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Interesting, we have almost twin tractors. Mine is a 2001 4300 HST 4WD. I could not get anyone to come out and take a picture of me plowing snow with mine this morning, "Too cold". Look at this contrasting picture and Think green as in grass and warm weather.
So, I put up a picture of the tractor moving the shooting bench back when it was much warmer. Ignore the date.
Yes, very similar. Is yours a diesel? If you can't get anyone to take a picture of you try mounting a game camera near where you are plowing.
It is amazing how much you use the bucket. I have a workbench of the same heavy construction as your shooting bench. When I rebuilt my old garage last summer (it was rotting into the ground) I had to move everything out. The bucket came in very handy. Afterward I invested in a set of short forks from Artilleran that replace the bucket. . . . Very easy to change. Moved everything into the new garage with that.
We ended up with about 10 inches this morning. Then it snowed on and off all day long. We also had some fun. I drove that RZR literally almost 15 miles round and round and round in that field today pulling my kids on that truck inner tube. I got on it and made this cinematic masterpiece. She wasn't driving very fast, but fast enough.
You have that snow so packed down your front yard is never going to thaw. Our roads are the same way.
I just saw the Wall Street Journal at the store; headline was: "And the winter weather winner is... Atlanta", with a picture of a jogger in modest clothes in Sochi at the games, next to a picture of snowbound Atlanta.
I just saw the Wall Street Journal at the store; headline was: "And the winter weather winner is... Atlanta", with a picture of a jogger in modest clothes in Sochi at the games, next to a picture of snowbound Atlanta.
According to the local weather guy, it was warmer in Sochi yesterday than it was in Atlanta. However, I bet they have snow plows.
I say a news clip yesterday, did't really catch the city but it showed a scene and in the background there was a garbage truck with a plow on it plowing the street. I drove a truck nation wide for 41 years and I have never seen anything like that. Winston-Salem,NC around 1985 I came up behind a pickup pulling a 3 wheel a-frame steel wheel kinda plow on I-40, the best part of it was the guy riding the plow cranking a big wheel to adjust the plow
I say a news clip yesterday, did't really catch the city but it showed a scene and in the background there was a garbage truck with a plow on it plowing the street. I drove a truck nation wide for 41 years and I have never seen anything like that. Winston-Salem,NC around 1985 I came up behind a pickup pulling a 3 wheel a-frame steel wheel kinda plow on I-40, the best part of it was the guy riding the plow cranking a big wheel to adjust the plow
I think it was Atlanta that started putting plows on their garbage trucks.
Snow plows on a garbage truck makes a lot of sense. You already have a heavy base with hydraulics, put it to use. Somewhere, someone in government was using logic.
Snow plows on a garbage truck makes a lot of sense. You already have a heavy base with hydraulics, put it to use. Somewhere, someone in government was using logic.
OR (if it was a small town) it was a county road truck that was purchased by the city and converted to a garbage truck. And they had enough sense to leave the blade on the front.