snow pics

[dc in illinois]

I am new at this and wanted to get some insight as to what I could put on my bucket to and back blade to stop the snow from sticking.the wind is verey bad here that causes a lot of drifting so I have to make a lot of down wind piles

 

[casecollectorsc]

Probably depends some on warmer air temp. I have also found if the 310 and loader are in the warm shop, cold snow sticks to the warm bucket. If I back out of the shop and let tractor idle while bucket cools to outside air temp, snow doesn't stick.

 

[Vito]

Nice to see a Horn loader still in use.

Vito

 

[Dale from NW WA]

I don't know where you would find it but out here in Wa. the county snow plows use a very heavy wax called Snow plow wax if that makes sense Dale

 

[Ande]

Great pictures,and you better make sure you have the "DC" full of gas,we are sending you a big one!
We just got 14" of snow!My yard "448" had to work hard to move it

 

[Anonymous-0]

I haven't tried it yet but ive been told to use Lubriplate to keep snow from sticking to the bucket.

 

[dc in illinois]

was told that by five o clock this am 4.3 inches on the ground and wont stop till ten o clock tonight so I should get some more experice

 

[Dale from NW WA]

Ok I am going to add something else to this I live up here in Washington state we have very wet snow when we get it. My back blade and bucket on the DC are outside year round and the snow still sticks to them. So with that said I think the stickyness of the snow depends on the snow temp at the time of plowing. Wife just told me why not put Amway shoe spray on it very good stuff Dale