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Snow removal With 45

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Rick

01-20-2000 08:12:34




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Had 6 inches of snow last night Central Indiana,WD-45 6 foot blade and a set of snow chains can move snow like a bulldozer.Great




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Rob in MO

01-20-2000 08:43:53




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 Re: Snow removal With 45 in reply to Rick, 01-20-2000 08:12:34  
Go ahead, rub it in! I'm here in Missouri and it is never going to snow. I remember way back in the 20th Century when it used to snow quite a bit here. Can't wait to use the ol' WD SNO-Beast. Have fun. Do you use fluid or weights with those chains? Just curious. RC



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Rick

01-20-2000 11:14:04




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 Re: Re: Snow removal With 45 in reply to Rob in MO, 01-20-2000 08:43:53  
Have one set of wheel weights on thats all.



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mark

01-21-2000 06:36:17




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 Re: Re: Re: Snow removal With 45 in reply to Rick, 01-20-2000 11:14:04  
CAN I PLEASE SAY THAT MY 9 FOOT BLADE AND 900 LBS OF WHEEL WEIGHTS WORKS GOOD WITH THE RADIO CONTROLS I USE SITTING HERE IN THE FRONT ROOM...WE HAD 9 INCHES AND 5 BELOW....



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tdelewese

01-21-2000 11:18:10




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Snow removal With 45 in reply to mark, 01-21-2000 06:36:17  
SNOW!!! waiting to get my ca running again,over24" and counting. best set up is a V plow w/back blade. No pull with V plow. to bad i do not have a backblade!!!!Been breaking my back with a walk behind a 26" 8 horse blower!!!!



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Ken

01-29-2000 15:57:04




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Snow removal With 45 in reply to tdelewese, 01-21-2000 11:18:10  
Here in Wisconsin, my WD45 does a super job removing snow with a snow/trip bucket. It is a 1954 with fluid in the tires plus chains.



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