roostersmasher
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The b3200 at the time was a little bit more Machine than I thought I needed. Turns out to fit my needs perfectly. I use to plow snow for a living(15 years), F-350 Power Stroker. Good truck for plowing. I then use to plow my road, the guy next door and a huge Hockey rink with my Quad, as well as nice long paths all around the lake. The Quad worked good.
My B3200 has a FEL with a regular back blade. I opted out for the snow blower. But this machine is very manuverable and can create some nice size piles. The HST is the only way to go for me. I can get a lot done in a short amount of time. Did not think I would like plowing with the back blade, but I have grown to love it and it works great
So far this year we have had a couple decent snow falls. As I write this we are in the middle of getting a decent snow fall. 6" has fallen since midnight. Got the truck loaded with the tow behind flip over type shanty, Snowmobile loaded and all my gear etc.. Heading to Saginaw Bay, we have enough ice to get out to the fish, 9 to 12 miles out. Just waiting for the snow to let up so I can plow the driveway and the road so she can get to work :cool2:
My B3200 has a FEL with a regular back blade. I opted out for the snow blower. But this machine is very manuverable and can create some nice size piles. The HST is the only way to go for me. I can get a lot done in a short amount of time. Did not think I would like plowing with the back blade, but I have grown to love it and it works great
So far this year we have had a couple decent snow falls. As I write this we are in the middle of getting a decent snow fall. 6" has fallen since midnight. Got the truck loaded with the tow behind flip over type shanty, Snowmobile loaded and all my gear etc.. Heading to Saginaw Bay, we have enough ice to get out to the fish, 9 to 12 miles out. Just waiting for the snow to let up so I can plow the driveway and the road so she can get to work :cool2: