Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[ruffdog]

Gordon I would bet that'll make a difference it how well the plow sheds the snow. Nice job.:thumbsup:

^^^agree^^^GG kept it short and the design allows it to float...also, nice paint.

 

[cd1075]

Way back when, my dad made a big, flat, wood 3pt pusher for the Deere tractor. It was way better than the old crappy lawnmower with plow setup. Once he traded the deere for the 8n and bought a rear blade that could angle, we never used the flat pusher. A simple plow like my SnowSport would have been golden back then. Now I have the SS plow mounted on the front of the Toolcat and it works great.

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[cat fever]

I am ready for winter now. As you can see the power pack has the summertime oil cooler. Instead of what was sent with the blower for the chute control the installers added the 3rd function instead. (I am very happy about that)

So let it snow! :thumbsup:

 

[grsthegreat]

You have a similar setup as mine. But I opted out of the oil cooler as I have no plans on summer use.

 

[cat fever]

You have a similar setup as mine. But I opted out of the oil cooler as I have no plans on summer use.

Current plan is to get a front mount auger since I have lots of holes to drill in the future.

 

[pmsmechanic]

I would move that cooler to the top of the oil reservoir. You only have to back into something once.

 

[ArlyA]

Looks like I might be operating one of these units this winter. Does that count?

 

[bridge4]

Looks like I might be operating one of these units this winter. View attachment 624283 Does that count?

You guys picked one up! Send me over your tracked atv's then.....:thumbsup:

(I'm slowroller from groomingtalk)

 

[LouNY]

The "snow cats" have certainly changed from when they started to when I worked on Thiokols back in the mid 70s.
Used to dread those late nite call outs to go repair one on a ski area mountain side.

 

[ArlyA]

Of course they have, but then, everything has. Classic snow cats does have a following. Snow Trac ST4, Kristi, Thiokol/LMC, Tucker, Bombardier & Other Snowcat Discussions - Forums Forums - Off Topic Forum FUN

The "snow cats" have certainly changed from when they started to when I worked on Thiokols back in the mid 70s.
Used to dread those late nite call outs to go repair one on a ski area mountain side.

 

[ArlyA]

Of course they have, but then, everything has. Classic snow cats do have a following but I'm not really into that sort of thing. Snow Trac ST4, Kristi, Thiokol/LMC, Tucker, Bombardier & Other Snowcat Discussions - Forums Forums - Off Topic Forum FUN

The "snow cats" have certainly changed from when they started to when I worked on Thiokols back in the mid 70s.
Used to dread those late nite call outs to go repair one on a ski area mountain side.

 

[FatTire]

I gave my tractor plow a Rust-O-Leum over haul.

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Dang, not even my plow and it makes me want some snow.

 

[grsthegreat]

you can have the snow. we've had 2 snow days here in north Idaho already, and this morning it was 17F. Ive been robbed of my fall

 

[Imold]

I am ready for winter now. As you can see the power pack has the summertime oil cooler. Instead of what was sent with the blower for the chute control the installers added the 3rd function instead. (I am very happy about that)

So let it snow! :thumbsup:


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A bit big for my 1705 hahaha but other then that. Nice setup, I like it.

 

[jpm]

It's always fun in a piston bully

 

[ArlyA]

Oh yes, I've operated PB150's before. Test ran Paana's as well. If this job works out, I'll post pictures.

It's always fun in a piston bully

 

[FatTire]

Oh yes, I've operated PB150's before. Test ran Paana's as well. If this job works out, I'll post pictures.

They don't seem to sell many Paanas in North America, but they'd be ideal on our relatively narrow trails.

 

[ArlyA]

For anyone who cares to see what there cute little Paana machines look like, here is some. These are the smallest machines made by Pisten Bully at 115hp. The 400 PB's that it looks like I'll be operating this winter, have 400hp.

They don't seem to sell many Paanas in North America, but they'd be ideal on our relatively narrow trails.

 

[ruffdog]

That would look nice pulling a sled full of firewood!

 

[rekees4300]

For anyone who cares to see what there cute little Paana machines look like, here is some. These are the smallest machines made by Pisten Bully at 115hp. The 400 PB's that it looks like I'll be operating this winter, have 400hp.

Impressive! Definitely qualifies as a "snow weapon" :thumbsup: