Snow Equipment Owning/Operating snow removal in NH
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NH-Rob
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yes the pig did live next to the tracks, she left today though.
I also have been real impressed at what the b7510 can do without tire chains. The turf tire work great.
I also have been real impressed at what the b7510 can do without tire chains. The turf tire work great.
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Dmace
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Nice Pics! Welcome to the forums.
MikeD74T
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NH-Rob, We're neighbors, at least on most weekends. I have a place on Grange Road in Lancaster, just past the Forbes Farm. I recognized the barn in your picture and then recognized the pig from snowmobiling on the tracks. I think it's color caught my eye. As big as the internet is it's still a small world. Welcome aboard. MikeD74T
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Give us a pic of how you mounted the snowplow. That you are able to push snow with that width plow and no chains is impressive.
Nice pic of your plow!!!!!!!! This winter has been outrageous. I have a 6' blower on my NHTC 35 and it has worrked very hard this winter. I live in Saco Maine and we have gotten hit hard every storm this winter. The snow banks in from of my house are as high as my bucket can lift. I am ready for spring!!!!!!!!!
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mikeD74T it is always nice to meet a new nieghbor. The next time you are riding by if we are outside make sure you wave, you are no longer a stranger.
My plow mount is extremly simple:
I cut a 4" pipe the width of the bucket and torched holes in it for the ears of my plow to slip in, then chained the plow to the pipe. I just scoop up the plow and hook the lift chain to the hook in my bucket. I plan on building a actual mount to go in place of the bucket (I have a quick coupler on the bucket), but we have had so much snow I havent had time. More is coming the next two days.
My plow mount is extremly simple:
I cut a 4" pipe the width of the bucket and torched holes in it for the ears of my plow to slip in, then chained the plow to the pipe. I just scoop up the plow and hook the lift chain to the hook in my bucket. I plan on building a actual mount to go in place of the bucket (I have a quick coupler on the bucket), but we have had so much snow I havent had time. More is coming the next two days.
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NH-Rob said:
We are in central NH near Gunstock ski area, about 130" of snow so far this winter. With a 650' driveway that has a 12% grade upper section; it takes both a plow truck and tractor to keep it open. (4 wheel chains on both).That is the wife on the 3320, as she paid for half of it she gets the seat now and then.
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NorthernMainer
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Nice looking outfit! [I like your old jeep in the background] what kinda plow do you have on there??? Sounds like you Granite State guys are getting plenty of the stuff down there this year! 