110tlb new vs. used or 4120?

[AKfish]

Yup, move lot's of snow. We get enough snow over the course of the winter that I end up with large haystacks of the stuff at both ends of my driveway and at least a couple of spots off in the woods (where it can melt and not leave me with a mudhole until June).

So, I've found more use for the HD front bucket and a 7' rear blade configuration. There's been alot of discussions here on TBN about the pros and cons of the various attachments and moving snow.

The front skid-steer mount blade would be considerably faster movin' the snow around and out of the way but it wouldn't be my choice to build piles with...

One of my next welding projects is to configure a hydraulic cylinder on the rear blade. So, this next winter all 3 rows of rear SCV's will have hoses hooked up!

AKfish

 

[gamble77]

Right...if you want a grapple to move debris then go with either a rock type bucket or a grapple we have been selling which is more of a root rake base with grapples (this is what AK has) and they work great because you can clamp down directly from the top of a piece if needed instead of trying to work your tines underneath.