Snow Plows
Arnold OEM-190-833 Fast Attach 46-Inch Snow Blade
(Lawn & Patio) Arnold
Release date: 2004-11-18
No tools required; skid shoes and scraper blade are easily replaceable
Spring-loaded blade return protects the blade and tractor
Dozer blade fits all MTD lawn and garden tractors (except MTD/Yard-Man Revolution 2001 and after)
Price:
$349.99
$256.00
Customer Reviews:
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Not that bad!
I've had one of these plows on my Yard Man Autodrive 17 HP tractor since 2000. I've worked its buns off and now need another one. Yeah, if you wait until you have 10" of heavy wet snow on the ground, you better get out the two-stage 4 stroke snow blower! But if you have a reasonable approach to... -
Yep! Parts Were Missing!
I bought this snowplow because I had one like it many years back. That old one pushed a lot of snow! I sold my old tractor and blade. I decided to get another one for my newer garden tractor. I read the reviews and noticed a few people said that their plows arrived short some parts. I bet...
Last video I have of the model snow clearing videos, ordering a Manitowoc 16000 tomorrow!
Control Snow and ice with Greater Effectiveness and Efficiency. Effective snow and ice control for transportation facilities hinges on two major concerns: technique and cost. This manual explains how to hone technique and curb costs while providing a safe and effective service, regardless of road network type or size. Snow and Ice Control Manual for Transportation Facilities provides everything you need to know to counter cold weather: how to match technique to conditions; equipment needs; managing your work force; maintaining safe, trafficable roadwaysl predicting conditions; the importance of temperature; thermal methods; how to avoid common ice problems; how to make best use of liquid and solid ice control chemicals; controlling blowing snow; airport maintenance; sidewalk maintenance; and more. Key information includes: the ten principles of snow removal; The six principles of ice control; Four ways to reduce plowing and spreading: handling methods that will help you save costs; Policy...
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Police Blotter: Snow Plow Stolen, Laundry Room Burglarized
First-Degree Burglary
An unknown suspect stole a red and black Honda FourTrax ATV from the garage of a home in the 2200 block of Crestnoll Road in Reisterstown between 11 p.m. Jan. 28 and 10 a.m. Jan. 29, police said.
An unknown suspect forced opon a cellar door and cut copper pipe from the furnace in a home in the 10600 block of Reisterstown Road in Pikesville on Jan. 25 at 8:51 p.m., police said.
An unknown suspect stole an X-Box 360 and blue Acer Aspire laptop after breaking a window to get inside a home in the 9600 block of Watts Road in Owings Mills between 8 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. Jan. 24, police said.
An unknown suspect stole an HP laptop computer, alcohol and a wireless router after forcing open the front door of an apartment in the unit block of Woodthorne Court in Garrison between 9:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. on Jan. 23, police said.
Second-Degree Burglary
An unknown suspect stole a Husky 2600 power washer after breaking the lock to a shed in the 100 block of S. Ritters Lane in Owings Mills on Jan. 26 between 7 a.m. and 2 p.m., police said.
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a list of…five stories blanketed with snow! « Orange Marmalade
Okay. I love snow. I love a few drowsy flakes drifting in the air and I love winter storms that dump a foot of snow in vast, pillowy mounds enveloping everything; I love snow-muffs on evergreens and I love snow-glitter in the sunlight. I am utterly baffled by complaints about snow, and can’t think of a time when I felt like we’d had enough of it. I love snow!!
Golly, I read this book a bajillion times to my son, I think!
Katy is a big, beautiful, red tractor with those caterpillar treads that allow her to maneuver despite all manner of troublesome terrain. She has a lot of other specs listed as well, of great interest to the more mechanically-minded! Anyway. She also comes with a number of Very Cool Attachments that fit her for special tasks, such as a bulldozer, and more importantly, a snow plow. One other thing about Katy: she is a
workaholic! She love-love-loves to work for the Highway Department of Geoppolis. The harder the job, the happier is Katy.
So, Katy is thrilled to bursting when Geoppolis gets hit with the storm of the century. I am telling you! The snow reaches the second story windows before it stops! And, everything and everyone in the city stops with it. Geoppolis is completely socked in with snow. Until…
…Katy comes to the rescue!! And bit by bit, Katy plows out the whole, whopping city! Center city, Railway Station, Hospital, Airport, North, South, East and West, rescuing other broken down plows along the way. What a tractor!
This is a classic Virginia Lee Burton story, complete with bunches of friendly illustrations showing not only Katy’s heroics, but scads of other details, including many Super Cool Vehicles in the highway department arsenal, an Outstanding Map of the town, and Katy’s famous snowplowing route. A special favorite with many little boys.
...News
A shine to teachingMinot Daily News - Dec 06, 2010
"The snow plow finally got there and just swept the horse, threw (it) up on the bank, and tore the reins right out of his hand.Billings Gazette - Dec 02, 2010
Mike Jablin, who lives on the 2200 block of Monad Road, said city crews plowed the snow off Monad and dumped most of it on his sidewalk.Minneapolis Star Tribune (blog) - Nov 29, 2010
That will probably be closer to the final amount, more like 3-4", still enough to shovel/plow, but some 6"+ amounts are possible over central and western MNVancouver Sun - Nov 16, 2010
He's also bracing for complaints about the snow banks that plows will create on roadsides that box in cars. Jones says there is no plan to clear parked carsCincinnati.com - Nov 22, 2010
The mail box owner is responsible for repair or replacement of the mailbox if the mailbox was damaged by the pressure of the plowed snow and there was no