Snow Attachments Get my tractor ready for snow plowing?

[Matthewf13]

matthewf13 may= 13 yr old looking to go into
business. if so, kudos for not sitting around playing
video games, but makes you wonder how many places
he may be posting and never following up

That is my email account name. I made it a few years ago.

I am 16, and work on a farm. The reason I asked this question was a friend of my dad is looking for someone to work at her farm when it snows (they have large sidewalks and driveways that need snow clearing).


When I was 13 I did want to work on a farm with tractors and big equipment, but always got discouraged because I would not have to have the money to buy a truck and tractor when I would be able to drive.

 

[RoyJackson]

That is my email account name. I made it a few years ago.

I am 16, and work on a farm. The reason I asked this question was a friend of my dad is looking for someone to work at her farm when it snows (they have large sidewalks and driveways that need snow clearing).


When I was 13 I did want to work on a farm with tractors and big equipment, but always got discouraged because I would not have to have the money to buy a truck and tractor when I would be able to drive.

Well, can't hurt to plow drives and sidewalks. Just realize this machine is going to be pretty limited in what it can do.
It's also going to be pretty expensive (which means a long time before you make any money). You'll want more then just your father's friend as a customer. Something else to consider is transporting it to your customers, unles they are very very local.

Since your father's friend has a farm, I'd think she has a tractor as well. For the drive, I suggest you use her equipment and just get paid labor.