Snow Attachments No snow this year in New England!

[Pixguy]

I guess the OP, Koopster is too busy out snowblowing to report in. :laughing:

 

[tcreeley]

I picked up hearing that 6.8 inches of snow was on the way. I figured I would get to try out the 7' snowplow I mounted on the bucket of my tractor. As of 9:30 we have 2" and the temp is 37. I don't think I will be plowing today unless I want to get back into the garden!
Just saw this: http://www.accuweather.com/blogs/news/story/57076/historic-october-snowstorm-sti.asp

 

[First one]

Started snowing here around 9:30 Sat. night.Woke up to about 2-3" and still snowing pretty good out right now 10:00 AM.:thumbsup: I got about half of what I needed to get picked up around the yard, the rest I'll just find where every I stop pushing snow I guess:confused3:
One good wake up call to let us know it's coming, thank god it will warm up and melt off in no time.:thumbsup I hope )

 

[mpham]

Just finished here. Looks like 24 inches.
Town plowed in all the neighbors so I used
the tractor and blower to help out.
The combo worked great!

 

[koopster]

:thumbsup:

This stom took the fun out of playing with new toys! I am glad we did not get as much as many of you are reporting but man oh man it was like a giant slushy out in the yard! The Pronovost p-800TRC preformed well, of course the amount of water slamming out the shoot looked like a garden hose!
Used the rotational drum to shoot the snow out the side instead of up the chute so I could move quicker without packing the chute full.

Will upload a video when finished mounting the lights, etc. THe Add-On electric solonoid valve splitter worked well, also, turning the 2 rear remotes into three as I need three to run the chute, deflector, and drum.

Hope all of your snow equipment worked well after the summer break (so far away)

Koopster

 

[Don87]

:thumbsup:

This stom took the fun out of playing with new toys! I am glad we did not get as much as many of you are reporting but man oh man it was like a giant slushy out in the yard! The Pronovost p-800TRC preformed well, of course the amount of water slamming out the shoot looked like a garden hose!
Used the rotational drum to shoot the snow out the side instead of up the chute so I could move quicker without packing the chute full.

Will upload a video when finished mounting the lights, etc. THe Add-On electric solonoid valve splitter worked well, also, turning the 2 rear remotes into three as I need three to run the chute, deflector, and drum.

Hope all of your snow equipment worked well after the summer break (so far away)

Koopster

Am glad to hear you weathered the storm, and that your Provonost worked well for you.

 

[Don87]

Just finished here. Looks like 24 inches.
Town plowed in all the neighbors so I used
the tractor and blower to help out.
The combo worked great!

Glad to hear your combo worked, and that you were able to help the neighbors.

 

[crazyal]

So can we put the idea that New England will not get any snow this season to rest? :laughing:

 

[tuoysRme]

Hiya,

Better go early to get your blower tuoysRme, called my dealer today to ask them when they were dropping off my front blower for my new cab tractor and even though it's been sitting on a pallet in the lot with my name on it for a month, they sold it to another person. Not a good day. They said another one is coming in next week, the snow will be here in 24 hours.

Now I'm stuck using a loader to take a foot or so off a 1000+ foot driveway or going out to get a 3pt blower to replace the one I thought I didn't need anymore and sold 4 days ago.....

Grrrrrrrrrr :mur:

Tom

Way a head of you picked it up Friday afternoon got it set up that evening.
got other stuff taken care of on saturday started snowing around 2 woke to 18" of snow. so the maiden voyage. was awesome. sorry to hear about yours being sold to someone else.

Brian