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dgoyette

Here are two shots of this years line up. Overkill? Maybe.

The D-180 will have a 56" snow blade to try out this year. The two stage is being powered by the C-160. I stacked two wheel weights on the rear and likely will put iron weights on the wheels as well.

Ranger will get chains and I am interested to see how it does in the smaller storms.

416-H with single stage and 314-8 with JBJR

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I enjoy winter so much more since I started collecting the horses :thumbs:

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mattd860

Nice looking linup!!!! :):thumbs:

But why not put the 2-stage blower on the 416-H with the cab???

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Sparky

Yep....your ready for anything mama nature throws at ya!

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Mike.......

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dennist

Darren,

Excellent line-up. When we have gone through the long winter with a lot of snow, I get bored from all the truck snow plowing, but it must be hard for you to get bored using a different tractor each storm. Enjoy the up-coming months.-Dennis

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Horse Fanatic

I'd say you're ready for anything with that line up!

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Lane Ranger

Looking good Darren for whatever a Maine winter brings on this year!

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dgoyette

But why not put the 2-stage blower on the 416-H with the cab???

I did go back on forth on that. I may switch, but I really had my mind set on using the single stage as the primary and also really wanted to use the 416-H as primary. So that's how it landed.

Thanks for the comments guys.

Dennis - curious what are you using this year?

One of the things I am looking forward to is seeing new snow videos on you tube. I have seen them all and I can't wait for new ones! Hopefully will make a few of my own. I'm sure you will get us some more this year too Lane?

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rwilson

Nice fleet you got there!

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KC9KAS

That is more equipment than the county road crew has!

Nice bunch of :thumbs: snow equipment!

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Operator

Darren your too ready, it won't snow at all now :thumbs:

Nice fleet.

Randy

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JoeMonag

Have you use your Jb jr. for snow? I have one on my 310-8, that I use in the yard. in the spring summer and fall. haven't tried it in the snow. I have a two stage that I'll put on my 416-8. I have always used the 42" dozer blade for the past 30 years.

I'm interested how the JBjr would work witht "snow shoe" scraper option.

I haven't tried it in the winter, because you can't pivot the Jbjr on an angle like

the wheel horse plow. I now have two wheel horse in my herd, your heard looks real nice. Joe in Norton

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MaineDad

Darren can hit my house with those snow chuckers :thumbs:

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Coadster32

Looks good Darren! :thumbs:

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dclarke

Darren, looks like you're ready. i'm not sure the village i live in has that much snow removal equipment.

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Ken B

I'd say you are more than ready for anything! Great lineup, ya probably won't even get a flake all winter now! Living in Maine I'd bet there is a slim chance in gettin no snow though. :thumbs:

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dgoyette

Have you use your Jb jr. for snow? I have one on my 310-8, that I use in the yard. in the spring summer and fall. haven't tried it in the snow. I have a two stage that I'll put on my 416-8. I have always used the 42" dozer blade for the past 30 years.

I'm interested how the JBjr would work witht "snow shoe" scraper option.

I haven't tried it in the winter, because you can't pivot the Jbjr on an angle like

the wheel horse plow. I now have two wheel horse in my herd, your heard looks real nice. Joe in Norton

Joe - I have not used it for snow yet. Honestly I do not expect it to be effective and really it will be an excuse to play with it. No angle and limited lift height make it less than ideal for sure. Might be ok in a pinch but I would not want to use it all winter.

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wheelhorse656

cool stable!!!!!

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dennist

Darren, I have a few large properties that I maintain and with that comes a plow truck. That is nice to stay out of the weather with, but by the end of the season I am sick of plowing-The larger property is over a mile in and goes over a causeway to an island, the causeway gets socked with the drifting snow all day and night when the wind blows. I have to plow over and over seems like never ending. Before I had that job I really loved to snow plow, but now it is work. 422.jpg

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Gerry w

WOW Darren, looks like your ready for whatever Mom nature throws your way! Quite the set up! :thumbs:

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MyOtherCarisaWheel Horse

Wow, I'm now inspired to begin work on my own snow plow fleet!

(Unseen by other Red Square members, OtherCar begins to fashion snow blades for his Rotohoe Rotatiller, Murry and Lawn Boy push mowers and is considering adding a blade and wheel to his weed eater...............)

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