Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[Gizmo2]

Hitch pin is off my wife's truck. I couldn't find the other one

:thumbsup:

 

[Thomas]

Rob660.
Did you add piece of metal back side of bucket for push plate support?

Have all most the same setup.

I don't use the chain,so if I need to scrape I tilt bucket while plowing.

 

[FarmerGene]

Just finished the cab first snow with a heated cab, gives new meaning to the term "seat time"

 

[Chooglin]

We had over a foot of snow in the past 3 days here in Ohio,so I had a chance to try out the snowblower.

YouTube - DSCF5688

 

[Timber]

These are from last winter for those that have not seen them

YouTube - kubota plow.wmv

YouTube - snow blower clips_0001.wmv

YouTube - snow blower 2 002.MPG

 

[Thomas]

Snow storm just barely missing us lately,sooo decided to hookup and double check points of interest before old man winter says howya doing.

 

[beenthere]

They say "old man winter" will visit us in southern WI tonight with 10-11". That is up from 3" just a couple hours ago. If I have to put the chains on and add the wing tomorrow, so be it. I look forward to the seat time, before the 25-30 mph winds at below zero hit Sunday night. Brrrrr!

 

[Thomas]

Beenthere.
Enjoy the therapy.

 

[Hoosier Hay Man]

My old standby Case 446 and snow blade. I haven't moved any snow yet with the Kioti . It just started snowing around noon and we have a couple of inches on the ground now.

 

[furnitureguy]

Here's mine a Mahindra 2615 chains front and rear. Mostly I use the rear blade that I modified by attaching an old section of water pipe, welding it to the skid shoes and attaching the little brackets to give it more support in the middle.
I used to use it on my old Ford 2n and did a pretty nice job of bending it at which point I bolted on the iron channel which I later welded. I then snapped the thing at the point were the blade pivots and had it rewelded and strengthened. The guy that did it welded it back with a slight twist and I had to cut out part of the blade to get it to spin again, I won't be using him again.
I live in the cascade mountains in northern California and we tend to get really wet snow. Every winter is different but when it snows we tend to get at least a 8" and usually more.