Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Another winter storm = snow clean-up pictures

[sd455dan]

read the Spokane one and thought- What is he talking about its been sunny, what snow... then looked at the date

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Hi there, thought I would chime in on the snow removal chores as I just got back in the house after cleaning up today's snow fall. I'm in Valdez, Alaska and boy do we get the snow here. 300 to 500 inches a year! Anybody doing the math that is 25 to 40 feet. Once it starts snowing in November it doesn't melt until May, just keeps piling up. After awhile we start really having to work to find a place to stack it all. I have a JD3320 in the winter I run a three point mounted PTO driven snow blower, up front I switch between the standard loader bucket and my big snow push. That combination works good for me. I've added one set of wheel weights. Here are some photos from today.
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I gotta say JD that I would never think that your tractor could handle such a large snow pusher. I want to get one for my tractor (Mahindra 3016) but was worried about getting one about half the size of yours (22" high x 6' wide by 30" deep) As I do not have the blower, it would have to handle all types of snow. I am having doubts about my choice being able to move 8" of slushy wet snow and considering getting the 5' wide one.

 

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Holy old thread revival Batman! Over five years old.

I know but it still snows even with all this global warming we're experiencing.