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Snowbear plows any good?
I have a 400ft gravel driveway that I have been plowing with an old
garden tractor and a 48" plow. It takes a while and traction is often an issue going up hill, but I can get it done with chains and wheel weights. I have seen these lightweight personal plows like Snowbear that are almost 7ft and can bolt on to a truck and be removed easily. The are raise with an electric winch, and you have to get out of the truck to angle the blade manually (not an issue since I have to do the same thing with the tractor blade...and i'm outside all the time then). I have an older F150 4x4 that is in great shape and would use that to plow. Anyone have an experience with these? It would only be for my driveway, but I don't want to buy something that will only last a year or two. |
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