Blackhole49
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Unlike most, I kinda hope the snow keeps coming. I've spent the last 10 winters in FL and I'm really enjoying this one.
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caterpillar guy
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I have to wonder how well those lawn tires will work pushing much snow with them. Even with 4wd on a unit.
ttown chuck
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i have 2 plow trucks but i too prefer moving snow with my kubota open station, looking good, have fun, stay safe
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Blackhole49
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They work just fine. I have chains for both front decks but don't bother putting them on. Just got the BX2DLB and it pushes like nobody's business with both the plow and bucket. It came with loaded R-4 tires and wheels. But unless I take the hoe off, have no intention of using them this winter.
ttown chuck
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i am also running turf tires , no problem moving the 14 in. of snow it was on top of the ice we got
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Blackhole49
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The only snow I move is on my 3 acres. I do end up clearing nearly an acre.
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Blackhole49
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Go to the attached Messick's site link. Copy and paste the following into the search box.
C00500 quick hitch [option]##[bx6315]
That is what is on this tractor and used for the bucket, plow and forks.
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C00500 quick hitch [option]##[bx6315]
That is what is on this tractor and used for the bucket, plow and forks.
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Blackhole49
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I have a cab for mine also but, as you can see, I'm reluctant to put it on. Most of the work I do with it is mowing a one mile walking trail with the 72 inch deck. I only use the plow to do the 500' driveway when there isn't enough snow for the blower. I just got the BX W/Toys on Tuesday. Might not even put the plow on the 1145 next year.
showcrop
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Around here most landscapers, lawn mowing services, contractors, highway crews and some farmers move snow in the off season. They do it just to have something for their employees to do in the off season so that they can keep the better ones. The owners all hate it. They can't get any employees to do the hand shoveling so they have to do that themselves while the employees run the equipment. Whenever there is a breakdown the owner has to crawl on his back to fix it while the employee sits in the heated cab and plays with his 'phone.
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Blackhole49
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I should have added, in the picture, the blade is just sitting on the ground. Even though I've only had this tractor for a few days, I can can already change from bucket to plow or forks in less than a minute.
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