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Now your just rubbing it inUpdate.......
Local weather station just reported snow depths at 18". My wind gauge shows the wind at 24 MPH right now with a recorded gust in the last hour of 35MPH. Glad that I plugged in the big tractor for the morning.
Now your just rubbing it in
You tell Stella to get her ass back here She owes us some snow menBe more than glad to let you have it all!!!!!!
I bet it was a cold ride, you should at least get something on there to break the wind,makes me shiver just thinking about it. I spent 3 hrs in mine today (almost blizzard conditions) plowing snow with a sweatshirt on.I've only had my Pioneer a couple of weeks so haven't had it out yet (long story) but work shut down so I took it out in the snow today. I think we're at around 10 inches so far and it's suppose to snow the rest of the day at least.
It's not much in this pic because it's drifting.
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Good call on wearing the sweat skirt! HA!I bet it was a cold ride, you should at least get something on there to break the wind,makes me shiver just thinking about it. I spent 3 hrs in mine today (almost blizzard conditions) plowing snow with a sweatshirt on.
Too funny. Lol
I bet it was a cold ride, you should at least get something on there to break the wind,makes me shiver just thinking about it. I spent 3 hrs in mine today (almost blizzard conditions) plowing snow with a sweatshirt on.
Use a 1952 Ford 8N no cab. Works great!Haha....yeah, a bit cold. I had to turn around and get some safety glasses to keep the snowflakes out of my eyes. I'm planning to get a roof and windshield but the dealer wasn't offering much of a deal so I decided to wait until I checked out the aftermarket. I got it mainly for working on our property so just messing around until it warms up. I may try to have it set up for plowing next winter though. Then I'll look into doors and rear panel too. How are you set up for plowing? Full cab I guess? What type of plow?
As long as as you wear a sweat skirtUse a 1952 Ford 8N no cab. Works great!
As long as as you wear a sweat skirt
I have a 700-4, roof, windshield, all 4 soft doors and a rear/mid panel that I have installed on the very back and the heater. I bought the Eagle plow from american mfg., I like the fact that their mount didn't take away any ground clearance. There was snow blowing in the cab from time to time, but I still am able to stay warm when plowing.Haha....yeah, a bit cold. I had to turn around and get some safety glasses to keep the snowflakes out of my eyes. I'm planning to get a roof and windshield but the dealer wasn't offering much of a deal so I decided to wait until I checked out the aftermarket. I got it mainly for working on our property so just messing around until it warms up. I may try to have it set up for plowing next winter though. Then I'll look into doors and rear panel too. How are you set up for plowing? Full cab I guess? What type of plow?
12 inches + last night with another 4" today in Northeast Ohio.
The little 500 pushed it like a champ !
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We would like to believe you but we require pictures or videos to substantiate such claimsJust finished 5 hours of snow plowing. Started with the Foreman, then to the 8N, then to the 32 HP John Deere 4WD and finally got the 100HP International 856! 28" of snow mixed with 40 MPH winds = 6 foot drifts packed hard! And it's still snowing!!!!!
We would like to believe you but we require pictures or videos to substantiate such claims
Ever think about relocating during the winter? HA!Just finished 5 hours of snow plowing. Started with the Foreman, then to the 8N, then to the 32 HP John Deere 4WD and finally got the 100HP International 856! 28" of snow mixed with 40 MPH winds = 6 foot drifts packed hard! And it's still snowing!!!!!