Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[gstrom99]

Yes - they are $3000 at TSC now https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/p...luNGcDbT5-yOCuFzO25qI931tcWbxbGMaAr3DEALw_wcB

Intersting. It looks a little bit underweight, but I bet an enterprising person (like most of us...) could find a way to mount that to a front end loader...

 

[Orebonder]

Snowblower on the front...hyd. Driven gear pump

 

[RoyJackson]

accutane 120 mg

Spam...a new tactic
Reported

 

[Orebonder]

I converted a rear mount, PTO driven, to a front mount hyd motor driven,...using a PTO pump.

...converted a 20 gallon, Well water pressure tank ( yes I removed the rubber bladder) to a hydraulic tank.

works great!

 

[JohnDeereJoey]

Nice work! I really like your valve/camlock setup!

You're going to love the loader mount blower!

 

[leonz]

Interesting. It looks a little bit underweight, but I bet an enterprising person (like most of us...) could find a way to mount that to a front end loader...

It is much too light and lacks power.

 

[JohnDeereJoey]

I wish my 6' loader mounted blower was lighter so that it would float a little better.

It looks like a Prince pump (or very similar). I use a 21gpm Prince pump and it is plenty of flow. I don't have the hydraulic motor sizes handy, but with 21gpm I'd swap them out for larger motors to gain torque and slow auger and the fan speed down a bit.

I used a 38hp tractor for years and it was fine. (Although my current 66hp tractor with cab sure is nice in the winter! )

 

[Joel/ak]

I'm getting smarter with age, send my daughter out and I'll stay in where it's warm

 

[fatjay]

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I'm getting smarter with age, send my daughter out and I'll stay in where it's warm

That has to be the most inefficient snow weapon of all time. The tiniest blade combine with an extremely high price tag. For years I rode a $75 mtd that had a manual blade 3x that size, and with chains it really ripped.

 

[jigs_n_fixtures]

Electro hydraulic plow, heated cab, and a dump bed with about 500-lbs of sand in it. it has never slipped. I have a set of chains riding around in the tool bosx that I put on when I bought them to make sure they cleared, and put back in the bag.

I started looking for a UTV to plow with, and saw one of these in a parking lot, and realized, that something with a closed cab, and a heater would be far more comfortable to plow in than a side by side.