, and 4 wheeler tire chains for front.

[tandttravis]

My Curtis 6' plow with a third function valve kit to run the hydraulic angle. I have a 130' driveway and a 1/2 mile road to keep clear. We get 150" - 200" of snow annually

[twodogs]

As soon as I get a picture of my wife...

[JDeerekid]

Originally Posted by jjmarotz

This worked quite well last yr. 3203 JD, 5' Meteor blower, weatherbreak, and 4 wheeler tire chains for front.

Just curious why so much weight on the blower? Does it ride up on packed snow or something? Nice looking rig none the less.