Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Snow Removal

[macmax55]

Here is a couple more of my complete setup. We got 3" more today so I was just playing. Sorry for the poor quality, took the pics with the cell.

The combo of the front 7' Snow Plow and the 7' Woods Rear Grader Blade work great.

Chris

Thanx Chris,
Just curious are you a pilot?

 

[wedge40]

Ya what he said. I lived in Upper Michigan during the blizzard to 78' and dont recall seeing banks like that. I'm going sway and say Alaska.

Wedge

 

[Piperflyer]

Upstate N,Y where the record for the most snow that has fallen in a 24 hr period for the United States.

 

[macmax55]

Thanx for all your replies!!!!!!

 

[JDGreenGrass]

This is the only equipment I can use when the driveway gets snowed in & the Kubota can't handle it.

Photoshop. Computer geek.

Not even Lake Tahoe has 100' snowbanks.

Looks some believe it....sorry to burst your bubble.

 

[wedge40]

In the UP they're smart enough to drive on top of it not dig down to the bottom.

Wedge

 

[Dead Horse]

I rigged this old POS to my 3710......... It came on a '48 Willies plow frame. I have used it since 2000 and it is still doing the job.

Ain't pretty though.........

 

[JohninCT]

With the usually small amount of snow in CT I'm another vote for using the loader. Depending on your amount of snow removal larger area, long driveway it might be worth the setup of a plow. Your profile pic show just about the ideal bucket position for snow removal (back edge down, front lip slightly up). I really like the ABS pipe over the front edge idea... that gives you a slick guide to roll the bucket down against to get a consistent bucket angle. I've been thinking that for a little additional scraping action, I could bolt a thick piece of rubber mat (think horse stall mat) to the front of the ABS pipe. What do others think about this idea?

 

[Diamondpilot]

Thanx Chris,
Just curious are you a pilot?

Yes, fly corporate in a Sabre 65 right now.

Chris

 

[macmax55]

Yes, fly corporate in a Sabre 65 right now.

Chris

Nice my brother flies 757/767s (you know they have the same flight deck) and 777's