[JJaxon]

Finally, we have gotten 7" of new snow in the last 14 hours, still snowing, and will be for several more hours.

I have waited all winter for a day like this. Buying the new Boss plow needed justification. I live rural, country, farms and fields, with generous spacing between neighbors. I went out around 5:30 this morning, plowed mine and 5 neighbors drives, all are about 250' long. Pushing a pile of snow as big as my Ranger is impressive, and stacking it is a breeze. Anyone wondering if the Boss plow is good investment needs to call me. I am not a dealer, but I am a believer after years of pushing with a 52" ATV plow. The ease of install, durability, and results the 6'6" Boss Power V-XT deliver made my investment worth while.

 

[rowe doo]

John glad your getting to use that new plow now you can stop cry'n for this dam white stuff:sorrow:

 

[JJaxon]

John glad your getting to use that new plow now you can stop cry'n for this dam white stuff:sorrow:

Crying is a strong word. I was merely asking for it... and so many times it's said, be careful what you ask for. ( :

 

[rowe doo]

Crying is a strong word. I was merely asking for it... and so many times it's said, be careful what you ask for. ( :

I'm sorry crying is a strong word how about ach'ing?

 

[mustangwagz]

Bring it on! The more, the merrier!

 

[JJaxon]

I'm sorry crying is a strong word how about ach'ing?

Ach'ing is a good word, cuz after eating that double stack Turkey burger at Bagger Daves last night I seemed to be holding that weight on, and as a result when I stepped out the back door to knock the drift away this morning I busted my azz on the deck, and my left wrist is a bit sore now. Is that indirectly connected to "Belly Achin" ?

 

[rowdy*rodney]

We have 6 inches of snow today. It amazes me how quiet snow makes every thing.
I don't care if it makes more work for me to do things , I still love snow :fat:.

 

[rowe doo]

If we didnt have snow to plow what would we do with all our time?

 

[JJaxon]

Well, I'd be playing dog games, as in HRC Hunt Tests, or training, or riding the ranger looking for snow.

 

[Grundo]

Glad you got some snow John!!! Now let's see some vids!!!ositive:

 

[bverboy]

love my 6' moose plow.. only had 2 snows so far and shes performed great!!!!

 

[rowe doo]

I sold my moose because i almost folded it up under me i had the mid mount with the long arm's, non strong enough for what i need.

 

[JJaxon]

Video added...

 

[rowe doo]

I dont think it loaded john

 

[JJaxon]

I dont think it loaded john

added to the original post #1

 

[rowe doo]

ok i got it i'm a little slow this morn

 

[MTfarmboy]

I have the same plow and you are correct it is a amazing implement. I use the scoop mode about 85% of the time. Just wondering if you are the same way or if you prefer to angle every to the side.

 

[Grundo]

Video added...

Nice vid...looks like heavy wet snow. No problem for the 800HD power vositive:

 

[JJaxon]

I have the same plow and you are correct it is a amazing implement. I use the scoop mode about 85% of the time. Just wondering if you are the same way or if you prefer to angle every to the side.

I'm more 50/50 with the scoop and side angle. If it's wet, like this was (temp rising) I like to scoop it away from vehicles. Sometimes I run it all the way down and across the road to the bean field. I only get 1 or 2 good snows a year that make that worth my while. Other times (light snow 1-2") I'll just push it to the east side and let the west wind carry it away, keeps it from drifting back on my drive. I do many others drives, (8) some are paved, some are rock of various sizes. As long as the ground is frozen I often use the scoop on those, pushing as much into a pile where owner wants it, so as to not kick rock into the lawns. To me, paved is best, and I had mine done a few years ago.

 

[MTfarmboy]

Yeah I hear us. Mine is cement and I use scoop on driveway and on the parking pads I use a combination of angle and scoop. I have a tractor yet prefer the boss plow as it will stack the snow really high not as high of tractor but twice as quick to complete the job. We don't get much wet snows in NW ND yet the scope really let's you put the snow where you want when the winds you live in are variable and come from all directions.