Snow blower storage question

[bk-scouter 93]

Seeing that we've had some decent weather in Grand Rapids, I'm starting to think about putting away the single stage for the season. I have thoughts of building a wooden dolley to set the 42" blower on and roll it under the bench. I've seen a couple pictures of them, but has any one ever built one before, and do you have any tips or ideas to consider?

I appreciate your wisdom on this

-BK

[Bill 4]

Northen tools has some nice moving dollys for around 30 bucks, I used to have a few of them and they work good for what you want to do..

[pfrederi 17,122]

I just move the wheels to the highest setting and she rolls around easily just lifting on the mounting frame.

If yours has skids instead of wheels use a couple pieces of scrap angle iron and two small cheap casters. Bolt the casters to the angle iron then bolt the angle iron to blower in place of the skids.

[bk-scouter 93]

This is what I woke up to this morning...

Looks like spring will be a little late this year

Anyways, keep the ideas coming guys. Pictures would be great too.

Thanks.

-BK

[Operator 7]

Got an old creeper? They're a little wider, the little appliance dolly's I got one at Menards for like $20.00 bucks and carpeted too.

Randy

[bk-scouter 93]

(bump) :omg:

[WHC-125 4]

I went to TSC the other day and saw a few their :omg:

[bk-scouter 93]

Yeah, I was there last Saturday too. I saw the dollies there for $30 each. They were right above the dolly wheels, which sells for around $8 a piece, plus using either 2x4's or steel angles to make my own. Can you say "no brainer"? <_<

-BK

[Docwheelhorse 2,560]

Buy another tractor to mow with and leave the snow thrower tractor together.... that way you have a motor to move that baby with ALL SUMMER

Tony

[bk-scouter 93]

Buy another tractor to mow with and leave the snow thrower tractor together.... that way you have a motor to move that baby with ALL SUMMER

Tony

Looks like I might have to build that pole barn after all...

-BK