Fun in the snow --- share your pics!

[TSO]

Had a chance to play in the snow today --- and I mean SNOW !!! Dang. I plowed this morning after getting 8" over night, then plowed again tonight after another 8+" (at least). It's still coming down too, will have to go out again in the morning. I'm not sure exactly how much we've had so far, but it's up to my knees in places.

And with the wind chill dropping to below freezing, I was once or twice thinking about asking my dealer to take mine back in on trade and come back home with a heated cab!

Also took some time to play with the cars in my front field... this was earlier in the day, before I had another 4-8" dumped on us!

But no problems, I enjoy the snow ... post your pics as well!















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[dragoneggs]

That does look like fun! Love the first pic. I hope I get the chance with my little BX someday.

 

[dbaer78]

Love the pics! They had serious snow forecasted for our area but it came as mainly rain. I was disappointed because I really wanted to try out my fel plow I just put together. You have a stout lookin back blade on there btw.

 

[Thomas]

Cab such as yours makes it fun not work.

 

[jrdepew]

Love the pics! They had serious snow forecasted for our area but it came as mainly rain. I was disappointed because I really wanted to try out my fel plow I just put together. You have a stout lookin back blade on there btw.

I agree, what kind of blade is that? I am in the market and that looks nice and heavy.

Thanks,
Joe

 

[TSO]

No cab here Thomas ... it's a beginning prototype for a homemade cab, but it's just a frame & roof at this point, no sides. I'll be tearing it down and starting over when it warms up.

I agree, what kind of blade is that? I am in the market and that looks nice and heavy.

Thanks,
Joe

It's an 8' blade made by "The Servis Company" who eventually became Rhino from what I understand. The blade is probably 40+ years old. I picked it up off Craigslist this summer. It's crazy heavy & stout, probably weighs well over 750# but I haven't had a chance to weigh it officially.

I love it! It swings, swivels, and tilts. It probably compares to their newer 950 model, but looks beefier. Probably more than my 47 HP can handle, but it seems to work fine.

 

[TSO]

 

[Wakey]

Oh my LOL It's in the low 20's here in North Georgia with lots of wind but all I dealt with this morning was a frozen shut gas cap door on one of the cars!

Love the pics!

 

[dbaer78]

No cab here Thomas ... it's a beginning prototype for a homemade cab, but it's just a frame & roof at this point, no sides. I'll be tearing it down and starting over when it warms up. It's an 8' blade made by "The Servis Company" who eventually became Rhino from what I understand. The blade is probably 40+ years old. I picked it up off Craigslist this summer. It's crazy heavy & stout, probably weighs well over 750# but I haven't had a chance to weigh it officially. I love it! It swings, swivels, and tilts. It probably compares to their newer 950 model, but looks beefier. Probably more than my 47 HP can handle, but it seems to work fine.

Well it sure looks right behind your tractor. Id say that LS could handle it fine. I like the matching paint job!

 

[Gordon Gould]

I really like your night time pictures. I wish we got some of that snow.
Your nice big storm went north of us so we are on the warm side. Saturday was 25 below today is 42 above and pouring rain. With the cold ground the road is turning to an ice ribbon again. 3rd time this year. Had to go out this morning in the rain and move a dead top that fell across the road. Easy job but got soaked as it was 5/8 mile from home. I like your pictures better than mine