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So, you folks who use chains, is there any tire damage? Would figure yes if on pavement but not sure on gravel. Am hesitant to use chains.

Glad it’s working for you. Been considering this option. Can you post a picture of your setup?

Thanks Northern Idaho Wolfman. Will see how it goes with just the pusher and blade and go from there. The way our weather is going, may be little snow this year. We have 50's coming. Nuts.

Hell yeah. Fill the Rio with alligators . (y)

Now you have me re thinking this. Was about to go get the blade but backing off. Is it the weight of both blades used together of just the snow would be the issue? I did just change out my turf tires to skid steer tires for better traction.

Was planning to have front blade off the ground around 3-4 inches. Let the back blade scrape the rest. Back blade will be reversed. Can see bogging down in 6 plus inches of snow. If it does, plan on using the bucket up front. Have a feeling we won't be getting much snow this year. No snow yet...

Found one just like it for $1600 in Wisconsin. Almost got it but found a 3rd party one for $1300 with hydraulics. Same size.

Think I will invest in a front blade. Found some online I am watching. Surprising, the non hydraulic are running more. Thanks folks for all your replies.

Will the additive (anti gel stuff) reduce issues with bio fuel?

What position was the rear blade? I have a gravel driveway and know if I put the rear blade forward, it will dig in and scrape off the class II I laid this past summer.

Back up plan in case the pusher doesn’t pan out. The front blade could come in handy with the driveway instead of using the bucket. Just thought to ask you seasoned tractor owners if this has worked for folks.

Already have a new snow pusher. Haven’t tried it yet. Almost bought a 3 point snow blower but backed off. So, am thinking of trying this if the pusher doesn’t work out. Have my 6 foot rear blade mounted. Buy a 5-6 foot blade for front replacing my front bucket. Depending on snow depth, put front...

Used to own a 50 BMG. That would be fun to use on those critters. That will make a pig fly.

I can believe that. After 1 years of her going nuts spending over $2 grand one year, had to pull that crap back real quick. Now it’s $100 per grand kid. But as usual, she always exceeds it.

And what did your wife say when she saw it? Any marks on your face from a flying fry pan? Haha

As much as I want this, I’ll have to pass. Christmas got in the way. 13 grand kids to spend Christmas on. Don’t know which cost more, tractor or grand kids.

Quick attach is worth the money.

Years ago, folks down south wanted folks to help killing those pesky pigs. Now they charge to shoot on their land. Was going to go down until they started charging. Guess they don’t want the free help anymore. Know allot of folks who would do it.

Thats the kicker right there. Will probably cost more next year.

Been holding off going to check it out. Spent allot on attachments this year already. I know it seems a good deal if it’s in great shape. May regret not getting it though. These tractors are more expensive than kids.