Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[bridge4]

Thanks to some advice on this thread, here is my upgraded Snow Removal Tool. For the past 6 years, I've had an open station and front mount plow, which was fine for about 80% of snow we can get in the snow belt of upstate NY. This year i added the Original Tractor Cab and the Woodmax snowblower. I finally got a chance to give it a nice workout this weekend with 8-10 inches of light fluffy snow. It was nice to be out of the wind and blowing snow and the blower is really heavy duty. I won't have to worry about big snowbanks or driveway edges anymore. With 1000' of driveway, that is a big relief. I can say based on short term use both the cab and the blower was money well spent!
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I'm a snowblower man myself, LOVE them over a plow. I keep a push box on the front for some areas around buildings and the few areas I have with a little pavement.

Looks like a nice set up and should keep you warm and dry in there! Don't forget to have a shear pin on hand if you're going at the older snow banks.

 

[bridge4]

Pushing the modest snow we got last night.... Sad to say, the forecast doesn't have much more in it.

Arly! How you been my friend. Grooming this year at all? I'll have to wonder over to the grooming forum. :thumbsup:

 

[grsthegreat]

What snow. This is the worse snow year hear for 25 years.

 

[BackRoad]

....or the best snow year in 25 years!

(Guess I shouldn't say that on a Snow Equipment forum??!!)

 

[gstrom99]

Not much of a "storm" here last night, despite the "WINTER STORM WARNINGS" posted everywhere. Why does every winter snow "event" now generate Storm Tracker broadcasts and Warnings? It's winter. It's supposed to snow.

I'd much rather have snow in January, than the tornado they got in Alabama last night.

 

[grsthegreat]

Bad snow year equates to bad fire year.

 

[bridge4]

Not much of a "storm" here last night, despite the "WINTER STORM WARNINGS" posted everywhere. Why does every winter snow "event" now generate Storm Tracker broadcasts and Warnings? It's winter. It's supposed to snow.

I'd much rather have snow in January, than the tornado they got in Alabama last night.

I'm not very old, but when I was a kid, anything under 6 was a nothing event. Now anything over 2 is "WARNING YOU ARE ALL GOING TO DIE".


FEAR sells. It's sad, but true. I liked it when *** sold better if I had to pick my evil :confused3:

 

[BravoXray]

Not much of a "storm" here last night, despite the "WINTER STORM WARNINGS" posted everywhere. Why does every winter snow "event" now generate Storm Tracker broadcasts and Warnings? It's winter. It's supposed to snow.

I'd much rather have snow in January, than the tornado they got in Alabama last night.

We only got a couple of inches of wet snow overnight even though they had the "Winter Storm Warnings" up for us too. What a disappointment. Fired up the BX and cleaned my and the neighbor lady's drives this morning. Was hoping for more nice fluffy snow so I can test out the rebuilt blower and mount on my 430 JD. But no such luck this season yet.

 

[Buggs67]

 

[LouNY]

Keep that smiley face front and up it'll be fine.