KubotainNH
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SouthWest NH got 32 to 40 inches in the Nor'easter that just passed through. Luckily we only got 7" or so but it was cement like.
Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons
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cat fever
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Anyone watching national news is aware of the snow we've been getting in the mountain states. Here's some pictures of snow clearing today. For reference, I think the mouth on my blower is 36" I don't remember for sure.
Gordon Gould
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As always great pictures cat. Beautiful wide open country !!
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aeblank
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It's that powered with a hydraulic power pack on the back? Tractor that big doesn't have a mid pto, I wouldn't think...
grsthegreat
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That has to be hydraulic powerpack like my unit. Midmounts dont use loader arm mounts.
here in north idaho, i still have 3 feet on the ground, but we had a week of 50°. Lots of it melted off. Snowing lightly today again.
here in north idaho, i still have 3 feet on the ground, but we had a week of 50°. Lots of it melted off. Snowing lightly today again.
cat fever
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Yes, I have a power pack on the back.
grsthegreat
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Well, took the day to remove chains and all snow equipment. Ground is too soft for chains anymore. They wreck havoc on driveway. Going to have a week of high 50’s and rain coming in a few days.
took everything off, power washed it all and touched up the paint to prevent rusting.
took everything off, power washed it all and touched up the paint to prevent rusting.
TractorTYMe
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I took my snowblower off Saturday and put on box blade also removed chains on front. I can probably take the rear chains off this next weekend?
mpham
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Removed the chains on mine last week.
Going to wait a bit on the blower, even though the extended forecast has a 70 in it. We've gotten snow in May before.
Going to wait a bit on the blower, even though the extended forecast has a 70 in it. We've gotten snow in May before.
airbiscuit
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Not removing snow, but scraping off slush. My rear blade works, but the up and down on rutted frozen and thawed ground makes me realize how much I like my pony grader. Dug it out yesterday, and can't wait for the ground to thaw.
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