Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[skyhook]

I just saw that you have a 210S. The MIDI is based on that machine. Maybe the backhoe is the same, not sure.

Mine is not removable and i don't have the pto....
Check out this video on you-tube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP5YZbQMbgM

 

[HEC]

The M5700 along with the 2650 can handle most anything that comes down the pike . I prefer the heated cab on those blustery days for sure .

 

[deerseeker001]

nice machine.

The M5700 along with the 2650 can handle most anything that comes down the pike . I prefer the heated cab on those blustery days for sure .

 

[DABSGT]

The M5700 along with the 2650 can handle most anything that comes down the pike . I prefer the heated cab on those blustery days for sure .

Is that an after market cab or kubota

 

[HEC]

Is that an after market cab or kubota

Kubota Cab

 

[DABSGT]

Kubota Cab

thanks

 

[HEC]

thanks

The cab is almost all glass except for the roof of course , the visability is awesome in any direction .

 

[beenthere]

I've used this setup for a few seasons now but new for this winter is the hydraulic angle RB2160H rear blade. This replaces a manually adjustable Land Pride blade. My knees are already thanking me.

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It is too bad that tire chains that fit the tires are not readily available. Seems to be a "One size" fits all approach.

 

[rocketfish]

The M5700 along with the 2650 can handle most anything that comes down the pike . I prefer the heated cab on those blustery days for sure .

Looks good HEC! What kind of cutting edge do you have on your bucket of the M5700??? I have been looking at putting some sort of pipe over mine for plowing on gravel and grass.

 

[piercedtiger]

Looks good HEC! What kind of cutting edge do you have on your bucket of the M5700??? I have been looking at putting some sort of pipe over mine for plowing on gravel and grass.

I put 3" PVC over the edge of my loading and it works well on the paved driveway, sidewalk, and lawn as long as everything is flat. It'll still dig in a little when I hit a raised section with the edge of the loader, but almost anything would do that anyway right?

I cracked a 2" PVC hitting a pothole in the driveway, and the 3" hitting a rock or something at a friend's house. However, it still works and PVC is cheap enough to replace until I figure out something better.