cschulz
Gold Member
This might be cheating as its not a tractor. But I stay warm.
Chris
Chris
Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons
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Iplayfarmer
Super Member
This might be cheating as its not a tractor. But I stay warm.
Chris
Is that dome tent in the back of the truck for ballast?
hdmyers
Silver Member
Summitsrule
New member
Summitsrule
New member
My new snow shovel...
Nice:thumbsup:
Carl Bert
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- Rockland county, New York
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- Kubota B26, John deere X595
Summitsrule said:
It doesn't get any better than that.
Teikas Dad
Gold Member
WOW! Are you going to be clearing airport runways with that thing or what?!?!?! Nice rig.:thumbsup:
Summitsrule
New member
Teikas Dad said:
Lol. No, but i probably could! Just my driveway. Last year when I would get home from work in the evening, I could spend 4-5 hours per snowfall moving snow with my Rhino and blade setup. And the piles were too much. I decided time is money, and I should own it forever, so don't cheap out.
Can't wait to try it out!
kiotiken
Veteran Member
Just finished putting my new to me snowblower back together. It's a 74" Roberge inverse or pull type blower with hydraulic chute rotation and deflection as well as hydraulic scraper blade. I need to replace the teflon scraper blade, but otherwise it's good to go.
It came out as well as I could have hoped for a quick rattle can paint job. I decided to use run of the mill tremclad primer and paint. I figured that way, when the rust comes back, I can touch it up pretty easily and quickly.
It came out as well as I could have hoped for a quick rattle can paint job. I decided to use run of the mill tremclad primer and paint. I figured that way, when the rust comes back, I can touch it up pretty easily and quickly.
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