Snow Equipment Owning/Operating SNOW REMOVAL PICTURES

[dcyrilc]

Not much to say, thought someone might enjoy the pic.

Nice picture. Green, yellow, and white seam to go well together. Of course, so do orange and white, red and white, etc...

It's nice seeing people getting things done with their tractors. Mine's sitting in the shop half torn apart while I get repairs done.

 

[4shorts]

Wow some of you folks are really getting the snow this winter. We get the snow but it's usually followed by rain.



YouTube - Kubota plowing and blowing

 

[jdgreg]

Is this in Belleview Farms? I don't know about you, but I'm ready for spring!

No, I'm off Rt 17, between I66 and Warrenton. I am soooo over winter. I'm ready for the dog days of summer.

 

[pfestus1]

My rig is nuthin fancy, just my old Massey Ferguson 135 with a snow plow that came off an old pickup. A welder friend helped me with the sub frame and mounting the snow plow. The electo-hydraulic lifter was shot, so I'm using a Harbor Freight elec. winch to lift the plow. Angle change is manual. The tractor is a 3 cyl. gas, with low range, and a locking differential. Fluid in tires with chains. I load up the carry all with cinder blocks for more weight and she goes pretty good in up to 12 or so inches of snow. We live in a Homeowners Assoc. neighborhood with 2 miles of gravel road that we maintain. Myself and a couple other owners with CUTs do most of the snow removal. This year has been brutal here in SW Virginia. Going on 50" or so of total snow since before Christmas.

 

[bill in ny]

pfestus, looks like a good solid rig to me.

 

[stevem5215]

Steinering the snow.

YouTube - stevem5215's Channel

Steve

 

[dcyrilc]

My rig is nuthin fancy, just my old Massey Ferguson 135 with a snow plow that came off an old pickup. A welder friend helped me with the sub frame and mounting the snow plow. The electo-hydraulic lifter was shot, so I'm using a Harbor Freight elec. winch to lift the plow. Angle change is manual. The tractor is a 3 cyl. gas, with low range, and a locking differential. Fluid in tires with chains. I load up the carry all with cinder blocks for more weight and she goes pretty good in up to 12 or so inches of snow. We live in a Homeowners Assoc. neighborhood with 2 miles of gravel road that we maintain. Myself and a couple other owners with CUTs do most of the snow removal. This year has been brutal here in SW Virginia. Going on 50" or so of total snow since before Christmas.

That old Massey looks to me like it's pretty special. Good lookin' machine!

 

[fish6942]

These are what gets it done on our 1,200' driveway and parking areas. Kubota BX2350 with 60" blower and Polaris Hawkeye with 48" blade.

 

[Diamondpilot]

Well we got about 5-7 more inches today and its still coming down. This is on top of our 24" or so on the ground. Here is some pics. The first ones are my little one on Sunday. She is 5 and about 40" tall I would guess. The later ones are today, about 30 minutes ago. Sorry for the quality but snapped them with the cell.

Chris

 

[Diamondpilot]

Here are a few more.

Chris