Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[Jimbuilds]

Thank you sir. That is a fine looking machine in your avatar as well.

 

[Balerguy2]

this one works very well. DIY An extra pic will show it better.... tnx Bob88

 

[Bob88]

this one works very well. DIY

That looks to be a good setup is there a PTO driven pump I’m guessing and the tank serves as ballast as well I like it

 

[Bob88]

For last night and tonight my ice weapon is walking to my truck

 

[Rustyiron]

Bob, I love icing.... but on my cake!:laughing:
Here's my solution.

 

[Bob88]

Bob, I love icing.... but on my cake!:laughing:
Here's my solution.





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Yeah ice is fine in my drink. Had to have traction devices on my boots to get anywhere.

 

[truetractoring]

Ready for Snowmaggedon 2019 in the Pacific Northwest.

 

[shaeff]

Ready for Snowmaggedon 2019 in the Pacific Northwest.

Grab a piece of 2” steel pipe, cut a slit in it, slide it over the cutting edge on the plow, you’ll move a lot less gravel.

How’s visibility with that setup? I thought of doing something similar.

 

[civilian]

Ready for Snowmaggedon 2019 in the Pacific Northwest.

Did you have to add spacers to put on the rear chains? If so, what length? I have the BX2230, and thought about chains, but didn't bit the bullet yet. Jon

 

[piercedtiger]

Did you have to add spacers to put on the rear chains? If so, what length? I have the BX2230, and thought about chains, but didn't bit the bullet yet. Jon

If the wheel spacing is anything like my GC2600 you might be able to flip them left to right (valve stems in) and get an extra inch or so on each side. I did that for free and chains clear just fine.