Let it snow, let it snow….

[jbratton]

Got my snow removal units out of storage. Did a pre-trip inspection and drove them around the yard for alittle bit. (I was pretending I plowing snow)

 

[dschwandt]

Hoo Boy!!
You gots the fever for sure!!

 

[jbratton]

I’m heading to Minnesota to help @digger

 

[tkhoffman]

July snow plowing. Interesting, is that something i can do to gain points.
Like, can i 'plow' my driveway all summer long, will the snow not fall on it in during the winter?
We just got 11 inches of super wet stuff on Friday. First time Tug couldn't push as i run down the center of driveway and work my way out. Each pass is pushing the accumulated snow. It just got too heavy, kept pushing the front.
When the Cub can't push...get out the Bear. Picture is 4 days after the snowfall.

 

[-CӞ]

cool blade on the Bear, but Tug is still better looking. is that Pooh bear on Tug’s nose? we’ll be lucky to get 11” cumulative all winter in KC.

 

[tkhoffman]

cool blade on the Bear, but Tug is still better looking. is that Pooh bear on Tug’s nose? we’ll be lucky to get 11” cumulative all winter in KC.

Tug's nose is sporting a very old Mack Truck Dog. I found it when walking home from school some 50 years ago. It stayed with me all these years. When I got Tug, it had no nose piece. After many years of sitting in my Sock drawer to Junk Draw to Tool boxes, the Dog just seemed right at home there.
The plow is a V plow. Made by Virnig. Each side of it can angle at any angle independently. Including both sides angled forward as a scoop. That tractor has a seperate lever for the auxilary front hydraulics. Even with homemade large skids, still gotta Man the FEL lever to keep from tearing up the stone driveway. Until we finally get a deep freeze and build up an inch or two of frozen snow as a base.

 

[-CӞ]

what i dream after blading snow with my 100 (clutching, shifting, manual-lifting until my grip & shoulder are plumb pooped):

that and a hydraulic lift !!!

 

[tkhoffman]

what i dream after blading snow with my 100 (clutching, shifting, manual-lifting until my grip & shoulder are plumb pooped):
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that and a hydraulic lift !!!

"Syrup smooth"!? I'll have to remember that little Gem.

 

[Jacob Michael]

"Syrup smooth"!? I'll have to remember that little Gem.

What about "smoo-oo-ooth"?

 

[Beltrack]

Real men don’t need…

Ah, never mind.

 

[-CӞ]

Mother Nature has bestowed ample opportunity to blade snow this past few weeks. And whenever I’m blading snow, I am delighted by the performance of this this RUBBER WEAR STRiP.

It is quite literally a pavement-saving snow squeegee that glides over joints and rough spots while effectively dozing the snow. And like our Cub Cadets, it wears like iRON. Super-tough material. Even after several linear miles of blading concrete & asphalt sidewalks & driveways, mine barely shows any wear.

For those who blade snow, I highly recommend one. Great product at a good price, with good service too = great value.

Anyone else here using one? Would you agree?

ChalmersInnovations.com/pages/rubber-wear-strips

ChalmersInnovations.com/pages/rws-customer-photos

Respectfully,
-C3

 

[tkhoffman]

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Mother Nature has bestowed ample opportunity to blade snow this past few weeks. And whenever I’m blading snow, I am delighted by the performance of this this RUBBER WEAR STRiP.

It is quite literally a pavement-saving snow squeegee that glides over joints and rough spots while effectively dozing the snow. And like our Cub Cadets, it wears like iRON. Super-tough material. Even after several linear miles of blading concrete & asphalt sidewalks & driveways, mine barely shows any wear.

For those who blade snow, I highly recommend one. Great product at a good price, with good service too = great value.

Anyone else here using one? Would you agree?

ChalmersInnovations.com/pages/rubber-wear-strips

ChalmersInnovations.com/pages/rws-customer-photos

Respectfully,
-C3

I wonder if this material is as tough. Life time supply for those with concrete/blacktop driveways. Its so interesting how needs and perception varies. 'Hard' driveway people look for methods to easily super clean driveways. Gravel/dirt/sod driveway people look for ways to more easily glide over without scalping or digging.

https://www.homedepot.com/pep/Rubbe...uty-Rubber-Flooring-Mat-03-109-W-34/304106362