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Old 02-15-2009, 01:55 PM   #261 (permalink)
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Default Re: Let's see your snow removal equipment

I left the paperwork at work but I think it was about $2200.00 -$2400.00
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Old 02-25-2009, 07:29 PM   #262 (permalink)
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Here's the latest setup on my snow machine.

Bought an old 6' Meyers truck plow, and added loader mounting brackets to work with my quick attach. Needs fresh paint, but that won't happen until summer. I plan to do the entire frame in Kubota grey, and may do the moldboard in Kubota orange - haven't quite figured that out. The paint on the back of the moldboard is in decent shape, but the front is trashed with a crappy coat of paint from the previous owner. Also, I'll work on the hydraulic angling this summer.

But I wanted to get everything fabbed up so I can start using it to plow all the drives and the portion of road that I have to deal with. Took the pic Feb. 23rd. You can see how I've had such a need for serious snow removal equipment this year.
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Old 02-25-2009, 08:27 PM   #263 (permalink)
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Here's the latest setup on my snow machine.

Bought an old 6' Meyers truck plow, and added loader mounting brackets to work with my quick attach. Needs fresh paint, but that won't happen until summer. I plan to do the entire frame in Kubota grey, and may do the moldboard in Kubota orange - haven't quite figured that out. The paint on the back of the moldboard is in decent shape, but the front is trashed with a crappy coat of paint from the previous owner. Also, I'll work on the hydraulic angling this summer.

But I wanted to get everything fabbed up so I can start using it to plow all the drives and the portion of road that I have to deal with. Took the pic Feb. 23rd. You can see how I've had such a need for serious snow removal equipment this year.
That's a good looking mount setup you have there, I like that. It would look great painted . I would paint the frame black and the plow Kubota orange it will look like a factory job, Black springs, and black skid plates too. Kubota's plow frames are black and only the tractor frame itself is gray. It wouldn't look good all orange. But that's just my opinion. I wouldn't say anything if it was already painted. I hope you don't mind my two cents.
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Old 02-25-2009, 08:35 PM   #264 (permalink)
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Yeah it's a JD but it moves snow really well for a home made snow blade setup.
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Old 02-25-2009, 08:50 PM   #265 (permalink)
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Yeah it's a JD but it moves snow really well for a home made snow blade setup.
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Awesome. Has it seen any snow yet?
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Old 02-25-2009, 09:15 PM   #266 (permalink)
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Awesome. Has it seen any snow yet?
All winter. A lot of snow this year and it is holding up very well. I normally get about 4 winters on a paint job. Made the blade and belly mount for my 1988 JD 650 twenty years ago and modified it this past summer to fit the 2320.
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Old 02-25-2009, 09:23 PM   #267 (permalink)
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My tractor use to look like that, the I washed it with warm water and it shrunk.... NICE machine
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Old 02-25-2009, 11:01 PM   #268 (permalink)
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That's Kubota's plow frames are black and only the tractor frame itself is gray. It wouldn't look good all orange. But that's just my opinion. I wouldn't say anything if it was already painted. I hope you don't mind my two cents.

OH come on WaxMan. You don't like orange frames! Everyone who have seen mine assumes it's factory fresh and mine is orange. Even some of the Kubota reps were out checking out the beast the other day and thought it mached the tractor better
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My tractor use to look like that, the I washed it with warm water and it shrunk.... NICE machine
Gee that's to bad yours shrunk! I wonder if HF sells a tractor stretcher? Thanks man
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Ooh, I like that 4shorts.

I may just have to go with all-orange. I've been a little unsure if I liked the Kubota grey frame attached to the orange quick attach, but wasn't sure where to stop the orange and start the grey.

Looks like I'll have to play around a little bit and see what I can come up with.

But the all-orange looks better than I thought it would.
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Old 02-25-2009, 11:28 PM   #270 (permalink)
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Ooh, I like that 4shorts.

I may just have to go with all-orange. I've been a little unsure if I liked the Kubota grey frame attached to the orange quick attach, but wasn't sure where to stop the orange and start the grey.

Looks like I'll have to play around a little bit and see what I can come up with.

But the all-orange looks better than I thought it would.
Man to tell you the truth. After seeing your grey frame I like that as well Either way, you;ll have a good looking rig
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