How do you plow snow?

[ArlyA]

Gee, many of you folks are pushing snow, we'd leave.

 

[FarmHack]

I use my grandfather's old 3010 with an 8' Woods blade on back. Cab is ... not heated

 

[Fxfymn413]

Kubota L4060HSTC with a 9 foot Meyers I bought for $450.00 from a guy that picked it up at a MD state equipment auction. I fabbed up the mount for the tractor and I use the loader valve to angle and raise the blade. The drive in mount is raised with the rear remote I normally use for controlling the grapple.
I keep the box blade on which is handy for cleaning up while backing.

We get a lot of heavy wet stuff here and I found that a loader mounted blade tended to push the tractor around dues to the "lever" effect of the loader's length.

 

[dnw64]

B3030 Hydro/Cab with 63" front mount snowblower. I will never* plow a driveway that butts up to nice lawn/gardens - too much damage repair required to offset the time savings (JMO).

*Unless I absolutely have to for some reason...

 

[Gordon Gould]

I have over a mile of gravel road and a couple of driveways to plow. When the ground is frozen and I have a hard packed snow road established I use my 2001 Ram 3500 with a 9' Fisher straight plow. It is fast, warm, and can throw snow over the banks.

When things are soft or I want to push back banks or at the end of the season when the banks are too high and the road too narrow for the 9' straight truck plow I use my M5640 with a 7.5' Fisher.

ReHabbed and SetBack 7.5' Fisher on M5640

gg