Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[Willl]

the roads i maintain

Curious, are these private roads or public ?

I'm assuming they're private or your a state worker ?

 

[grsthegreat]

Curious, are these private roads or public ?

I'm assuming they're private or your a state worker ?

sorry, their our private association roads. Im maintaining about 2-1/2 miles of them this season. not that theres been much to maintain

 

[Willl]

"their our private association roads. Im maintaining about 2-1/2 miles of them this season"

That's a lot. Uncommon for my area.

 

[grsthegreat]

"their our private association roads. Im maintaining about 2-1/2 miles of them this season"

That's a lot. Uncommon for my area.

im hoping to pick up another 3 miles for next season. It is all flat and only takes me 2 hours to maintain it 22' wide x 2-1/2 miles long. Easy work in a heated cab tractor also.

 

[GPintheMitten]

Finally getting a few inches of snow here in mid-Michigan. Here's my Kubota B2620 with fel and snowblower. I rebuilt the blower this fall. I also have a back blade that I use for small accumulations.

 

[grsthegreat]

Well, i had to forsake my lounge chair and do about an hours snowplowing on the association roads to move all the wind blown drift snow. Some areas were a foot think...even though we only got about 2-3 inches of snow.

The 40 MPH winds wrecked havoc

Oh well, was nice in the heated cab... man i should have done this years ago.

 

[Stratfordpropertycare]

Finally pushing some snow.. been a dry season so far...

 

[me0418840987]

Here's mine. Ford 850 gas/8'6 Western manual pivot/6'rear scraper. I plow my driveway, and currently the neighbors-he blew the motor on his 03 Ford 250/5.4. It takes me less gas to do his drive and mine, about 3.5 gal, than it takes him to do just his with his truck, says it takes him 5.5 gal. Takes about 2 hours for both. Haven't had to put the blade on until yesterday, have been back draging with the bucket and pushing with the rear blade until yesterday. Love this thing, used to use a 4 wheeler, and it would take 2 hours just to do mine.

 

[tomd999]

Hiya,

Here's some action shots for everyone. 3320 w/59" blower

Tom

 

[shortthrow50]

Well since i just sold my john deere 325 garsen tractor last week and waiting for my 3520 cab tractor to arrive i was forced to break out the old Mexican Backhoe. This is the actual model below too! Goddammit!!!


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