Quick clean up before Seasonal Swap...
Snow Tire Prep...
- Thread starter Jack Raccoon!
- Start date
Glad to see you're not a pu$$y... LoL
- Thread starter
- #3
I had to think long and hard about the hate and negative feedback before posting. I hit send before I could fully process...
The haters will chime in saying; "how can you take a corvette through an automatic wash" like something will happen to it other than being cleaned
Old news! Try sticking around for a while!
No snow yet in the Hammer?
- Thread starter
- #7
No, threatening all day but nothing....
- Thread starter
- #8
How about you....
Nada. I'm all prepared though. Bought a blade for my tractors hitch. Tired of breaking shear pins on the snow blower in the wet snow. That's likely why it hasn't snowed here. LOL
- Thread starter
- #10
...and I thank you for that. Next year buy a snowmobile.....
Had a rear blade on my tractor. Cursed it but maybe I get more snow than you. Bought a cheap 98 Yukon and put a front blade and chains on it. Way better and I stay warm while plowing in -30 temps. If we get deep snow and hard drifts, have the snow blade and chains on the skid steer. If neither of those are adequate, I say Fk it and wait util it melts.... lol...
The loader works, but gets full too quick. The snowblower is great for colder weather, but the heavy wet snow we get is really hard on snow blowers. At least with the blade I can angle it and shove it to the side. No cabin on the bigger tractor, but the snow blower tractor has an enclosure but no blade.
Wonder if a ATV blade attachment would work on the snow blower tractor.... But yes, A bucket does fill up too quick. That's why I picked up a hyd blade for the skid steer. My big tractor isn't a 4wd and is basically useless in the snow and ice.
- Thread starter
- #14
Kinda like a C7...
Here we go lol....
Here we go lol....
My big one is 4 wheel drive and I have a front blade for it on my wish list. I want to see what I can do with the rear blade first. It cost me $500.00. The front blade is $3000.00. My garden tractor has the blower, chains and the all weather enclosure. I can get a blade for it, but I'd have to take off the snowblower, which is a pain to install and remove. An ATV blade has a different hookup and won't work on most garden tractors. My neighbour welded together an attachment for his, but that kind of thing is beyond my skills.
And environment change has an effect on all this too. Last year we luckily didn't have too much snow. Who knows what this year will bring. Warmer weather could bring higher amounts of lake effect wet snow.
I snowblow or plow a pathway around the property so we can walk the dog and the rear blade should help a lot with that.
Yup. Kinda like my c7 for sure. Not that I would know anyway. It's tires stay 7 feet off the ground all winter.
