We certainly do at times or in some winters. You and Jay are due West from me, I can see the Helderbergs off on the horizon from my kitchen window up on this hill.
I've used a rear blade on a few different tractors,and we had a 66" Loftness blower at the other place and I used that in the deep snow of '10-'11. Without that implement, winter problems revolving around deep snow, would have been so much worse given the number of horses we had that winter. I was able open up pastures to let them out in, that were just too deep with drifts and such. I'd like to have a 3 pt snowblower, (well a front mounted one with a cab tractor would be ideal LOL !), but it's hard to invest in the cost of new or good used and know it will sit most of the year, + I need a shed at this point for implements, so I've held off. It's like a 4x4 truck, you may not need FWD often, but well worth having when you do. The rear blade certainly worked well in the deepest of snow on this 4630, and I can drive the tractor out into it from a heated garage, and return when I am done, just hit the button on the remote.
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