New machine!

[T Connolly]

Very nicely done down to the pegged flooring! I have 4 of the same Advents as part of an older audio system in my office.

How is your "barn" heated, as there are no ducts evident?

It’s not heated. Just a barn!

If you do a lot of snow removal, you might want to consider a Rear Pull Snowblower. Perfect companion to that tractor

PS, you had me at Advent Speakers

Nice. I’ve never seen one. We used to have a 6 foot rear facing snow blower but we got tired of blowing backwards. Tough on the neck!

 

[dodge man]

I can tell I’m getting old, your barn photos are like p*rn to me. Beautiful building.

 

[T Connolly]

“Heads up … make sure that left hand glass door is fully closed when pulling into the barn. (Ask my why I mention this ) ”

So, I’m not the only one! Luckily I caught it in time and only put a NEARLY (except by me) unnoticeable tweak in the door frame.

I once took out a transom window of my maintenance barn with the ROPS. I know the feeling!!

 

[T Connolly]

I can tell I’m getting old, your barn photos are like p*rn to me. Beautiful building.

Thank you. It was a long time dream to build a timber frame barn. We were finally able to do it three years ago.

 

[Gregster613]

TConnolly - that's an understatement, the barn is fantastic, the framing detail, lights - no wires, then the cars really add a lot of character!

Then your loft area - all very nicely done, Thank you for sharing!

I agree wholeheartedly Carl!! There was lots of attention to detail building that structure. The only items appropriate to be housed inside there are those collectable autos!! I sure wouldn't want to park/work on my leaky tractor inside that!

 

[LouNY]

The barn is very nice. View attachment 4770055View attachment 4770055

Very nice "barn" and autos

 

[ruffdog]

It’s not heated. Just a barn!

Very nice "barn" and autos

Nice barn and equipment. Yeah, I wouldn't waste the energy heating something like that.....I'm kidding! Nice.

 

[T Connolly]

I agree wholeheartedly Carl!! There was lots of attention to detail building that structure. The only items appropriate to be housed inside there are those collectable autos!! I sure wouldn't want to park/work on my leaky tractor inside that!

 

[airbiscuit]

You would love Rear Pull Snowblower!

 

[airbiscuit]

This is mine

 

[airbiscuit]

 

[T Connolly]

Nice barn and equipment. Yeah, I wouldn't waste the energy heating something like that.....I'm kidding! Nice.

Thank you.

You would love Rear Pull Snowblower!

That looks pretty sweet!

 

[T Connolly]

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Pretty good price too. I’ll ask my dealer about it. Might be just what I need. The 4052 R has the continuous flow loop as opposed to power beyond. I’m sure it would work. Thanks!

 

[airbiscuit]

It's 3 point mounted and PTO driven.
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Here is an earlier post

I was out with my rear pull snowblower today in 12" of heavy wet snow. I cleared my place, 7 of the neighbors driveways, and widened the 1/2 mile road the neighbor had plowed. A few observations:

• It still threw 30' or so, but it takes power. I had to go slower than normal and up the RPMs.
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• It absolutely disputed the myth about there being a problem of driving over the snow. Even when I drove over banks that elevated the tractor, the snowblower scraped clean.
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• I have a manual chute rotator. I don't have to change it often, but a hydraulic chute rotator would be sweet.
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• I am thrilled that I sold by conventional 3pt snowblower and bought an inverted.

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[airbiscuit]

Here are some manufacturers

• M K Martin
• Erskine
• Frontier
• Land Pride
• Bush Hog
• Farm King
• Wifo
• Pronovost
• Normand

There may be other Canadian manufacturers.