I finally get to push some snow

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I finally get to push some snow

Post by Lavoy » Sat Mar 03, 2007 4:34 pm

All you guys with your pics of pushing snow made me jealous, so here are some from the snowy North.
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Some of you have asked what I mean by "snow wings", here you can see how they work.
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Post by Little John » Sat Mar 03, 2007 5:52 pm

Lavoy, I see she is still runnin', waitin' for you. Even frozen water will float some folks boat ! Great pictures.

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Post by hunter41mag » Mon Mar 05, 2007 12:03 pm

Lavoy,

I guess in your area you need to make your own hills/mountians for sliding down :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: !!!! Yesterday I backed my pickup down the hill (was covered in snow and ice) to our barn and I got out, ended up on my butt and than slid down the rest of the hill that way. But what really amazed me my truck never sliped an inch and when it was time to go it pulled right out of there :o :o :o .
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Post by Lavoy » Mon Mar 05, 2007 12:51 pm

Where I am at right here, it is "pool table" flat for the most part. That is why the kids harass me for a snow hill every Winter. Like I really need an excuse to push snow, but that is what I tell people.
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Post by gcgrant » Tue Mar 06, 2007 12:58 am

Heh Lavoy, glad to see you finally got the snow we've been sending your way! Ours is starting to go now, some of the frost is going out of the ground and I'm starting to make a little mud arround my millyard with the 350. I might have to wait for it to dry out a bit. We don't have to make our hills around here, but that really does look like a good project!
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Post by Stan Disbrow » Wed Mar 07, 2007 12:21 pm

Hi,

Well, now I'll have to take a few pix of my 420. I've not done it because she's not all prettied up. However, she looks a lot like Lavoy's (white stripe and all) so I guess it really doesn't matter. Except, I don't have snow wings and a winch on mine. ;)

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Post by Ray III » Tue Feb 26, 2008 8:57 pm

Where did you get those wings? I was actually thinking of fabricating some because it got old fast chasing snow around with a 6' blade with a machine that will push 8' of snow!

My dad likes snow piles too, he has a tractor with a truck plow rigged to the loader and stacks up everything from the yard in front of his shop. I can drive the crawler right up the side of it to push more snow up. Here's a picture from a few years ago...

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I aim to get some pics of me getting vertical on the thing soon!

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Post by Lavoy » Wed Feb 27, 2008 9:14 am

I had the plate sheard in town, then cut and drilled it myself to fit the blade, and made the brace plates on the back side of the wings. There is just no comparison with a standard blade as far as what they will push.
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