Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...



We have Ford 1100 with a standard PTO but we also have

front and

rear hydraulics. We also have a very long (200 ft)

driveway,

uphill....we use a front blade to plow...forget the snow
thrower...get a blade... (but we didn't have to this year!

hahahah)

My Ford 4000 has a front bucket and rear blade ( on the 3
point hitch ) . The rear blade is easier on a stone
driveway, but hard on the neck.

Scotty



Our driveway is sand and clay with an aggragate laod of gravel on
top that we replace every few years because they go downhill and get
donated to the county...we didn't get a back blade...front blade
worked just fine and never had any problems...once in a while I put
the drag on and drag the drive flatter..

Our driveway is sand and clay with an aggragate laod



Holy Yoda on a spit!


RB
35s5
NY

"Swab Rob" wrote ...
Our driveway is sand and clay with an aggragate laod



Holy Yoda on a spit, this is way over my head!


RB
BoatLess
NY

Scotty wrote:
"Swab Rob" wrote ...

Our driveway is sand and clay with an aggragate laod



Holy Yoda on a spit, this is way over my head!


RB
BoatLess
NY




He thinks the whole world is cement...

Hey Bob, ever see those gigantic snow throwers they mount on
the front of a locomotive?
Buffalo area has some serious snow equipment!

Scotty


"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
k.net...

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

oups.com..
..
I had an 8' blade on a 4WD Kubota. Takes it down to the
dirt.


Zoweee.


RB
35s5
NY


That Kubota (4wd, locking differentials and independent
brakes), blade,
thrower and bucket cost more than your Tribeca.

That's not what I used for commercial plowing though.

So how many minutes of driving experience do you have on
snow and ice?

Amen!

I've seen some big ones on Unimogs too.

That railroad stuff is big. There is a big cutter just down the road.
Someday I'll get a pic of it for you.

Amen!

"Scotty" wrote in message
...
Hey Bob, ever see those gigantic snow throwers they mount on
the front of a locomotive?
Buffalo area has some serious snow equipment!

Scotty


"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
k.net...

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

oups.com..
.
I had an 8' blade on a 4WD Kubota. Takes it down to the
dirt.


Zoweee.


RB
35s5
NY


That Kubota (4wd, locking differentials and independent
brakes), blade,
thrower and bucket cost more than your Tribeca.

That's not what I used for commercial plowing though.

So how many minutes of driving experience do you have on
snow and ice?

Amen!

There is a big cutter just down the road.
Someday I'll get a pic of it for you.


A picture???? Whooppeeeee!!!
Good gravy!


RB
35s5
NY

Very probable..... sand & clays can combine.... reference
Clay, sandy, brwn, some gravels, trace silt.
Aggregate cap of 0.2m of crushed 15mm minus. The fractured face count of
over 90% ensures a lock.

What are you Bobsprit.... totally out of your league again?

Ha Ha Ha.... look...stay out of discussions about things you don't have a
clue about... like sailing, winter driving, tools and construction... avoid
embarrassment

CM-

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
Our driveway is sand and clay with an aggragate laod



Holy Yoda on a spit!


RB
35s5
NY

It's a wonder he remembers to breathe..... kinda also shows he's focused on
me.

Bwahahahahahahahahaahaaaa...

CM

"Scotty" wrote in message
...
idiot! It wasn't Mooron's post.



--
"Swab Rob" wrote ...
Anyway, the pros at John Deere prepped the
tractor for the thrower when I bought it, but I'm guessing
they never
read
the instructions because they prepped it for an electric
PTO; mine is
mechanical, and they knew that.

Mooron's best sailing post to be sure.


RB
35s5
NY

Aggregate cap of 0.2m of crushed 15mm minus. The fractured face count
of
over 90% ensures a lock.


Once again Mooron proves that I'm the #1 most creative guy here!!!!
Tell us, Mooron, what are the stopping distances on 6 inches of powder
vs. wet road above freezing?

Bwahahahahahahahhaha!


RB
35s5
NY