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Re: What's a better plow tractor/truck?? Don't reply unless you are seriously opinionated or have nothing to do.
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Posted by ted on February 15, 2000 at 18:37:41 from (128.46.109.85):
In Reply to: What's a better plow tractor/truck?? Don't reply unless you are seriously opinionated or have nothing to do. posted by Mark on February 13, 2000 at 15:34:38:
If I had a good tractor, I would go the snowblower route, got one a few years ago and will never go back to pushing with a loader. Somehow it seems much easier sitting in a warm cab in a t-shirt watching the snow blow away rather than on a loader tractor pushing snow into piles that are always in the way and don't go away. But to have a snowblower on a tractor you need a constant pto independant of the clutch. It is a must so because the snowblower needs to constantly run while you back up slowly(almost riding the clutch at times) I don't know if your tractors have this style pto
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