Let's see what your Horse can do!!

[Michael Bullington 5]

Dad Working the Snow

Wife Mowing the Lawn

Me Playing!

[bell 11]

As close as I could get to a "action shot".... Nobody around to take pics.

I spread a whole tri-axle load of #4 whiterock with the 753.

[Coadster32 793]

Just came in from outside. This isn't action, but it's what my 551 Suburban, (raped and pillaged) looks like after a 7inch snow storm. I'm happy to use it, as I thought I would have them ripped apart by now.

That's all I could share for now. I know I need more weight, and chains, but which is better if I had to choose? Help me red-square kenobie, your my only hope!

[refracman 167]

Heres a somethin, http://s217.photobucket.com/albums/cc280/r...rrent=001-1.flv

[CasualObserver 3,408]

I was digging around in the basement and found a couple of old threads I wanted to bring back to the top.  We've gotten a LOT of new members since these days....

 

[dsholler 54]

 

414 with a single stage after the big snowstorm in CT this year.

[Don1977 604]

Did a little grading at my basement garage door. It had built up around 4" or so and covered with grass. Used both the Wheel Horse grader blade and the Horse tiller to get the grass.

 

 

 

 

[953 nut 55,039]

 

The best thing a Wheel Horse can do is bring home a stablemate!

[Racinbob 11,036]

I wish I had pictures but I don't. Living in Indiana at the time I used my C-160 to pull a 30' travel trailer out of the pole barn to wherever I wanted it at the time. I had to put the snowblower on to keep the front end down even though it had wheel weights on all fours. I guess a snowblower on the tractor in August did look kinda funny.

[Stigian 1,234]

I've got a couple of Wh rescue photo's as well..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A few old Workshack extension photos..

 

Rip it up and push it into a pile with the 312-8.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Then cart it away behind a Raider 10.