Posted by Rance on February 04, 2016 at 12:51:33 from (67.142.172.22):
Guys, Thanks for all the good suggestions and advice to my previous post. The 6 miles of road I need to plow are an unmaintained county road. The local sheriff has told me if I'm on a county road in any truck, plow or not, it will have to be licensed and insured and he'd nail me if he caught me--even though I'm the one who would have to pull his tusch out of a snow bank. Given the cost of licensing and insuring an old highway truck I have to rule that out. A blower on the front of a tractor (with heated cab!!!) will work but at 1.5 to 2 MPH that's a lot of hours to clear 6 miles of road out and back. So, what about putting a highway truck type blade on the front of a beefy tractor? I know mounting it would involve lots of creative welding and hydraulics, but could the thing even be steered with that much weight on the front? Heck, maybe I just need a snowcat! Thanks
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