Snow Removal Winter 2011/2012
 

I haven't seen a thread on this yet and I'm not sure if this is the right place for it. This is this years snow removal team. Both have the hydro. lifts. :beerchug:
They are calling for up to 2" tonight here in N.E. Indiana. I would like to see everyone else's snow removal team and in action. Post 'em!

Since I don't have a blower or blade yet, here's my snow removal system...

I'm still in the free agency stage of building my team. Need to determine which tractor will get drafted to serve on the QA42 and which will get the snow blade!

What part of Indiana are you from? I think I have a blade I could hook you up with. (of coarse there may be a small fee):biggrin2:

Hey Shultzie, I am from Plymouth and am looking for an original spring trip blade...have one you would like to get rid of?

Here is mine.

Make a post in our Wanted section, there might be someone here with one they would like to get rid of. :beerchug:

Great looking cubs, guys! :beerchug:

Hope I get to use it...

Just put 150lbs of weight on the tires and 2 link chains..

Here is one of four that my Father and I have, I will have to get pics of the others later.
http://i1114.photobucket.com/albums/...e1169/1021.jpg

I'm in the process of setting up my 126 with a snow cab and 42" blade and a 2 129's with 42" blades, but here are some of my others (a 73, a 123, and a 149)...

Cub Cadet 123

I've so been waiting for this thread! Keep the pics coming!

Man we got dumped with about 10" of wet snow! Sorry no pics yet. Maybe tonight.

I'm in Southport, near Greenwood

I don't have those cool winter toys. :angry: I'm still wanting to mow grass and plow... LOL

What is this item called "snow" that you refer to?

:bigthink:


John in NC

Enjoying the pics, guys! :beerchug:

Just give me your address John and I will mail you some of it!!! LOQ

Cub Cadet 123

dont act like you dont get a dusting ,my buddy lives in camden SC & gets alittle ....i'll see what shipping is from buffalo ny to NC on truck load & have it dumped in your driveway :HeeHee::HeeHee:

shipping snow to Carolinas...
 

I once dead-headed a stake sided trailer from Ashtabula, OH to Charleston SC. It still had over 18" in the bed, folks down there took pictures. The guys at the loading dock ended up in a vigorous snow ball fight, shoveling off the deck, which was a new experience for them:biggrin2:

I really like that color combination on your plow. It really sets off the look of the tractor!

I have a '67 123 with the snow blade. I don't have any pictures of me using it yet but I got it off my buddy who used it exclusively to plow his driveway. I only paid $300 for it which I think was a good deal since the mower deck is basically fully restored :biggrin2:

(Doggone it why can't I paste the pics in like I can on other Vbulletin powered forums...)

are you talking about mine ? if so i was going for the meyer plow look :biggrin2:

Bring the snow on! I need to use my 100 and blade. :biggrin2:

And a hot cup of cocoa afterwards!:biggrin2:

Oh yeah! :beerchug:

This is my snow cub. A 1812 this pic was taken last winter.Attachment 18098

Great pics guys!

Oscar?......

Nice 1812 and blade, Sam! :beerchug:

My 126, all suited up for winter!

Cub Cadet 123

Looking good! :beerchug:

The 20hp team
 

I finally got some pics of the rest of the line up for this winter!
http://i1114.photobucket.com/albums/...Both848614.jpg
I do have another 102 with a blade on the front but after deer season we have to rebuild the carb as it won't run so will get pic's of it later. :Sad:

Great looking snow team, Eric! :beerchug:

Eric, do you have much problems with those snow blowers and the gravel? I've got a gravel drive but wasn't sure how good they would do on one. Would love to get one for my 982D.

DWayne, this is the first year for the 2086 and this set up but my Dad's 2084 has been doing the snow chores the past 8 years or so, and we have the blower set up about a inch and a half up and every once in a while it will pick up stones but there is NO snow to deep for these buggers LOL.

And as you can see from his driveway, the gravel is still in place.

Thanks for the reply. Now you have me :bigthink:

DWayne, the big question is (not to get to far off topic here) do you get enough snow down there to justify buying a blower?

Nope, but what the heck... :biggrin2: maybe in the next 10 or 20 years we'll get one good snow and make it worth it... LOL

Your right (WE) Cub men can't have to many attachments, :bash: what was I thinking. LOL, Sorry.