Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons
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Lockport
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Finally added the much needed lights.
Why are tractor auxillary fuses box allocations always lacking a hot wire accommodation? Just a fuse.:cool2:
Why are tractor auxillary fuses box allocations always lacking a hot wire accommodation? Just a fuse.:cool2:
skyhook
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Very nice.:thumbsup:
ff1221
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JimR
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That would cost them money. Nice setup you got there.
check
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Wow, talk about spoiling each other. Who gets the bigger one? You must have a commercial snow clearing business!
powerscol
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If you need more light, take a look at my thread on installing a light bar on my CT 235. I will probably be adding a second one to face backward. I am a bit jealous, but don't get enough snow to justify.
ff1221
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She was supposed to get the bigger one but she didn't like the bigger blower I ordered for it so she took the smaller one. Yes we do about 140 accounts driveways and some commercial lots.
cford36
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Just got my new Pronovost Puma 64 that was modified to loader mount.
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That's the way to go. No driveshafts! :thumbsup:
grsthegreat
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Do you gave a rear hydraulic power unit also? I do love that mine has NO SHEAR BOLTS
cford36
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Piston
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Awesome setup! :thumbsup:
roadhunter
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That tractor and blower needs to be broken in. There is barely a scratch!
wmonroe
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How many gpm does it take to run a blower like that? Awesome looking setup!
check
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Good for you, ff. And you should be doing well this winter, given the amount of snow we have had here in Ontario - must be even more so with Lake Effect snow near Kincardine!:thumbsup:
cford36
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I believe they said it's running at 20gpm.
cford36
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Rubberducky
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I have a 500' driveway with decent grade of 15-20% towards the top. The gator is the CX which is the baby. With that said, I chain up my tires and lock the rear and I can push snow up the grade. It's only 2wd. I never get stuck or have any worries with it. I put a swisher receiver mounted sander on it which works great. Only small issue I have is the sander. When you slide the gate open you better start moving because the material starts flowing. There is no auto open for the gate on this model.
I have the factory glass and hard top. The black canopy is for a golf cart that fits pretty good. It lets me run heat inside and not freeze.
I bought the gator with the intention of getting around the property and I was going to get the blower for my tractor. Out of curiosity I made a mount, threw a winch on, and never looked back. I surely didn't think this could handle my driveway, especially with the snow we get, but it does perfectly.
Yes residential. My house.
muddstopper
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Pm me a little more info. I am still in the halfaz mode about even if I want to do this. It hit 70f yesterday and supposed to get close to that today. I am also not looking for anything to use this year, just thinking about next winter.
