best attatchment for snowremoval
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SlimJim Z71
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Lots of variables in that one. If you get frequent storms that produce large amounts of snow, I would opt for the blower. If you're working an area that needs to be cleaned every 2-inches, go for the blade. You can get a wider blade, and cover more area, all while still being able to scoop and lift like a bucket. Just my .02
-Tim
-Tim
GeoffD
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I second the blade. Unless you are doing large parking lots. My skid steers are doing condos, so I use the blade.
Geoff
[Edited by GeoffDiamond on 12-28-2000 at 10:29 PM]
Geoff
[Edited by GeoffDiamond on 12-28-2000 at 10:29 PM]
Winterworks
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- Barrie Ontario Canada
While plowing one of our customers lots, I watch another company clearing an adjacent lot with a skid steer and a pusher box. He finishes long before me. The little bugger even stacks the snow twice as high as my pickup. O well, at least I am warmer and can drink my coffee while I plow. Go for a protech or avalance!!
litle green guy
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- Somerset County, New Jersey
Pusher Box
plowking35
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- SE CT
look at the ffc pusher box. it allows you to back drag from garage doors, along with the capture ability of a regular pusher box.
Dino
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Michael F
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- Rochester, NY
I have a new 753 with 8' blade we use in townhouse complexs, works great except on hills or in heavy snow, plenty of power, not enough weight. If I was to do over again I would have bought 7' blade & put Pro-wings on. Bobcat also makes an end kit for their plows, turns plow into pusher, sides fold back when not in use. If you decide to go with a full size pusher I would buy a 6'. All depends on you use.
slplow
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- FRAMINGHAM, MA
Best attachment for a skid is good heat and something to hold coffee.Next would be a protech
SLC1
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- Central Connecticut
PRO-TECH snow pusher would be the best choice
paul
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- Chicago, Il
Looked at the FFC pusher yesterday, nice unit. 
It's going to be the next one that I buy, only problem is it's going to take a long time to wear out my Protechs!
If I had a 753 bobcat I would only go with a 6' pusher box.
The limited lift that the 753 has makes a 8' too heavy but a six footer would work just right.
It's going to be the next one that I buy, only problem is it's going to take a long time to wear out my Protechs!
If I had a 753 bobcat I would only go with a 6' pusher box.
The limited lift that the 753 has makes a 8' too heavy but a six footer would work just right.