Snow Snow Fighting Team

[kcoulouris]

2006 Kubota B7610 w/50" Loader
2002 Polaris Sportsman w/60" Plow
1995 Cub Cadet 2284 w/45" Snowblower or 54" Blade

These boys have done a great job of cleaning up the 6 feet of snow that we've had here in NH this Winter. The ATV plows really well up to about 6" of snow, but then the blower is just way more efficient after that. I mainly push back the snowbanks with the Kubota.

Kevin

 

[bx24]

Nice, but now we need to see some pics of the team in action!

 

[peterc38]

Very nice!!

I have a similar team

2007 B7610 w/ Woods rear blade and 2007 Honda HS1132 snowblower

 

[kcoulouris]

Me Like!

How do you like the rear blade? I notice that you have it facing backwards - does that work well?

We've had plenty of the white stuff to play with this winter, haven't we!

Kevin

 

[ByronBob]

I'd show you my snow fighting team but they're in the garage while it rains (yet again).

It's been the wettest (Read no snow) winter in WNY that I can remember for a while.

 

[WayneB]

I have a small team, but she is a good worker!

then there is a bit of help wife dong the walk way, me in the house with camera!

 

[Builder]

Very nice!!

I have a similar team

2007 B7610 w/ Woods rear blade and 2007 Honda HS1132 snowblower

Nice tools you got there! What kind of shed is that you have?

 

[peterc38]

Nice tools you got there! What kind of shed is that you have?

Thanks, I got the blade for $200 used. My dealer wanted $500 for a new one. It is a 2004 that wasn't hardly used. Its a 5 footer, I could probably handle a 6 footer but I couldn't pass up that deal and my driveway is only about 140 ft. It is perfect for my walkways too.

The shed is a TNT carport.

 

[peterc38]

Me Like!

How do you like the rear blade? I notice that you have it facing backwards - does that work well?

We've had plenty of the white stuff to play with this winter, haven't we!

Kevin

I turn it the other way to pull snow away from the garage first, then I turn it around to push down the driveway. I find I like the rear blade best for the "nuisance storms" of 6-8". For the deeper stuff, I snowblow and then clean up with the blade as needed and of course use the loader to push back banks too.

 

[canoetrpr]

Nice team. Are you happy with that Titan btw?