Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[SweBota]

I think it's about time to bump this thread, let us see your snow weapons for the 2011-2012 winter!

/Marcus

 

[grsthegreat]

yeiks... i think theres a similar post going around...as i posted pics of my snow weapons just last week...guess ill do it again.

its a 2010 DK45SE HST with a loader mounted 84" plow and a loader mounted 75" hydraulic powered snowblower.

I have a link also in the video section of TBN showing it in use (so far we only had 9-10" of snowfall for season). Snowblower 2011.mpg - Tractor Videos - Kubota, John Deere, New Holland and More

the plow has movable side gates to convert to a snow push.


edit: found the other post....started to think i was crazy http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/130198-lets-see-your-snow-removal.html

 

[The Haymaker]

My buddy Ames.

 

[looknlearn]

Here's mine. They would look better in the snow than in the mud.

 

[bakerg]

A Massey Ferguson GC2400


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With a 48 inch front end loader.


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And the 60 inch box blade I made.


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[JimR]

I prefer using this over my tractor for snow removal.

 

[hgl1tbn]

I finally got 'em all ready. 430 with the loader, rear tiller for ballast, lug tires.
One 420 with snowblower, ballast box and turfs with chains. The other 420 with front and rear blade, lugs and chains with no ballast yet but will be on soon. I have just scored 3 - 12" x 36" x 1 1/2" doxer blade chunks which will become the ballast for the one with the blades.

 

[Gizmo2]

I prefer using this over my tractor for snow removal.

Cheater!

 

[JimR]

Ok, so I like a better heater, wipers, a dry warm seat and all the comforts when I plow. I do
use my tractor for moving larger piles of snow or blazing a trail out to feed the deer using the rear mounted snowblower.

 

[Gizmo2]

Ok, so I like a better heater, wipers, a dry warm seat and all the comforts when I plow. I do
use my tractor for moving larger piles of snow or blazing a trail out to feed the deer using the rear mounted snowblower.

Heater? :confused2: Wipers? :confused2: Dry warm seat??????:confused2:
Now you've gone too far:laughing:
The only way my seat is warm is if I'm sittin in it, and don't think about gettin off.

 

[JimR]

Heater? :confused2: Wipers? :confused2: Dry warm seat??????:confused2:
Now you've gone too far:laughing:
The only way my seat is warm is if I'm sittin in it, and don't think about gettin off.

My tractor has a heater, a broken wiper motor and a full set of curtains.The truck has a nice stereo system to keep me happy while plowing. Plus the single lever hand control for the plow is much nicer to use that the lever on the tractor loader.

 

[WilliamBos]

MF 1635 & as of now 65" Farm King.

 

[mattridessleds]

just finished it today for the L2800

 

[WilliamBos]

just finished it today for the L2800

Nice Job!! have you got pics of the loader QA?? Did you build that too??

 

[jpm1]

I bought this blower in Syracuse New York in 2010 at the farm show. Brought it home and havent had a chance to use it yet. Looking forward to using it with the Kioti, it's got loaded rear tires. The Mahindra is GREAT! but a little light in the rear. Makes a great mower tractor though.

 

[mattridessleds]

Will,
I just bought a blank skid steer plate off ebay and welded the plow frame to it. I'll snap some pics later.

 

[mattridessleds]

Here's some pics of the mount.

 

[joeyd]

OK, I'll give in, here are my snow toys. A blurry Kawasaki Brute Force 750i with blade and the ever loving snow shovel with offset handle (it really saves your back). Along with my TYM 353HST and 68" Meteor snow blower. Of course once the rush to get the chains on is over the snow takes a break. :laughing: Yes, that is OSB ripped to 2 ft. to save the concrete floor in the pole barn, the ATV is in the garage and not heavy enough to hurt the slab.

 

[srs]

Here's some pics of the mount.

Mattridessleds, just curious but do you think only one piece of angle (slotted piece) is enough to support the plow? I wonder if you might want to add one or two more pieces to add stability to your setup, which by the way you did a very nice job.

 

[donn12]

new set up - it will probably never snow again!
I also switch from turfs to loaded ags and it has all kinds of traction