Tell us about the most interesting or different snow removal rig you've ever had or seen.

[ebinmaine 62,952]

32 minutes ago, Cvans said:

I've enjoyed this subject and hope more will post photos. 

 

 

Me too!

 

[edgro 676]

The PO said it has a broken key in the trans, so it don't go at this point, but I did have it running. A little scary, the impellers run with the engine. No way to stop them but to stop engine. I got it with the thought it would make a cool snowblower for the tractor. After I stared at it for a while, I realized the engine is reversed from what it sets on a WH. So I would have to reverse the PTO direction somehow

Anyway I did get a nice 6 3/4 horse Kohler on it

[rjg854 10,708]

Well, until I got into Wheel Horse, this is how I cleared my 1/4 mile driveway and the circle between the house, the barn, and my Horse shed.

I must say it's a lot easier with the  equipment

 

[PeacemakerJack 10,670]

 “1/4 mile” 

Just think of the shape that you were in!  Too bad you didn’t have a “Fitbit” to keep track of your steps

[rjg854 10,708]

Now that you mention that, I have gained about 10 lbs., over the past few years 

[Docwheelhorse 2,560]

Not unique, not special...

But my dad's 1969 Chevrolet K20 4x4 with a 292 straight six, 4.88 gears, granny gear 4 speed with a Fisher 8' blade, belt driven hydraulics and manual (seperate) push pull cables for up/down/angle could not be stopped. 

 

Tony

[PeacemakerJack 10,670]

@Docwheelhorse  if they exist of that awesome snow moving rig!

[Docwheelhorse 2,560]

They exist, I'll look and post. Might take a bit. 

Tony

[WHX?? 46,688]

BTW nice resto on that behind @rjg854 

[ebinmaine 62,952]

6 hours ago, Docwheelhorse said:

Not unique, not special..

Maybe not unique. ... but Definitely special  !!

That is one of my favorite truck styles and has one of the best engines ever built. I've always been partial to those larger straight sixes. .... 292, Ford 300. GMC Commercial 302, etc....

Can't wait for pics. 

 

[wallfish 15,905]

Posted this interesting and different rig a long time ago. Too bad the info posted about it was lost from the forum move a long time ago.

 

Edited December 26, 2017 by wallfish

[ebinmaine 62,952]

3 minutes ago, wallfish said:

Posted this interesting and different rig a long time ago.

 

WOW !!!

[PeacemakerJack 10,670]

@wallfish that is a crazy beast! With a country absolutely obsessed with protecting us from ourselves, something like that snowblower would give that type of people hives!!! I would love to see a video of that thing in action.  You almost get the feeling like you could walk that thing to the middle of your drive, turn it on, and it would suck in and blow all your snow from the whole drive and maybe even your lot!

[c-series don 7,772]

Doc, my first truck was a 1968 Chevrolet K-20 4x4 with a 327, 4:88's It seriously didn't like to go over 50 mph but would move mountains of snow. I also towed many a stuck trucks off the beach with it. Here is a picture of a picture of me with it around 1986 

[AMC RULES 36,941]

 This old Allis looks like pretty interesting...

 

 

[ClassicTractorProfessor 5,255]

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1766516330049512&id=100000734869373 

 

Check this one out guys...redneck ingenuity at it's finest

Edited December 31, 2017 by Professor1990

[ebinmaine 62,952]

7 hours ago, Professor1990 said:

Check this one out guys...redneck ingenuity

It even has a high strength, flexible mount system and automatic back dragging! !!