Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[ArlyA]

I put the trucks snows on nearly a month ago. Like you, we get extra rims for all our vehicles. Gee, them snow tires sure make winter driving fun and safe!!

Put the snows on one car over the weekend.
Taking the wheels for the other car to the tire shop tomorrow (waiting on tpms sensor to come since one went bad). They're holding tires for me so they don't sell out.
Truck's snows aren't as much of a rush..... Maybe next week if it's still white out.

I have a small fortune in wheels, snow tires, and tire pressure sensors (and associated tools to make them work).

 

[KubotainNH]

Just finished rebuilding this for my Dad we found it on Cl last spring. Antonio Carraro trx 8400, Reversible console, 70hp, 84" blower. He has a mile long private road into his farm. We avg 130" of snow a year 2017 we had a 2' storm should be interesting to see how well it handles it. He can't wait to try it out.
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Neat rig. Please post pics or a video of that beast in action when you get a good pile of snow. I would think chains are a must with those tires.

 

[Rustyiron]

Just finished rebuilding this for my Dad we found it on Cl last spring. Antonio Carraro trx 8400, Reversible console, 70hp, 84" blower.

I (think) I saw that one on c/l and it sure did give me an itch to call. Was that the one a tree service had? It was in Naples iirc.
I'd second the video request if you get a chance.:thumbsup:

 

[Fallon]

Neat rig. Please post pics or a video of that beast in action when you get a good pile of snow. I would think chains are a must with those tires.

I dont see a loader there, but fundamentally a reversible machine makes so much more sense than CUT setups. The loader is in the wrong end for ballast & strength. It's only up front for visibility. Running in "reverse" makes so much more sense for putting a PTO powered impliment like a blower or mower up front.

 

[jabelding]

I (think) I saw that one on c/l and it sure did give me an itch to call. Was that the one a tree service had? It was in Naples iirc.
I'd second the video request if you get a chance.:thumbsup:

Correct that was the one in Naples, my dad lives in Harrison on the crooked river.
Will definitely post a video of it in action. I also have one of his not cabbed version with the blower I just need to find it

 

[jabelding]

This is the SRX 8400 without a cab Same Blower about 10" of very heavy wet snow.
Antonio Carraro SRX 8400 Blowing wet snow - YouTube

 

[HAR]

Deerherd...first, I like your avatar. Second, if you live in or about Watertown, that may not be big enough!

 

[3930dave]

Not mine.... but if you are in the market for a 20 ton blower.....

https://www.auctiontime.com/listings/construction-equipment/auctions/online/28846033/1970-snowblast-rahs3000a?lot=4673&lnds=1 Search for 4673 if that link doesn't work.

Might be original, but I'm used to seeing more directional "pipe" on the output tunnel.... nothing some heavy metal work wouldn't improve.......

Rgds, D.

 

[Michford]

My current snow weapon is a Kubota B3030 with front blower. Previous snow weapon was a Ford 860 with rear blower.
Also have a Ford 641 and factory V plow. Have never used the V plow, but did mount it for grins.

 

[KubotainNH]

That v-plow is pretty cool. Those wheel weights look pretty robust too.