Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[looknlearn]

Looks like an Economy Power King and if it is they were really good garden tractors. They held up really well and there are quite a few around here still in use. Nice looking tractor.

You are correct. 1953 Economy King. Great little tractors.

 

[beenthere]

........... But maybe a new parka and some ski goggles.

A snowmobile helmet does wonders for comfort.

 

[Sumpter]

Hey be sure and have extra links to the snowblower chain. Broke both shear bolts and chain at the same time today.
Thankfully the sis is passing a NH store on the way here. Rocks suck.

 

[VitaBene]

The truck is a 99 F250, diesel, 6 speed with a Curtis Plow. The tractor is an L3430.

 

[WayneB]

The picture is deceiving. The hitch has its own hoses with quick disconnects at the loader valve end. At the piston end there are semi-permanent 'L' shaped fittings.

Not likely that there is a cab in my future. But maybe a new parka and some ski goggles.

Okay glad to hear that, thought it was my eyes going going going! The connectors I got are the same. I couldn't afford the cab model either! but a weather break works good for us.

Wayne

 

[Ezlivn]

Nothing fancy but here are my weapons!

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Got the first snow of the season today. Didn't accumulate at all and eventually turned to rain.

 

[Don87]

Got the first snow of the season today. Didn't accumulate at all and eventually turned to rain.

We got an ice storm over here

 

[TripleR]

Well the first was my old snow weapon and the next two are my present ones; shame we don't get more snow.:laughing:

 

[grnspot110]

Don't remember posting mine yet:

1974 JD 112 w/cab & 37A blower, 1983 JD 420 w/54, 4-way blade, & if it gets too bad I'll put chains on the 2004 JD 790 w/300 loader. Too deep after that, I'l stay inside! ~~ grnspot110