RTV Plowing

[Paystar]

Been a pretty easy winter here so far. Every time we get snow and minus 40, a couple days later it rains and melts. So I decided to plow some of my bush road to take the dog for runs.

 

[Paystar]

This is the second level to my back yard. It's hard to gauge the hill in the pic, but here you can see it climbs higher than the roof of my house that can be seen here. (right in center of pic) I couldn't plow up to the next level because I had a washout in late fall that I never got a chance to fix.

I'm running the worksite tires and no added weight. My B2620 has also snow blown up it with R4's no problem. But they are fresh R4's. I bought a new set for winter because they do lose grip when they lose the nice sharp square edges of the treads.

 

[Hay Dude]

Pretty scenery. Your topography reminds me of mine-small rolling hills. Cant find a flat spot to load a hay trailer anywhere…..
Having similar weather here. Snow, followed by rain. Mid 30’s ish

 

[timswi]

We got around 10" or so the RTV did pretty good.

 

[Paystar]

Just a light dusting again. But I was bored, so I went out and plowed it again, LOL

 

[wawajake]

Yes we have had a pretty easy winter eh Paystar ( even Toronto got hit today with a blizzard that missed us ) I got bored and used my Kubota Bx tractor to clear snow around the boathouse and landscape trailer, so easier access in spring. And in the garage doing a project for my RTV to add a stake box side extensions to the bed with wood , so it will hold more hay or firewood. Pics to follow next month.

 

[Paystar]

Hey Jake, send me another email. It went to spam folder and got deleted before I noticed it was you.

 

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And yes, last year and this year are sure not our normal Canadian winters. Must be all that steaming BS spewing out our PM's mouth. LOL