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Re: Snowblower Advise, Case D or JD 720
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Posted by TheRealRon on August 11, 2004 at 03:54:14 from (69.179.30.24):
In Reply to: Snowblower Advise, Case D or JD 720 posted by Jeff Gerbracht on August 09, 2004 at 13:40:54:
Purchase a different tractor. First, everyone else is assuming a snowblower. They have their place but we get 12'-16' of snow here every winter and everyone, including me, use a loader and box blade to manage snow. I also log with mine. The loader is invaluable for picking up logs. Attach a shackle bracket to the bucket. You'll want a stout 3 point for dragging logs (you need to pick up the front end of the log slightly to drag them). This means you need live hydraulics. You also want a WFE. Be sure to use www.ultraseal.com in the front tires, at least, as logging stubble is tough on tires.
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