Winter Attack Vehicle
- Thread starter Tony R
- Start date
AZ PowerWash Pros
New member
That is a nice rig! Don't know much about snow removal out here, but i would have one like yours if I did.
Tony R
New member
It's rough on front end's but the fords handle it well. I would prefer to just go snowmobiling every time it snowed, but nobody will pay me to do that. I enjoy plowing for the most part. Something different.
The Cleaner
Vetran Washer 30 Years Plus
Hey Tony whats a plow like that run with all the hydraulics? is there a PTO? I was thinking around $5000.00?
Tony R
New member
Yea around there if you install it yourself. The hydraulic pump is electric.
DJ Carroll
Member
NICE!!! love the wings... the guys are slowly but surely getting out stuff serviced up. In the process of finding a skid steer and another truck for this winter.
Tony Shelton
BS Detector, Esquire
Cool. What is that white stuff?
Russ Johnson
Equipment Expert
You could get one to push sand around after one of those famous AZ dust storms...
Paul Kassander
New member
Its MONEY all you have to do is pile it up!
outdoorprowash
Member
We get a little snow here maybe a few days each year.
The Cleaner
Vetran Washer 30 Years Plus
Back in the day me and my buddy had a couple of FWD Trucks set up with huge plows and sanders. They weren't fast but would move alot of snow, we made some great money with them. We bought them at auction from the town for $3500.00 each, we made that back in the first few storms.
810f250
Griffs Services PowerWash
Skid steer on a parking lot, is great. What type of box you thinking about.
I got squeezed last season with my salt dogg, the controller box went out , only one immediately available in 75 mile radius and for the price I was charged I could have purchased two.
Snow service is like ambulance/rescue service in some ways, got to be there within the time frame.
If you missed your scheduled weekly mowing or pressure washing, you could reschudule the next day or week, but not snow and ice management.