Look what followed me home for this winters snow removal fun

Put a set of pallet forks on it and it will really be handy year round.
Did that just before I came in for a break. I have a few more things to move around with the pallet forks. Im shaking the bugs out of it. Read the manual last night so I know what all the buttons on the dash and console do. Its been a fun day
 
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I had a similar setup at the farm with a hydro blower permanently installed, and it was really handy between November and April.
 

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I bet. I'd like a front mount, but the $6000+ price tag and the hassle of switching between blower and loader makes that a no-go. My rear-mount does a good job and the price of ibuprofen is a good deal less than the payment on a new blower... :D
I give.......what does pain killer have to do with it?
 
I bet. I'd like a front mount, but the $6000+ price tag and the hassle of switching between blower and loader makes that a no-go. My rear-mount does a good job and the price of ibuprofen is a good deal less than the payment on a new blower... :D
Would love to have one like that , but just not in the cards and between m 200 dollar 1250 Cub cadet for the wet stuff and my new Cub Cadet 28 inch with the power steering and heated hand grips for the big deep fluffy snows and the amount i have to move We are good as i am not going to be the good guy who used to do the side walk on my side of the street from Arch to Liberty over a half mile of side walk . Bad enough that SOME entitled think that since i have my two toys i should come and do there drive and side walk . did that once never again.
 
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