Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[eddiebroadway]

I shopped for a year then lucked into this one through a friend of my wife's for $2500, then sold the parts I did not need for $1500, so I have a grand into it before the quick attach plate, the steel, the cushion valve and the hoses.
We got about 6" of snow last night so I got use it again!

 

[Terrasteve]

IH 184 Ready for action!

 

[D7E]

First real push of the winter last night . -43c windchill when we stopped for diesel

 

[kiotiken]

First real push of the winter last night . -43c windchill when we stopped for diesel

Ahhh... we think we're all tough with our -30's here in Ottawa, then we talk to somebody from Manitoba or Saskatchewan :laughing:

 

[skyhook]

Ahhh... we think we're all tough with our -30's here in Ottawa, then we talk to somebody from Manitoba or Saskatchewan :laughing:

LOL, them Saskatoon fella's have "no blood", they can take the cold...lol

 

[skyhook]

Double post.

 

[DABSGT]

IH 184 Ready for action!

184 is a nice little tractor, have used one for years.

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[Terrasteve]

184 is a nice little tractor, have used one for years.

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I have only had mine for a couple of years, but I am impressed with how smooth running this little tractor is. I am hoping to find a mower deck for it some day.

 

[DABSGT]

I have only had mine for a couple of years, but I am impressed with how smooth running this little tractor is. I am hoping to find a mower deck for it some day.

I used a rear finish mower, did a nice job especially in open areas. I only hit the house twice with the mower deck pushed my luck, wife wasn't happy!

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[srs]

D7E, just curious but how is the traction with the CAT 928G? Why I ask is I've watched you-tube videos of wheeled loaders and they seem to have very poor traction, especially with bald tires and/or no chains. Thanks, Stanley