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Re: moving snow-cub or H?
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Posted by Pearl on August 09, 2005 at 09:21:06 from (69.58.134.197):
In Reply to: moving snow-cub or H? posted by Pearl on August 09, 2005 at 06:26:44:
Does that Paulson loader have a trip bucket or hyd? I think the H
is probably the better choice, now I just have to fabricate a
solution. I've got an angle plow off an old truck that could be
welded up to some loader arms perhaps? Does anyone have any
photos of their H with a plow they could share?
I'm in Wisconsin, but our winters haven't been too snowy lately.
Last year I only removed snow a few times.
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