Great videos. I must laugh though, just like me, you have left the protective covering on the lower fenders where they meet the floorboard. Good for you! Can we have some 2014-2015 snow videos please.
The front quick hitch and support must be removed in order to mount the H120 loader. I don't know for sure, but I think the D120 loader will mount with the front hitch support attached. Not enough IOC
I just bought a 1023 and I ordered the 54" blade for plowing snow. Does the mounting hardware for the blade restrict you from using the FEL. I was wondering after I remove the blade can I install the FEL without having to removing the mounting hardware for the blade. Thanks Danny
+schwansice Yes, a rear blade will pull your tractor around if you get over 4 inches, plus this way is cheaper unless you want to get off the tractor to angle your blade.
This video puts me in the mood for some snow and I don't like winter all that much.
you made quick work of that! Nice job.
Great Video ! More ! More! More! PLEASE
Very nice vid. Thanks for posting.
Great videos. I must laugh though, just like me, you have left the protective covering on the lower fenders where they meet the floorboard. Good for you! Can we have some 2014-2015 snow videos please.
The front quick hitch and support must be removed in order to mount the H120 loader. I don't know for sure, but I think the D120 loader will mount with the front hitch support attached. Not enough IOC
Moving 3 inches of snow in Michigan? When did you film this in August?
Thanks
Hey - that is a pretty cool LED backup light on your ROPS...... where did you get it, and how much did it cost? Nice work on the drive!!!
I'm about 30 miles north of Ann Arbor.
Can you post a close up of how the plow attaches to the tractor
I just bought a 1023 and I ordered the 54" blade for plowing snow. Does the mounting hardware for the blade restrict you from using the FEL. I was wondering after I remove the blade can I install the FEL without having to removing the mounting hardware for the blade.
Thanks Danny
How much are u asking for it
Is that better than the rear blade?
Oh yeah, all the time.
+schwansice Yes, a rear blade will pull your tractor around if you get over 4 inches, plus this way is cheaper unless you want to get off the tractor to angle your blade.