Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[jjeff]

I had difficulty finding a 72" that would go onto our Outlander. I ordered the setup from the company just a few hours ago. View attachment 762188

I have a similar one I use down state, 5', decent plows, works great on a 700 Kodiak 4 wheeler however I have a long drive down here and wish I bought a county style.

 

[Jimbo16720]

Kubota L245dt with hydraulic plow bought for $4000. Will beat using a back blade.

 

[TractorTYMe]

That's an awesome setup, the old 'Botas are stout machines.

 

[Jimbo16720]

That's an awesome setup, the old 'Botas are stout machines.

I got a bad back and that turning around to see what you're plowing sucks. This way I can just drive ahead. 25hp gear tractor. Don't like the new ones with all the emissions and like gears.

 

[PEJ5]

Has anyone installed a Bercomac winter cab? If so, how well does it fit and work?

https://bercomac.com/products/winter-cab-for-compact-tractors

 

[5030]

This year when it snows, I'll be inside in front of the fire toasting my feet. No more plowing and blowing snow for me. One of my renters has a Power Wagon with a plow

 

[aeblank]

This year when it snows, I'll be inside in front of the fire toasting my feet. No more plowing and blowing snow for me. One of my renters has a Power Wagon with a plow

I have a powerwagon with a plow.
Tractor is easier and faster.

https://imgur.com/rKalQkp

 

[civilian]

I have a powerwagon with a plow.
Tractor is easier and faster.

https://imgur.com/rKalQkp

I think I like your powerwagen better than 5030's renter's, sight unseen. Jon

 

[aeblank]

I think I like your powerwagen better than 5030's renter's, sight unseen. Jon

This winter *might* be the year I start working on it.... My son wants to be dropped off at school in it. I agree.

A couple friends are willing to help, except one wants me to Cummins swap it and one wants me to do a coilover conversion. Easy when it's not your money.

That said, I DO want to do a 12v swap and disc brake conversion. The second of which ain't cheap either. I'd love a syncro trans, but figure it's way easier to just learn how to shift it.

 

[Gordon Gould]

Nice Power Wagon aeblank

gg

 

[aeblank]

Nice Power Wagon aeblank

gg

Thanks.
Been a few years since it's been run, but I bet it'd take less than an hour to get it going. Tough old thing.

 

[Rustyiron]

A true American classic.

 

[aeblank]

A true American classic.

Assuming you meant me...
It was given to me probably 18 years ago, but they have some value these days.

Here's my gallery, including some pics I took to show a friend that knows body work (so not flattering).

Power Wagon (1948)

https://imgur.com/a/UwwEw

 

[Rustyiron]

Yes ae, the original PW is one of those things that I've wanted since my "matchbox" days. There's a company that is putting the sheet metal on brand new chassis with a modern drivetrain for BIG money. I forget where I've seen it but it's probably on YouTube.

 

[Citydude]

I have a powerwagon with a plow.
Tractor is easier and faster.

https://imgur.com/rKalQkp

That powerwagon is pure style.

 

[HAR]

I have a powerwagon with a plow.
Tractor is easier and faster.

https://imgur.com/rKalQkp

Nice truck! Memory flash back! When my dad first began to sell cars/trucks, 1950, he worked for a Dodge dealership (Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, DeSoto) that sold Dodge trucks as well. I remember him occasionally bringing home a Power Wagon that he was going to deliver. When I was 5, I had a temporary disabling disease and I frequently was allowed to accompany him on deliveries. I remember the trucks were loud and noisy (engines/tires). Later in life, I fondly remember the Power Wagons being used by many of the local repair garages as tow/plow trucks.

 

[aeblank]

Nice truck! Memory flash back! When my dad first began to sell cars/trucks, 1950, he worked for a Dodge dealership (Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, DeSoto) that sold Dodge trucks as well. I remember him occasionally bringing home a Power Wagon that he was going to deliver. When I was 5, I had a temporary disabling disease and I frequently was allowed to accompany him on deliveries. I remember the trucks were loud and noisy (engines/tires). Later in life, I fondly remember the Power Wagons being used by many of the local repair garages as tow/plow trucks.

Good memories.
Mine's loud too. Hacked a cherry bomb in for the missing muffler years ago. I went in sales calls with my dad too, but it was a 1990 Chevy.
Really wanting to dig into the truck. Need to get the garage heat working. Need to have my contract job extended. Need time. So we'll see. With luck I can start a thread with my progress. Seems as though there's enough connections to similar trucks for people to be interested.

 

[ArlyA]

Is on but ready?

 

[sd455dan]

Well getting antsy here.

I ordered a pull behind blower on August 1st and was told then it was on back order and not to expect it until sometime in November...

Just couldn't stand it anymore and called the dealer yesterday. The gal said let me check with the manufacturer in Canada and see where we are at. I will call you back.

10 minutes later she did call me back and said your inverted blower is already built and they are getting the shipping order together for importing to USA.

WIFO is predicting delivery within about 2 weeks.

 

[grsthegreat]

I dont even want to think about blowing out sprinklers yet, much less pulling snow equip out. where did fall go.