first snow
samsram
19 years ago
To all that have asked me how my GT-5000 does in the snow? Well just "great".I have the "DOZER BLADE "in the front run by the stock "ACTUATOR" /mower lift. Then on the rear, I have another "REAR ACTUATOR" where I can use the blade or any other attachment at the same time. I have the "BLADE" to get places I can't get to with the DZ blade. Or if I really want to do a good big job I drop the rear blade and do both at the sametime.This is pictures of our "FIRST SNOW" up here in LAKEVIEW OR , was about 4" or 5". I do use two 35 pound wheel weight's and tire chains and only got stuck one time and that was when I went into a drive with the front and rear blades down . Come on ED let me see your snow down in the BIG CITY.
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