If you were going to do it again would you go arctic sectional or stick with your cage I have a 6 foot cage and an 8 foot cage on a tool kit and a skid steer respectively but I was looking to up my game with the wheel loader how do you think I should finish it off plow wise I mainly do 100 houses and large estates ? Thanks for the input I have a good 23
@Rich Scott I could not get an Arctic, and the kage was in stock at the same dealer. I was trying to get one thinking that I would prefer the simplicity of the Arctic. I guess I will have to see if the Kage has won me over by the end of the season.
My 6 foot cage on a tool cat in a 1 foot blizzard tiny parking lots stack the snow 8 feet high amazing and I have an eight footer on a John Deere 4066R tractor with an inverted Norman on the back big problem the tractor wants to go straight no matter what , so twisty road angle plowing heavy snow is it no go , so I’m ready to give it another go different snow , kage sold me a skid steer mount so I could move the plow to the bigger skid steer Asv RT 75 if need be , and that inverted blower brakes a lot of shear bolts so at this point I’m still scratching my head ,I hop in the F350 , western V extended cab for shovelers Salter in the back and get it done
How wide a cage is that
10ft
If you were going to do it again would you go arctic sectional or stick with your cage I have a 6 foot cage and an 8 foot cage on a tool kit and a skid steer respectively but I was looking to up my game with the wheel loader how do you think I should finish it off plow wise I mainly do 100 houses and large estates ? Thanks for the input I have a good 23
@Rich Scott I could not get an Arctic, and the kage was in stock at the same dealer. I was trying to get one thinking that I would prefer the simplicity of the Arctic. I guess I will have to see if the Kage has won me over by the end of the season.
My 6 foot cage on a tool cat in a 1 foot blizzard tiny parking lots stack the snow 8 feet high amazing and I have an eight footer on a John Deere 4066R tractor with an inverted Norman on the back big problem the tractor wants to go straight no matter what , so twisty road angle plowing heavy snow is it no go , so I’m ready to give it another go different snow , kage sold me a skid steer mount so I could move the plow to the bigger skid steer Asv RT 75 if need be , and that inverted blower brakes a lot of shear bolts so at this point I’m still scratching my head ,I hop in the F350 , western V extended cab for shovelers Salter in the back and get it done