Gonerafting
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My X744:
Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons
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grsthegreat
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That all wheel steer always makes it look like the rear wheel is falling off.
Stratfordpropertycare
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Seen one of our local guys using one with the 4 wheel steering, looked like it did a nice job in tight spaces.....
JimR
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That is pretty cool to be able to turn that sharp a turn.
mj007
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The most snow at one time was 30+ inches in a March storm about 15 years ago but the picture shows the average 6-10 inches we usually get :tractor:
RockyNY
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scoutcub
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OK.....FINALLY we got some snow in NE Ohio, and FINALLY I had to break down and get the snow machine ready. Took the loader off, mounted the front hitch. Put a 1" rubber cutting edge on the blade. Mounted the salt spreader on the weight box, and ran the wiring.
Got it all together finally! Had to run to town and get some hydro connectors for the angle cylinders, had different size couplers. Also had to tweak the electric motor lock screw/splash guard.
tried it all out yesterday, works great! I've got a very steep driveway, after a few trips spinning tires coming back up, it got SLICK.......so loaded up the salt, and used the spreader...worked like magic. The tractor usually takes a 5' blade, but I mounted a 6'....works like a champ. Really like the rubber cutting edge, like a big squegee. The salt spreader sticks out the back of the rig a bit far, so have to be cautious around buildings.
Only had around 3 inches, but enjoyed some great seat time!
Got it all together finally! Had to run to town and get some hydro connectors for the angle cylinders, had different size couplers. Also had to tweak the electric motor lock screw/splash guard.
tried it all out yesterday, works great! I've got a very steep driveway, after a few trips spinning tires coming back up, it got SLICK.......so loaded up the salt, and used the spreader...worked like magic. The tractor usually takes a 5' blade, but I mounted a 6'....works like a champ. Really like the rubber cutting edge, like a big squegee. The salt spreader sticks out the back of the rig a bit far, so have to be cautious around buildings.
Only had around 3 inches, but enjoyed some great seat time!
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Stratfordpropertycare
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looks like it could handle a driveway no problem....AJones
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Here is an older pic of my TC33D with with the plow & blower.
Second is a pic of my summer project. I mounted a 2" receiver salt spreader by modifying an old truck hitch to fit my 3 point. Today was the first I need to use it and am happy how it worked overall. Only problem was it threw the salt too wide even after I adjusted it to the tightest setting. I will have to work on something to correct that. My drive is 10' wide x 1000' long and steep.
Second is a pic of my summer project. I mounted a 2" receiver salt spreader by modifying an old truck hitch to fit my 3 point. Today was the first I need to use it and am happy how it worked overall. Only problem was it threw the salt too wide even after I adjusted it to the tightest setting. I will have to work on something to correct that. My drive is 10' wide x 1000' long and steep.
