Nice setup Sparky :thumbsup:
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Nice setup Sparky :thumbsup:
Sparky67
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- Caledon, Ontario
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- Kubota L6060 HST 4x4, B7100 HST 4x4 and ASV PT-50 Skid Steer, Kubota SVL-75-2, Vermeer 1500XL, JLG460 SJ, RTV's
Thanks Peterc38, yeah it can move lots of snow quickly.
Sawyer Rob
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This works best for me,
SR
SR
beenthere
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Rob
Will believe it when we see pics of it pushing snow..
Better yet, a short video..
Will believe it when we see pics of it pushing snow..
Better yet, a short video..
Green Acres Homestead
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you live in a great area. I lived in Moncton and frequented the Sussex area. Since I retired I ended up moving back to my home town in Cape Breton.The snow banks in the driveway are finally starting to melt ! The ATV and tractor took care of our record snowfall in NB pretty well . This was taken about halfway through the winter.
NS Gearhead
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My new plow machine; 2006 2500, 6.0, 8'2" Boss DXT
I found the ATV to be little light duty for the 4-7 driveways I was taking care of... I think this will be much better.
I found the ATV to be little light duty for the 4-7 driveways I was taking care of... I think this will be much better.
DABSGT
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I bet it will be faster and warmer but not as much fun.My new plow machine; 2006 2500, 6.0, 8'2" Boss DXT http://s57.photobucket.com/user/big...4-434e-a98b-cba3315a50bf_zpszqbvv6hu.jpg.html I found the ATV to be little light duty for the 4-7 driveways I was taking care of... I think this will be much better.
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Sawyer Rob
Super Member
IF you are having "fun" plowing snow, then you aren't doing much plowing! Like everything else, it turns into a job...
SR
SR
MaineTom
Bronze Member
You will love it...I have a 2006 with regular cab and a run an 8' Curtis Sno-Pro. I put about 800lbs of weight in the back to counter the plow weight, and run studded snow tires. I also have the duel battery setup which you may want if you don't have it now.
NS Gearhead
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Yes, much faster and warmer... fun? Rob's right... it'll be fun at first, then it'll be work. It'll be so much faster I'll probably aim for 10 customers. The great thing about the bike is that I can plow as far as I want and not get stuck... the truck will be a different story, especially around ditches... I needed a truck, so figured I may as well find one with a plow. Although it needs some work I think I got a good deal on it.
Good to know Tom. It has some nice winter tires on it now that I'll keep and see how they do this winter. They're tall & skinny, which I like, but not studded. I was thinking of running BFG ATs all year round. 90% of plow truck here run them. My last truck I had the BFG Commercial TAs studded for winter and they were awesome.
Good to know Tom. It has some nice winter tires on it now that I'll keep and see how they do this winter. They're tall & skinny, which I like, but not studded. I was thinking of running BFG ATs all year round. 90% of plow truck here run them. My last truck I had the BFG Commercial TAs studded for winter and they were awesome.
