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I've been watching this message hoping for a recommendation as I have the same interest.

BisonTC, I'm surprised to see that you use your broom 90% of the time. I have a small (2-man) light commercial/residential snow removal operation and have never used my broom on my toolcat. I bought the angle broom new with the Toolcat in 2021 and regret not buying the snowblower instead. I have...

One more thing... if you are considering a snow blade for it, take a look at the Western Prodigy. I've historically been a Boss Plow guy but for the ToolCat - the Prodigy is an excellent match.

Congratulations on your decision to purchase the ToolCat! It's one hell of a price tag but you will appreciate the versatility long after the price is forgotten!

Although not a substantial test, I used the Ventrac on a 2” wet snow. Its impressive! Now working on a way to carry a shovel.

Pulled the trigger. I was a bit surprised that these are not readily available in my area. Had to travel a few hours to find a dealer that had inventory.

very good to know - thank you!

That is very good to hear! It appears you use it primarily for your driveway. Presumably, without many obstacles. In my neighborhood, they thought it was a good idea to plug up the sidewalks with large planters, streetlights, mailboxes, fire hydrants, traffic signs, decorative trees, benches...

I've never heard of Trackless. Impressive!

I actually have a Bobcat rotary broom for the ToolCat and it works well but is a little too big for sidewalks. However, that is not the problem. I'm finding that I need to plow parking lots with the ToolCat simultaneously with another guy doing sidewalks. Therefore, I'm looking for a separate...

I've got a two-man, commercial snow removal operation that consists of several small parking lots and sidewalks in a business district. I've got the parking lot part of the operation down pat. I use a ToolCat with a Wester Prodigy plow and couldn't be happier. Now I'm interested in upgrading the...

I don’t know if it’s the best or not but I regret not taking a closer look at the Minnesota Implement Floating Snowplow. Clever design that allows you to pin the lift arm effectively converting to a ridged plow. Demo on YouTube.

Thanks for your advise, guys. I opted for a 7 ft snow-bucket. Still researching plow blades. I certainly share your opinion of the V-plow. They are versatile. I'm a bit surprised (pleasantly) to learn that it handles a 8-footer so well. Still curious about the scoop style plow.

I’m in northern Wisconsin. I have plowed snow for many years, primarily with a 3/4 ton pickup. I only plow for neighbors, relatives, friends and some volunteer jobs for churches etc. This year I agreed to take on about 15 light commercial accounts. I‘ve always wanted a toolcat and that gave me...