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That looks REALLY steep.

Where are you located?

I blew snow from 1985 to 2021 on an open station tractor. I won’t bore everyone with my list of clothing I walked out the door with. After 36 years I now continually turn the heat down while using bare hands, no hat, and maybe a light jacket while listening to something entertaining. I don’t...

Welcome Chris142, this is a great forum, even if you are occasional like I am. The knowledge on here is unbelievable. Ask away, someone will be able to answer anything you throw out there.

So I am cruising along blowing snow and all the accumulation on my roof let’s go and lands on the hood. Would not have been a problem if all of it was snow but unfortunately the bottom layer was ice. Broke my damn hood scoop on the LX. I guess when your cab is 70 degrees the bottom layer of snow...

Sorry I missed this back in 24. After I received the new couplings on warranty it has been perfect. I blew quite a bit of snow last year and there is 0 apparent wear on either coupling. It had to be a metal issue in couplings. Nothing else was changed.

Your cab looks fantastic

I sold fuel in northern lower peninsula (Boyne City) for 14 years and my supplier would put in the winter additI’ve at the beginning of November. I have been out of it for 6 years but it seems to me a gallon was around$250. I cannot remember how many gallons of diesel that one gallon treated.

R-14’s are amazing in the snow. I have 23 years of turf tire experience and 4 years of R-14’s, I will take the R-14’s.

That is what I try to do but I totally suck at it.

Awesome rig!

Love my MUTS made in Ontario

Very good point!

I have Redline and love them. I did get the 36” and wish I went with the 42”

Enjoy, maybe someday for me😊

Welcome aboard.

Haha, too funny

Exactly, mine is atrocious, eye watering is a perfect description.

Lots of maple tops, all kinds of poplar and pine. We were around an inch of ice.

I cannot realistically believe I will ever be completely done with cleanup for entire property, 61 acres