Recent content by jdriver

I hope I won't need these covers until next winter but I ordered and received them now. Dave was great to deal with and his grill covers are well made. I had an issue a couple of weeks ago with snow and ice build up behind my grill and I could not open the hood because it was frozen shut. These...

14 2500 Ram 6.7 Cummins and a H and H aluminum electric tilt trailer.

1967 Olds 442 with 400 cu. in. 350 hp with a 4 speed and a bench seat. I won a lot races with that car but most of them were to a gas station. Fortunately, premium (ethyl) was only 36 cents a gallon. Not the best car for a 16 yr old to own.

I added these tow hooks to our B2650 for chaining it on the trailer. The holes were already there and matched up perfectly with HF tow hooks. Eliminating any paint damage to the frame. And my first car was 67 Olds 442.

I added a Fitrite hydraulics top and tilt kit and a new King Kutter 5' box blade

I spent about an hour plowing snow with a temperature about 12 degrees. It's great having a heated cab.

I was in the same boat a month ago and ended up with a 7 x 20. You can see that a rotary cutter would easily fit. Make sure the ramp gate is rated for for enough weight. Mine is also a tilt.

Kclark, It is a 25 gallon portable fuel caddy with hand crank rotary pump. It takes 12 rotations to a gallon and works great. I purchased it through Northern Tool.

This is the one I have. It came from Northern Tool. It works great and is easy to use.

You are right Newlyme, the cat weighs about 16 lbs. and he definitely changes the tongue weight. He is a motorhead and would rather be in the cab. At least he is the right color.

I agree with you on diesel trucks. Here his my rig.

We had a JD 4110 with double pedals for 10 years and now have a B2650HSDC with the treadle pedal. I have been reversing by lifting up on the treadle rather than moving to the rear of it. I added this piece of wood to the underside of the of the pedal and it is much easier on my ankle. The...

Our new snow removal tool. 72” hydraulic angle plow, loaded tires, and a 48” box blade for a little extra weight. If we get a lot of snow we also have a 63” front mount blower.

I have been using this setup for a month and it works great. It is expensive but very easy to use and no more lifting a 5 gallon container up to fill the tank.

Congrats on the new tractor. I just joined the orange club also. I have been pushing snow for 10 years with a JD4110 with a 54" plow and now have a B2650 with a 72" front plow. I got the chance to use it for the first time today and it is great. Thanks to all for the great information on this...