We live on a dead end road that is non state-maintained...and have a 100 yard gravel driveway. Got sick of being dependent on the neighbor farmer to plow us out when needed...added this to my Honda Recon today. Let the snow continue! :grin:
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- Thread starter David
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I would think weight to keep it plowing the snow and not riding on top of the snow.
I guess it could hold them too. Which would make it easier to distribute to all the stranded motorists you may come across. I am sure the conversation would be something like, "aww your car is stuck and your freezing cold here have a comb."
CWS
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Very cool David. Used a similar rig in Michigan on a quarter mile driveway but mine was paved. Only thing was it really beat the hell out of the rig on heavy snow years. Wife thought I was nuts but there something about slipping on the thermals and moving thesnow. Freeing.
Actually the opposite. The blade adds so much weight that I had to add extra air to the front tires and will have to put 100 pounds of salt on the back rack to keep the rear tires from slipping.
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smokemifugotem
BoM July '10
That is awesome! I need me one of them!