Show us your snow gear!

Trouty56 wrote: I need to come up with a cab for the D series. That 200 yards back my in-laws driveway was slow....and into the wind. I was soaked. Something to work on in the future.

I blew half day Sat. and most all day Sunday (I do the neighborhood) without a cab I would have been miserable. I bought a Craftsman unit many years ago and it does the trick. Doesn't fit well around the legs but that's OK.

GT 14 wrote:

Geno wrote: Very nice GT. Got more pics of how you built it? What's the part at the bottom, what's it linked to at the top?

I made a receiver hitch and bolted a plate with U bolts to clamp the weight bar on the ball mount and then welded it. The turn buckle mounts to the three point hitch attachment point (I thought it would keep the weights from bouncing)

Now I see, that must be on the GT14. I forgot about the 3 point mount.

Geno wrote:

GT 14 wrote:

Geno wrote: Very nice GT. Got more pics of how you built it? What's the part at the bottom, what's it linked to at the top?

I made a receiver hitch and bolted a plate with U bolts to clamp the weight bar on the ball mount and then welded it. The turn buckle mounts to the three point hitch attachment point (I thought it would keep the weights from bouncing)

Now I see, that must be on the GT14. I forgot about the 3 point mount.

Yup the old GT18 is the snow boss. Had a problem with the governor freezing up this year, so I installed an aluminum foil heat duct from the exhaust pots to the underside of the air cleaner. Next project will be drift breakers.

Can't wait to see those.

Here is the C-225 in battle dress. Pushes like a boss with the new tires and 200# of iron on her tail.

looks like it can do the job......man you folks got a lot of snow and its still January.... they say it will rain here later......

What a fine tractor GT.

Here is a video of the GT-18 with the blower on cutting back the edge of the road (poor video) I need a assistant to video.