OK, who else is ready?

[Hematite]

I suspect that everyone had a chance to try their equipment out! Between yesterday and today a lot of snow fell/ is falling over a large area of the U.S..

Didn't do too badly in the Mid Hudson Valley, I got 7 inches of very wet snow...more to come, I'm sure!

 

[stevem5215]

Best snow removal method I've ever used. Takes it down to nothing. I have the cleanest driveway by 8:30am of anyone in the neighborhood. It is awesome.

Steve (and Granddaughter Bridget)

 

[yooperdave]

I have a 7.5' wide BOSS snow plow. It floats, is fully hydraulic, and usually makes me happy.

Yooper Dave

 

[Carykong]

Here in tidewater Virginia snow is infrequent but when it snows its a big deal. A couple of inches is considered an epic blizzard. So I am prepared to clear snow off my dirt/gravel driveways (about700ft) with my 5' blade. It's all I need. picture attached. To my northern tractor bros,wishing you fun with snowblowers,snow plows,enclosed cabs,etc

 

[Carykong]

sorry gang,sent wrong image. here is proper image of my blade and Case VAC tricycle that conquers the snow in tidewater virginia

 

[devildog1]

I'm ready here in upstate New York, good thing I was that winter storm that blew across the states hit us with 11" of wet snow Wednesday morning. Used the 30" 10 horse power walk behind for close clean-ups, used the B3200 for end of driveway where the big state plows with wings leave cement type snow. I also have a 8' Fisher Minute Mount attached to a F350 4X4 Power Stroke Diesel sitting in the garage if needed,( never can be over ready)
DevilDog

 

[Tractordawg]

Now I remember why I moved fron Rochester NY to Charlotte NC.

 

[Runner]

I guess I'm the tail-end Charlie. The weatherman inspired me to get ready with a prediction of 10 inches of snow for Christmas Eve. Miss my loader already, good thing this stuff is all "quick-tach"....

 

[bp fick]

I guess I'm the tail-end Charlie. The weatherman inspired me to get ready with a prediction of 10 inches of snow for Christmas Eve. Miss my loader already, good thing this stuff is all "quick-tach"....

Get yourself a piece of ABS 1.5" or 2" for that front blade and you will be in hog heaven. Nice, nice rig. Gosh, that Deere looks good sitting there all primed and ready to go. Push it early, often and far, far away and you won't miss your loader one bit.

 

[Hematite]

I guess I'm the tail-end Charlie. The weatherman inspired me to get ready with a prediction of 10 inches of snow for Christmas Eve. Miss my loader already, good thing this stuff is all "quick-tach"....

Yes, nothing like easy to attach implements!
Wow, you have some serious wheel weights on your JD. Is that 3 sets? You won't have any problem pushing snow!

 

[Diamondpilot]

I posted once but here are a few I snapped the other day with the cell phone while plowing.

Tractor is a 28HP Jinma and the snow plow is a old Meyer Plow I rebuilt. I also have a 7' Woods Grader Blade on the rear.

Chris

 

[Hematite]

I posted once but here are a few I snapped the other day with the cell phone while plowing.

Tractor is a 28HP Jinma and the snow plow is a old Meyer Plow I rebuilt. I also have a 7' Woods Grader Blade on the rear.

Chris

Wow, you can move snow coming or going! Pretty clever idea, it must speed things up to be able to do that.
Nice job on rebuilding the Meyers plow!

 

[ChuckinNH]

I'm finally ready, though I had my walk behind ready for the first large storm. Maybe more coming on Saturday..... I've added chains on the rears since the picture.

 

[nybirdman]

My snow machine L4240,Curis 8ft.;6ft.rear blade,need to upgrade rear to 7-8ft.I do about 2 miles of driveways and roads.

 

[DK35vince]

I'm ready for the snow.
Tire chains all around, a 7' blade on the front and a 7' blade on the rear.

 

[Hematite]

I see that the double ended snow removal idea is a popular one!

 

[bill in ny]

bring it on!!!!!!

 

[LBrown59]

N o t me.

 

[Thomas]

Yep,all diesel up also grease for Saturday&Sunday storm.

 

[VitaBene]

Yep,all diesel up also grease for Saturday&Sunday storm.

Thomas, looks like mostly rain for us in the Lakes Region.

This is my new to me setup. We bought a new place and (Merry Christmas to me) the previous owner's L3430 and L2174A blower to take care of the 500' feet of asphalt and 1000' feet of gravel drives.