Plowing snow

super99 · Jan 17, 2009

Went out this afternoon and rearanged the snow drifts again, need the trash dumpster dumped, and if they see snow in front of it, they go on down the road. Drafty old rattle trap cab felt pretty good this afternoon. Chris

Iowa_tire_guy · Jan 17, 2009

Chris, drove down the highway past your place last Sunday on our way to Snowstar. In a hurry to get there and too sore to move on the way home to stop in. Don't suppose they needed to make snow this week. Easy to move some today, just kick it in the air watch it go east.

bradk · Jan 17, 2009

Was it drifting much Chris? Blew & drifted like crazy here.Plowed with the truck,got stuck a few times.Yard and driveway is starting to close back in already!

Fine lookin' 1850! Even with the "rattle trap cab"(LOL)

glennster · Jan 17, 2009

i woulda been happy with that cab today, plowed out with the minnie moline backhoe. no cab, but it was the first one that started and was closest to the door!!!!

Kelly MT · Jan 17, 2009

Been plowing snow with my 1850 to. The cab looks different but sounds like the same effect. I think mine is a sound guard, not a bit of sound gets out! We don't have the drifting like you but we're getting nailed with lots of snow. I'm shoveling the roof here.

suer99 · Jan 18, 2009

Yah, Snowstar ought to be happy with all this snow. Just as well you didn't stop, we went to Walnut after church to see daughter and grandson. Maybe next time. Chris

Dave from MN · Jan 18, 2009

Chris, That back blade doesnt look all that heavy, why dont ya send me them weights!

rrlund · Jan 18, 2009

Those 1850s are fun to plow snow with aren't they? I've just got a heat houser on mine. Use a heavy 9' box scraper. Nothing'll stop that old beauty.

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