Both you and tiny are grounded! Wait till you see the dealer price for that multilite piece. Try the web after the dealer revives you and the paramedics leave.
What do you remove snow with.
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Both you and tiny are grounded! Wait till you see the dealer price for that multilite piece. Try the web after the dealer revives you and the paramedics leave.
gwiley
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My wife is awesome, but that one hurt the team. $122 on-line, found one for $54 on ebay. Got paid $210 for the snow removal on the neighborhood road which I already used to buy a pair of chains so this last snow put me in the red.
ducati996
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Just a few options depending on need - blower, FEL or rear blade
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Love tractors -these pictures and more great tractors -
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HarleyScooter
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Ductape, yes I made a toplink by cutting the pin tubes off the cyl. and adding some swivel ball mounts. It works real good to change how aggressive the blade cuts.
gtstang462002
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At my house I just drive over top of it with my 2007 expedition EL 4X4 to get to this:
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It is sitting at the Food lion parking lot that I plow.
It is sitting at the Food lion parking lot that I plow.
SINGLE-JACK
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For the light stuff
Honda Foreman - Moose Plow - for the light stuff
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Honda Foreman - Moose Plow - for the light stuff
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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gwiley
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Honda Foreman - Moose Plow - for the light stuff
Next time try not to look like you having fun - it really puts a damper on toy/tool money when your SO sees it that way
I regret selling my Honda 4x4 rancher every time it snows. I think that a 4x4 ATV with a decent plow is just about the best tool for plowing period. Hard to beat the maeuverability and fun factor.
Our area seems to get more ice than snow lately, but when it does snow this is my preferred method of removal. This is the tractor that we feed with daily, so its a simple matter of dropping the hay spike and attaching the bucket. Snow shoveling is more fun with a heated cab and a radio!View attachment 120442
here is my quad for screwing around whit snow and keeping some back roads clear.
Yes that is ice, plowing the swamp for fun. It's a warn state plow style. Plowed about 1/4 of it to give you some size comparison
Yes that is ice, plowing the swamp for fun. It's a warn state plow style. Plowed about 1/4 of it to give you some size comparison
HARRY BARKER
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no chains?here is my quad for screwing around whit snow and keeping some back roads clear.
Yes that is ice, plowing the swamp for fun. It's a warn state plow style. Plowed about 1/4 of it to give you some size comparison
Don't need them
bowtechmadman
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I haven't found a need for chains either...having 80 lbs or so on the back seems to help quite a bit.
Matt,
How do you like the state style plow? Trying to get a friend who rarely plows his own drive to swap mine for his state.
Matt,
How do you like the state style plow? Trying to get a friend who rarely plows his own drive to swap mine for his state.
Its great, I motley bought it cause it looked cool but it is taller then the regular ones. I am happy with it and I wouldn't buy a regular one.
Ill get more pictures tomorrow.
SINGLE-JACK
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Honda Foreman - Moose Plow - for the light stuff
Next time try not to look like you having fun - it really puts a damper on toy/tool money when your SO sees it that way
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:agree2: GOOD ADVICE!!! :hmm3grin2orange:
builder1101
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i make sure the snow gets moved....60Ft+ to the sides...
some zilch
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Kubota L4400, 7ft western plow on loader arms, 6ft bush hog rear scraper, double ring chains, loaded R1s
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