Plowing up to 2’ drifts with my Kubota bx

[NoBiffBetter]

Hey guys we finally got our first (decent) snow fall the other day so I made another plow video

Please subscribe to my channel if you like what you see I would greatly appreciate it!

Video:
https://youtu.be/JEXOKA7e2_w




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[cliffboyer]

Working that baby! Had our first significant snow here in southern IL last week, about 5-6" worth.

Was that in real time or sped up a bit?

 

[skeets]

You boyz just keep that stuff , cause I really dont need any. I put the plow on and all I did was push the compost pile around a bit and that made me happy

 

[Zaicran]

Hey guys we finally got our first (decent) snow fall the other day so I made another plow video

Please subscribe to my channel if you like what you see I would greatly appreciate it!

Video:
https://youtu.be/JEXOKA7e2_w




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Where did you get your rear weight kit from?

 

[shiraz627]

I miss snow blowing! Well not really.

 

[B737]

Where did you get your rear weight kit from?

looks like the regular titan one, with 40 pound weights on it. You can reverse it the other way and hang 4 weights on the 'inside' towards the tractor if you are tight on parking space and dont want it sticking so far out. I modified mine to carry my bxspanded carry all too. they are cheap and handy.

https://www.palletforks.com/3-point...ceiver-cat-1-3-point/191124.html?lang=default

 

[GreensvilleJay]

hmm B737
'cheap' ? At $175 Canucks, that ain't 'cheap' to me.....
All mine cost was couple hours of shop time as I have lot of 'stuff' lying about.
I understand some don't have welders and such but at that price, welder is FREE after the first one is made....

 

[beex]

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the bx can handle some deep snow


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[B737]

hmm B737
'cheap' ? At $175 Canucks, that ain't 'cheap' to me.....
All mine cost was couple hours of shop time as I have lot of 'stuff' lying about.
I understand some don't have welders and such but at that price, welder is FREE after the first one is made....

well then you better not look at the nearly identical version from "heavy hitch"!

 

[Uncle Henry]

That's a waste of time to dump the bucket every time. Use the bucket as a plow and tip it only when it's full. Also, a back blade helps to scrape the last inch or so. I saw you back dragging the snow to make it look pretty.

 

[Lizlec]

I prefer my snowpusher ... way more efficient than the bucket for frequent snowfalls ;-)

https://youtu.be/JBP_iBw8nBQ

 

[SidecarFlip]

I prefer NO SNOW and so far, we haven't had enough worth putting the 1- foot plow or the 72" blower on for.

Fine with me.

Don't look at snow removal as fun. Just a way to consume diesel that realizes no profit for me.

Looser all the way around.

I will say that when we get snow, 2 foot drifts are nothing. Around here, more like 6 to 8. Last winter.... yes, So far this winter NOTHING of consequence. I don't even bother unless we get 5" and it's windy.

Can stay like it is until April for all I care.