Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[Rustyiron]

Select the "category" in quick navigation (JD, attachments, build it yourself, etc) and up top click start new...:thumbsup:

 

[Creamer]

Just in case that was not clear enough - go to the "Home" tab under the "Forums" page you are in to read this and scroll down and select the forum that you want to start a new thread in.

 

[beenthere]

This thread name is "Pictures of your snow weapons" under the "Snow Removal" heading. Go to the top and click on Snow Removal if that is what your new thread is about.. or go up-line from there to back out of this 'weapons' thread to a broader subject heading.
Hope that helps..

 

[shaeff]

When I first got my '64 MF35 Utility, I set up an old truck plow on the 3pt hitch. Thought I was set to go until my father gave me a huge bucket of old truck tire chains. He said: "this should be enough for you to get around."

Boy was he right, I spent a few hours in 15* weather cutting, modifying those chains to fit the best I could get them. I spin a bit in heavy wet stuff, but I'd imagine I'd be stuck fast without them.

 

[marksold187]

Yanmar 187D has battled Oswego county snowbelt weather 30 years. Recent upgrades are a woodmaxx sb60 rear blower and Deere x500 series snow cab (let me know if you want details, this was an easy adaptation, has a real door, and cheap <$450 on eBay all the time). synthetic hydraulic oil (napa) and 5-40 Rotella synthetic keeps it starting easy. Recent power steering add on. plow is some homemade which bolts into bucket with 4 bolts.

 

[Drewmon]

....and a new tractor shed:thumbsup:

Go the roof on the carport this weekend as planned. I'm done with it until Spring, then I 'll trim it up and paint a few parts.

 

[LouNY]

Yanmar 187D has battled Oswego county snowbelt weather 30 years. Recent upgrades are a woodmaxx sb60 rear blower and Deere x500 series snow cab (let me know if you want details, this was an easy adaptation, has a real door, and cheap <$450 on eBay all the time). synthetic hydraulic oil (napa) and 5-40 Rotella synthetic keeps it starting easy. Recent power steering add on. plow is some homemade which bolts into bucket with 4 bolts.

Looks good and should get the job done in relative comfort

 

[Creamer]

Looks good and should get the job done in relative comfort

Looks like itwon't have so many flakes falling through!

Nice work!

 

[marksold187]

no more head to toe carharts and mask and goggles (we get some wind out there sometimes).

 

[jon edwards]

Finally got around to getting a pipe on my blade for plowing. The hope is that I don't move so much gravel when I plow snow. I had it made at a local welding shop. They suggested putting the bolts on each end to pinch the pipe and help hold it in place. It also has two short lengths of chain welded on the pipe to chain it to the top of the blade. Just got it back today so I haven't used it. Looks like snow tonight and the next few days so I'll see how it works on the gravel.