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Thank you. The more I look around, earthworks, you are a busy guy. Is this your site? It is fantastic what you can learn. Thanks again.

John Deere 25HP snow plowing
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 14 Post by mtnhome

Sorry for the confusion folks, but I am not a vendor for Borgford Design & Manufacturing. I'm not employed by them either. But I did quote some of their atributes from the brochure I received from one of his dealers. Obviousely, being new to the internet, this is not what you do. Through the past 14 years I have used several BoDozer attachments on a variety of tractors and heavy equipment. Are they good? Without a doubt, I wouldn't buy anything else. Over the years have I gotten to know Mr. Borgford through all my buisness transactions--yes. He has designed a few implements for me that have beeen a great help. I appologize if my wording offended some of you, but I have been using these products so long that I did sound like I took ownership. Am I familiar with his product line? Yes. Along with John Deere, kabota, New Holland, etc. Because I live around them.

Reading quite a few of these conversations sounded like many had questions about how to accomplish tasks on their land that I have delt with, and wondering what would be the best tool. They are asking questions from people who are not sure of the limits or capabilities of their equipment. I thought to put in my two cents worth. I am a strong beleiver to find the best tool that is able to multi-task. That way my land is not littered with attachments that only do one thing. There are many of us who have been working with a wide variety of tools for a long time. Just wanted to help out and save others from going through the trials and errors.

My business is my land and my family. I will be thoughtful of my wording for those of you are so leary.

Wanted Snowplow for tractor
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 7 Post by mtnhome

I have several implements from Borgford Design and Manufacturing, and I wouldn't do any work without them. Yes they are deffinatly worth the extra cost. I have worked with mine for over 12 years and never have I had a problem. Are you still interested in them? I see this posting is several years ago, but I thought you may still need some info.

Question for kwschumm
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by mtnhome