Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Lets See Pictures of Your Snow Piles Made by Your Compact Tractor

[goodbyeNJ]

oops, sorry.
JD2529 with 200 cx loader and bucket.

 

[JDeerekid]

oops, sorry.
JD2529 with 200 cx loader and bucket.

Do you mean 2520 How long is your driveway that looks like it took you forever to do with just a loader.

 

[CCWKen]

Snow piles? I got dust dunes that high but no snow.

 

[goodbyeNJ]

JDeereKid

Yes, 2520.
Spent about 5 1/2 hours clearing 850 foot driveway plus large apron areas by house and barn. Temps around 4 degrees with constant high winds. Time includes a couple of "get warm" breaks.

 

[wedge40]

Impressive! Here's some I posted in another thread:

Finally had a chance to get some shots of all our recent snow. While we do get a fair amount of snow up here, it usually melts somewhat before the next blast. We've got nearly two feet on the ground right now, and it's snowing more as I type. Driveway is getting narrower! Here's some shots:

That's all for now, gotta think about plowing again!

Killer house.

Wedge

 

[RobS]

Killer house.

Wedge

Thanks. Not the best time of year for it as it REALLY likes the propane!

 

[brewdog]

More snow piles.

 

[Lasgambler]

As long as I live where I do now, I won't be able to post in this thread.
Terry

 

[JDeerekid]

As long as I live where I do now, I won't be able to post in this thread.
Terry

Sorry about that. You can still feel free to post your comments and if you would like I can maill you some snow so you can take a picture of it and post it.

 

[Chuck4310]

There was 20" of snow on the roof so I just shoveled the dormer. The rest should be good, steep pitch.
I keep a trail plowed in the back for the kids to sled on. The pictures are from plowing it today.
The loader mounted plow helps push the bankings real high.