Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[Ductape]

I like that St. J sign !!!

[linrick1]

I like that St. J sign !!!

Thanks Ductape, my father worked for St. J out of Manchester for years, retired a couple of years before they went under. I saw one of their old trailers sitting out in the woods being used for storage so I found the owner and traded him a 6 pack for the sign - fits perfect on our shop, Rick

[Rockgod]

Pictures from our last storm; 22"

Love this thread

[Chooglin]

Love this thread

I agree

there should be a caption under that third pic "a man and his machine"

[reichebrown]

Got my 54" plow fitted to the 2305:

[DK35vince]

A couple recent photos

[Iplayfarmer]

After seeing all of these pics and trying tonight to plow a driveway for my nieghbor who has been gone all winter... I really need to get an angle plow on the front of my tractor! The loader is just not fast enough when plowing that much of a straight away. The 4-wheeler doesn't have enough weight to push that much snow.

[Diamondpilot]

After seeing all of these pics and trying tonight to plow a driveway for my nieghbor who has been gone all winter... I really need to get an angle plow on the front of my tractor! The loader is just not fast enough when plowing that much of a straight away. The 4-wheeler doesn't have enough weight to push that much snow.

Yep, I have tried it all and for me the best thing is the 7' Truck Plow mounted on the FEL in place of the bucket. The next best thing was the 7' Rear Grader Blade with some use of the FEL bucket. I have also tried the blower but the most I have ever had on the ground at one time was 17" in a 24 hour period and even then the front mounted blade would have been better if I would just have plowed every 6-8 hours.

Don't get me wrong, the blower is nice for tight areas but we just do not have that issue here and it was just too slow.

Still love my walk behind blower for all the sidewalks.

Chris

[Iplayfarmer]

Yep, I have tried it all and for me the best thing is the 7' Truck Plow mounted on the FEL in place of the bucket. The next best thing was the 7' Rear Grader Blade with some use of the FEL bucket. I have also tried the blower but the most I have ever had on the ground at one time was 17" in a 24 hour period and even then the front mounted blade would have been better if I would just have plowed every 6-8 hours.

Don't get me wrong, the blower is nice for tight areas but we just do not have that issue here and it was just too slow.

Still love my walk behind blower for all the sidewalks.

Chris

Blowers leave a nice looking path behind, but I love the blade on my 4 wheeler for speed. I just need more power sometimes than what the ATV can give me. I can move a ton of snow with the FEL. I can only move it forward, though. I think an angle blade would be the best of both worlds.

I hardly use the 4-wheeler for anything else. If I got the front blade, I'd probably sell the 4-wheeler.

[Diamondpilot]

Blowers leave a nice looking path behind, but I love the blade on my 4 wheeler for speed. I just need more power sometimes than what the ATV can give me. I can move a ton of snow with the FEL. I can only move it forward, though. I think an angle blade would be the best of both worlds.

I hardly use the 4-wheeler for anything else. If I got the front blade, I'd probably sell the 4-wheeler.

The angle blade is what I have. Got a old Meyer Truck Blade on CL 3 years ago and totally rebuilt it. Best money I have ever spent. Using the 7' Woods rear blade to pull snow out from garage doors, ect makes the tractor the best of both worlds. Its super quick and the power angle makes it really nice.

I have a thread on the Snow Removal Forum here about re-doing it. My only regret is when I added the remote to my tractor for the power angle is I should have put a circuit so I could also add a power angle function to my rear grader blade.

Chris