Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[Tony H]

" From what I understand that tractor (new) is in the neighborhood of $150,000 and a snowblower with a backdrag blade without the extendable sides is in the $20,000 range. The extendable sides are going to be 5,000 to 10,000 more. "

I feel a lot better now about the $900 BCS snowblower attachment I just ordered for my $3000 BCS walk behind tractor.

Let me know what you think about that Blower on the BCS. It may be on my list of added attachments.

 

[Foxl3830]

im new to site but here is my L3830 Kubota snow clearing tractor I love it was going to put a blade on front quick attch. But I've come to love the FELoader ! Thanks

 

[skyhook]

Good thing you gots your seat belt on that one....

 

[Foxl3830]

Good thing you gots your seat belt on that one....

yes I don't know why it went on upside down if you click on it it right side up? The only thing I can think of is I pad when taken was upside down ? Not that big on computer stuff still learning I was waiting for a comment :laughing:no problem we have not had that much snow here in western pa but what little we have had the tractor has done great I used to plow with a Honda 400 4x4 foremen did good just take me hours to do.what this tractor does in minutes!

 

[Tomtint]

I'm hoping this winter is done here. Weather is supposed to be 65/70 this coming week and get a bit cooler next week. But I think we are over the hump. Giving the truck a winter off is always a good thing.

 

[Joe13]

Hi, season is winding down but this is my rig. L4060 with the 74" snowblower and a herd 750 spreader for sand salt. I take care of a half mile dirt road, and once the ground freezes it works pretty slick.

 

[Normal Bill]

 

[94BULLITT]

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Hi, season is winding down but this is my rig. L4060 with the 74" snowblower and a herd 750 spreader for sand salt. I take care of a half mile dirt road, and once the ground freezes it works pretty slick.

I really like your setup.

 

[Joe13]

I really like your setup.

Thanks. It's definitely the more costly way vs a 3-point blower, but with a half mile road, with steep hills and twists and turns I did not want to be driving in reverse.

 

[94BULLITT]

Thanks. It's definitely the more costly way vs a 3-point blower, but with a half mile road, with steep hills and twists and turns I did not want to be driving in reverse.

You will have to make a video of it when you get a good snow. How do the turfs work in the snow?