Ready for snow

[1523playtoy]

With 300' of private drive to take care of and plow the snow I have used the bucket and 6' back blade for the last 8 years but when there is a foot of snow or better and it sets up I need to push through the bucket first than work on it with the back blade. So I took a ATV snow plow mount with a 6' blade and fitted it to the front bucket.

Now this should keep the snow away this year.

 

[Wolfy]

I also like to think that everything can be streamlined....that setup should be easy to remove, if you need to push back snow banks.

 

[Thomas]

Going to lot easier on your neck,also less bucket work when making higher snow banks.

 

[topstoy]

Let us know how that works out for you.

 

[MossRoad]

I have a front mounted snow blade on my FEL arms. You'll love it! Welcome to TBN! :thumbsup:

 

[1523playtoy]

Yes everything is set up so the blade can be removed in the time it takes to remove the ratchet straps. I went with the ATV plow for its light weight total weight is less than 100lbs and easy to slide on and off.

 

[MAN IN BLACK]

Never heard of a SNOWBLOWER
Nothing beats that when snow is involved...either front mount or 3 point hitch :thumbsup:

 

[LD1]

Never heard of a SNOWBLOWER
Nothing beats that when snow is involved...either front mount or 3 point hitch :thumbsup:

Depends on the snow and how much. Plows are faster, but have limitations.

Nice work 1523playtoy. Just becarefull as I am sure the tractor has more.pushing force than an ATV.

 

[square1]

Just curious, what's going to keep it from pivoting when one side is loaded more than the other or you catch an edge?

 

[BXman98]

I'm ready for snow!!!!