Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[FatTire]

Maaaann, I've wanted a 'Mog since I had a Matchbox (with the plastic canvas bed top) Unimog about 40 years ago. Every time you bring up your 'Mog (oh I do notice) it pisses me off! Please keep the pics coming, show off!:drink:

Since you asked for it. This is a 1962 404.

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[Pillager]

Since you asked for it. This is a 1962 404.

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Awesome picture, love the scenery and the Unimog is off the charts cool. What does it have for an engine and did they make the blower as well?

 

[Topesrule]

So much snow. Awfully glad i purchased this. Love the tractor.

 

[Rustyiron]

From the look's of your pic, I think you mean AWFULLY GLAD !:laughing:

 

[DABSGT]

Can't wait to change this to "Garden and Grass Weapons" have had enough snow

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[Fluid]

Can't wait to change this to "Garden and Grass Weapons" have had enough snow

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Yes, I'm with you.

 

[peterc38]

Getting close to spring but it has been a hard winter in New Brunswick Canada. This winter I took the bucket off the tractor and put a 8ft. snow pusher on. It works good along with the 86" snow blower on the rear. The snow pusher is much faster and does a good job cleaning up, as well as much cheaper to run. Next winter I will be doing some modifications to the snow pusher, adding a few inches in height and also adding a back drag on the top to help knock down the big piles of snow and drag snow away from entrances.

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Nice setup Ralph.

 

[FatTire]

Awesome picture, love the scenery and the Unimog is off the charts cool. What does it have for an engine and did they make the blower as well?

The truck has a gas engine that was used in one of the MB sedans (220?), the M180. 82 HP. The snowblower was built by Beilhack, another German outfit that did a lot of blowers for locomotives. It is powered by a Mercedes OM327, which was a predecessor of the popular OM352. Parts are available for the truck no problem, the blower would be though if anything critical broke unless it can be welded, etc. So far only minor stuff much of which may have been related to sitting too much such as leaky hoses and seals. Most of the seals took care of themselves once I started running it periodically.

 

[NS Gearhead]

Picking up some self drilling screws after work for the atv tracks... about 80 each... we're expecting a foot of snow, and everyone's driveway are a solid sheet of ice.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Picking up some self drilling screws after work for the atv tracks... about 80 each... we're expecting a foot of snow, and everyone's driveway are a solid sheet of ice.

I've always been afraid to stud anything that way, as if one works it's way out, someone will have a screw left in their drive, and more than likely, a flat tire after that...

SR