Snowblowing with the CK20

JayC · Dec 9, 2005

That sunset shot is very nice!

I tried looking at the video but all I got was a "Runtime error" in both Firefox and Internet Explorer. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

DK35vince · Dec 9, 2005

( THIS SUCKS
35 machines 9 inches of snow and I can't even PLAY.
All I get to do is drive around in this stupid pickup with a plow on it )

Rick,
Your welcome to come here and play on my DK 35 all you want..
And all you need to do is drive for multiple hours to get here and bring me a hat and a tee-shirt /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Dmace · Dec 10, 2005

Hey JayC,

I just tried it again and it still works. At streetfire.net you can view it as Windows Media Player or Flash. Try both, I use Netscape but it works in Explorer too. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

Jim,
Tell you what, in the Summer we will switch machines. I am sure the cab will be more of a pain then helpful except as a sunshade.
For the fall/winter months, the cab is well worth it though.

Thanks for the comments. I wil get some more pics today.
As soon as it warms up. Right now it's 18 degrees F.

MOTractorman · Dec 10, 2005

Great Pictures! Makes me want to move where there is more snow. All we got so far is a dusting, not enough to sweep away with a broom. Looks like you will stay plenty warm in that cozy cab!

kcook · Dec 10, 2005

Very Nice set up, I wish I was able to get one this year

KC

kentrodngun · Dec 10, 2005

Derek, cool video - makes me jealous. We got 10" by me in NY and my LK3054 with loader & backblade did a nice job on the heavy stuff (especially after the Town guys plowed us in) but I'm drooling over that snowblower. Don't know if my neck would take the strain but maybe it could provide enough exercise to help keep it limber for deer hunting (LOL).

DrewL · Dec 11, 2005

Makes me want to move where there is more snow.

..........are you alright? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

I have little use for snow at this point ..........HOWEVER, I bought a mini-2 stage snowblower from Sears 2 years ago. 5HP 24" wide. We had the storm of the century last year with over 30". That little snowblower never, NEVER gagged once. Snow was spilling over the top and that thing never skipped a beat. My point is, equipment today is SSSSOOOOO much better than it ever has been yet we are surprised when the equipment that we buy buy works better than we thought. This equipment is very good as it should be. We pay good money for our purchased equipment whether it is a snowblower all the way down to a non-moving box blade. With that said, this gear is well engineered and well designed.

450EXC · Dec 11, 2005

( Makes me want to move where there is more snow. )

And thats just a snowblower - you should see the sleds we got ! /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

Dmace · Dec 11, 2005

( ( Makes me want to move where there is more snow. )

And thats just a snowblower - you should see the sleds we got ! /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif )

Oh Yeah, We got sleds up here too !

KiotiJohn · Dec 12, 2005

I'm really happy to say that I don't need a snowblower, and don't want any snow! This time of year is even boring for me because I can't really participate in all the "snowblower" posts! But if that's the price I pay for not having to put up with that monster stuff, then great. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
John