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Gator with Eagle Plow getting it done
This storm was over 2 feet of snow....I think I could have used a lot taller plow to take on Nemo The Gator got it done with power to spare
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nice work for you and the GATOR
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Looks like you could use a windshield.
I have a JD standard plow ,Plastic edge/ Delx. cab and worked well but, I agree blade could be higher.
24" of snow with drifts of 36". Hit it twice. Down to bare driveway.
Rain forcasted for today.
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Nice. "Gator done!!" (geter done)
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Wish we had that much snow to play in and we could use the moisture to fill our ponds
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Originally Posted by J Grace
Looks like you could use a windshield.
I have a JD standard plow ,Plastic edge/ Delx. cab and worked well but, I agree blade could be higher.
24" of snow with drifts of 36". Hit it twice. Down to bare driveway.
Rain forcasted for today.
This is the first storm I ever thought that a cab would be nice....I like the fresh air but the lapfuls of snow are a little much
I'm still thinking of investing in the Boss V Plow for next winter, the taller blade would be great.
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Originally Posted by Deputy347k9
Dixiedog, Talked with friends in Gorham and Standish area where they got 35.5 inches! So sorry I left Maine before this one! LOL
Watching your video I see you have quite a bit of plowing, without quesiton I would have a "full cab from Prosum Equipment" that included wiper and heater. I could see the snow coming into the cab, of course with the amount of snow you got it would not matter if the blade was 6" or 12" taller it would come back on you. A friend of mine who works for Cumberland County Sheriff's Office also plows on the side. He has a 3/4 ton GMC with an 8' fisher that has the extra blade attachment on top and STILL snow would come over.
At our age I like having fun but I like staying dry and warm.
When I had our farm in Limington, Maine I purchased a large snowblower to go onto one of my John Deere tractors. When I purchased the new tractor I had ordered it with a full heated cab, of course that was on back order. My very first winter using the new snow blower was nothing but pure hell! Come spring I told John Deere if they didn't get the cab soon I was bringing the rig back. It came in finally, removing snow took on a whole new enjoyment. Hell I use to go do the neighbors just for fun. Drinking coffee, staying warm and with the hydrostatic transmission I was in my glory.
Good luck and have fun with the Gator!
Larry in NC
I like the fresh air, I really don't have any desire to have a full cab 99.9% of the time. That may change in the future but for now I'm sticking to the open air concept. One of my friends in Windham also saw snow in excess of 30", it went over the commercial V plow on his F-550 too....it was just a whole lot of snow.
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Wish we had that much snow to play in and we could use the moisture to fill our ponds
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