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Re: what do you plow snow with?
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Posted by Cliff Neubauer on December 01, 2006 at 15:19:40 from (69.66.88.156):
In Reply to: what do you plow snow with? posted by Tim Shultz on December 01, 2006 at 14:35:07:

Our main rig is a Case IH 5140 mfd with a 7' bucket and an 8' Big Ox 3pt blade. Up until a few years ago we just used a 3pt blade for most of it but in deep snow on a 2wd tractor it seemed like we'd spend half our time trying to get unstuck. A 2wd loader tractor with the 3pt blade was a big improvement because deep snow could be pushed with the loader and the blade worked good for cleanup. Now with a mfd loader tractor equipped with a left hand reverser I think I can push snow faster than I can clear it with our twin auger 86" snow blower. My ideal setup would probably be a Case IH MX-135 MFD with a cab, loader and creeper gear. I'd build a big 9' 4in1 bucket for the front so that just the bottom would fold up leaving a box blade and then an 8' snow blower on the back.
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