Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

RoyJackson · Oct 6, 2014

beenthere said:
Then take the banks down with a wing..

You ought to post your videos of plowing with your 4300 again, beenthere

BAP · Oct 6, 2014

Did you buy the wing plow or build it? Do you have any more pictures of the setup you can post? Looks great.

skyhook · Oct 6, 2014

Yes, I'd like to see more on this "wing"ed machine, looks awesome,
what a great idea.

Thomas · Oct 6, 2014

38F upper 60's for high..light frost last night.
Saturday afternoon rain.
Sunday 7 hours blowing leaves,twice as blowing when wet...rest of day light putting,beauty of autumn day.

Back to grind...enjoy the day all.

beenthere · Oct 6, 2014

skyhook said:
Yes, I'd like to see more on this "wing"ed machine, looks awesome,
what a great idea.

Ok, but I will link to the thread on the build of the wing plow. It works better than I imagined it would when I got the idea to build it. Very handy to attach, to operate, and moves the snow back very easily. Will attach equally as well on left or right side, and folds up easily to rest on two dollies for rolling back in to the garage between times needed. Three to four times a winter now has been the pattern.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...59770-wing-plow.html?highlight=4300+wing+plow

beenthere · Oct 6, 2014

Double post. Do not know why..

beenthere · Oct 6, 2014

I hope I have not already posted the youtube videos of the 7' western plow, but ignore if duplicates. Been awhile...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bj9i-ads1Ow

beenthere · Oct 7, 2014

This is a short video of the maiden run of the wing plow. Moving slow, but seeing how the snow rolls off the 7' Western plow and the wing picking it up and rolling it further over.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4SJxqzm-hc

NS Gearhead · Oct 11, 2014

Well here's my setup that's replacing the Jeep I had. Just got the tracks all adjusted. Not shown are the side "wings". I plan to just run one on the opposite side that I windrow.

With the tracks theirs about a 12" extension that goes on the plow's frame so there's a heck of a lot more leverage causing the front to dive. I've got some HD spring ordered.