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I thought I would start a funny equipment picture post...
which home depot? maybe I can get some picstoby4492;473766 said:I don't have any pics but when I lived in Colorado Springs, CO I witnessed a forklift in a Home Depot parking lot with a homemade plow. 10 pallets on the forks with some HD cardboard stapled to the front. It was quite the sight watching him move 10 feet, create a pile that he could no longer move and spin his wheels.![]()
A buddy of mine owns a golf cart shop. You would be surpirsed how well they will actually move snow. He has a gas powered cart, with a locked rear end, quad tires, with a blade, he clears his whole lot, and does several drives with it.Supper Grassy;473633 said:why put a plow on a golf cart? so the golfers can play in a snow storm?
i work at HD and I do something like that we take 3pallets or so with concrete slabs on them so there is some weight on it so we dont get stuck. and we can plow a good distance without getting stuck. of course we dont do the whole lot just around lumber and receiving maybe i will get some pics if i have time this weektoby4492;473766 said:I don't have any pics but when I lived in Colorado Springs, CO I witnessed a forklift in a Home Depot parking lot with a homemade plow. 10 pallets on the forks with some HD cardboard stapled to the front. It was quite the sight watching him move 10 feet, create a pile that he could no longer move and spin his wheels.![]()
Thats cool, I wouldnt think it would have that much torque or pushing power, but then again my buddy uses a real old gas powered golf cart to push cars all over his yard... Hang a shower curtain around the darn thing and now you have an enclosed sidewalk machine...Kennedy81;474590 said:A buddy of mine owns a golf cart shop. You would be surpirsed how well they will actually move snow. He has a gas powered cart, with a locked rear end, quad tires, with a blade, he clears his whole lot, and does several drives with it.