Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[MinnesotaEric]

Nice, first time I see a plow "trip" system like that.

Independent of the loader arms, the Hiniker plow articulates up and down on each side, up and down as a whole, as well as a using a crossover relief in addition of the trip edge in order to protect the loader from torsional forces. My Hiniker plow doesn't normally trip unless hanging up on something.

 

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Independent of the loader arms, the Hiniker plow articulates up and down on each side, up and down as a whole, as well as a using a crossover relief in addition of the trip edge in order to protect the loader from torsional forces. My Hiniker plow doesn't normally trip unless hanging up on something.

:thumbsup:

 

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Independent of the loader arms, the Hiniker plow articulates up and down on each side, up and down as a whole, as well as a using a crossover relief in addition of the trip edge in order to protect the loader from torsional forces. My Hiniker plow doesn't normally trip unless hanging up on something.

:thumbsup:

 

[Dakota_male]

Dakota... your video was excellent, and like the earlier posters, I look forward to see you in your tee shirt, blowing thru drifts of snow! That setup looks very serviceable and durable. Good work!

Thanks Varmint you will see a video, but this is what I'll use until the ground freezes and I run out of places to pile snow..

 

[D7E]

First real go this year

 

[MinnesotaEric]

First real go this year

Nice!

 

[D7E]

A busy night !

 

[MinnesotaEric]

A busy night !

Nice fleet!

If I had a loader for commercial snow clearing, I'd slap on an avalanche optimus plow in a heartbeat. It does such a nice job of getting down to the pavement over uneven ground!

 

[wmonroe]

A busy night !

Good looking fleet of equipment. I wish we could get some of the white stuff around here.

 

[aeblank]

40 and raining, but I'm ready.