Recommend Trucks/Suv with ability for front mount trailer hitch
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GH89 (12-27-2018)
12-27-2018, 05:07 PM
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DizingsS2K makes a good recommendation too, I was quoted $300 a year for a plow service and it would take 20 years at that price before I would spend the same on even a quad with a plow. I expect to be dead in 30.
12-28-2018, 05:51 AM
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If you mean like a garden/lawn tractor, the one I have now is a top of the line Husqvarna and I think it is 700 pounds. They make a plow for it, which is only another $500 but it is a two wheeled drive tractor and even with snow chains and wheel weights for the tires they are rumored to get stuck pretty easy, although I never tried it. That would make for the cheapest solution and I suppose I could give it a try at a risk of $500 and see how it goes. We only get super deep snow here every few years where I would really worry a lot and everything under 6 inches would probably be fine, and you can always plow periodically throughout a storm when you expect more.
DizingsS2K makes a good recommendation too, I was quoted $300 a year for a plow service and it would take 20 years at that price before I would spend the same on even a quad with a plow. I expect to be dead in 30.
DizingsS2K makes a good recommendation too, I was quoted $300 a year for a plow service and it would take 20 years at that price before I would spend the same on even a quad with a plow. I expect to be dead in 30.
$300 for plow service is cheap, I'd go that route for sure.
12-28-2018, 07:23 AM
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If you mean like a garden/lawn tractor, the one I have now is a top of the line Husqvarna and I think it is 700 pounds. They make a plow for it, which is only another $500 but it is a two wheeled drive tractor and even with snow chains and wheel weights for the tires they are rumored to get stuck pretty easy, although I never tried it. That would make for the cheapest solution and I suppose I could give it a try at a risk of $500 and see how it goes. We only get super deep snow here every few years where I would really worry a lot and everything under 6 inches would probably be fine, and you can always plow periodically throughout a storm when you expect more.
DizingsS2K makes a good recommendation too, I was quoted $300 a year for a plow service and it would take 20 years at that price before I would spend the same on even a quad with a plow. I expect to be dead in 30.
DizingsS2K makes a good recommendation too, I was quoted $300 a year for a plow service and it would take 20 years at that price before I would spend the same on even a quad with a plow. I expect to be dead in 30.
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