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i thought about making something like this, but imho, its best to let the american made pickups and trucks do this if you know what i mean :)
 
i thought about making something like this, but imho, its best to let the american made pickups and trucks do this if you know what i mean :)

I had a couple of people tell me the same thing. As a matter of fact, they said anything American can handle it, as long as its 4wd. I dont think I can agree with that though!
 
If I'm not mistaken, one of the vehicles using the plow from the rear tow hitch is a Toyota Highlander!

Mike :artist:
 
sorry, let me be more clear...
unless its a toyota TUNDRA with the 5.7 L engine, i wouldnt allow my toyota to touch a snow plow. Otherwise, get a chevy or dodge or ford for that. YOu can do some serious damage to your tranny and engine pushing snow thats really deep..
 
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Bringing this back from the dead considering the weather in the NE. Anybody try this yet?

I've been thinking:

Either get this for about $1000 for the 2-6 inches we usually get around here per storm,

OR

buy a snow blower for $600.

With the plow I will be warm and dry and done in 5 minutes. With the blower, I will be cold and wet and done in maybe 30 minutes.


Hmmmmm..... What do you guys think?
 
If you only see a couple inches per storm, I'd invest in the plow for convenience and but anything over a foot and I'd bust out the blower. It's the only time I drive a Honda!!
 
Hire a plow guy, try for a "season deal" versus paying per pass/storm.

Whats the fun in that? LOL

I have tried that. My experience was that they: A) Never showed up, or B) they showed up two days after the storm, which was too late since I had to shovel before that.
 

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