Show me your snowplow!
 

'Tis the season!

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2011 Polaris RZR 800 EFI with 55" Warn blade....works for me!:p

Alex

My $75 Craigslist wonder. Plus another $10 in missing cover screws, and at least $300 labor if I go by my usual hourly rate LOL. It's my first, I thought it'd 'murphy-proof' us this season, but turns out this dog loves to EAT!
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Best I can do.

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What's a snowplow? ;)

Used to use this pick-up but it rotted out so I put the plow on the tractor

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You'd end up in the hospital using that at my place Rick.

I know, one of the reasons I will never come and visit you during the winter months. :)

As seen on PP... Matching colour.

We have a winner.

Same as Freybird but a JD 318.....4 more HP and power steering. To busy plowing to take pic's........

Pete 3799: I like your setup with a bucket and blade on the front.....U do that yourself? Show us how the blade attaches and pivots if you can?

Not me, but my blower.
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In Mich.
I've got a driven 2-stage which is rarely used. Most is shovel.

An old Toro Powerlite does the work every time.
As light as a heavy shovel, and used as such.

First track is through the center and very very slow.
Listen to the engine, always.
Rest of the sweeps are full-blade or 1/8 blade, depending.
Whatever the tool can handle.

Push snow downhill. Don't lift.

Not mine but recently used to plow my shop lot


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No snow here,hell we would be happy for a little rain. In years past this baby works for me and my neighbors.

'98 Dodge 2500 Diesel w/8' bed is a little unwieldy, but it'll push some snow!

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