Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[Thomas]

My M7040, HLA 3000 8' and Erskine 901 RP. No chains yet but might put them on today, it's nice and warm. Naw, I'll wait til it's 5 below and snowing.
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That's one heck of Vermonster.... Welcome.

 

[beepilot]

 

[powerscol]

My M7040, HLA 3000 8' and Erskine 901 RP. No chains yet but might put them on today, it's nice and warm. Naw, I'll wait til it's 5 below and snowing.
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I have never seen a rear mounted snow blower you drive forward with. Could you share more information and pictures and how does it work removing your wheel tracks?
Thanks

 

[Soldier415]

Naa. I love my heated cab.....you can have the snow pants and visors.
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Agreed. Love my heated cab. Especially when blowing light dry snow

 

[Agvg]

It the normal way to use a blower, I have never seen anything but pull behind on normal tracktors here in Scandinavia, nobody has even thought on anything else.

Dalen Snøfres 2009 (offisiell video) - YouTube

 

[GunSlinger1]

My new BX2370 with BX5455HD blower i picked up about a month ago. We've only had a couple small snows but so far it sure beats the walk behind. :thumbsup:

 

[powerscol]

It the normal way to use a blower, I have never seen anything but pull behind on normal tracktors here in Scandinavia, nobody has even thought on anything else.

Dalen Snøfres 2009 (offisiell video) - YouTube

It is always interesting to hear about how other folks do it. Here in Colorado, all the rear mounted blowers I have seen require you to drive backwards. Examples Frontier Implements | Snow Removal Equipment | John Deere US
84" Snow Blower, Tractor Snow Blower, Hydraulic Chute Rotation - WoodMaxx

Merry Christmas

 

[coldsteelva]

Rear mounted, pull type are completely fine if the type and depth of regular snow events are not so deep as to make it impossible to drive the tractor through BEFORE the blower clears the path behind. Front mounts are way too expensive for what they are and the rear mount, traditional blower clears the path of the tractor BEFORE it rides up on the snow.

 

[shaeff]

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[Agvg]

Rear mounted, pull type are completely fine if the type and depth of regular snow events are not so deep as to make it impossible to drive the tractor through BEFORE the blower clears the path behind. Front mounts are way too expensive for what they are and the rear mount, traditional blower clears the path of the tractor BEFORE it rides up on the snow.

The only way to use a rear blower that goes the wrong way is tractors where you can turn the seat and have steering wheel at the read and those that turns the whole cab. A 12h shift must kill the neck....