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I have the exact same set up, buy the 6 foot power angle. A weight box on the back or a rear snow blower will do the trick. I have a Erskine rear blower on the back of my tractor. While you at it get a cab for it its worth it. I have a open JD 955 and the blower will cover you with snow if the wind is just right. Thats next years purcase for me, the new snow blower was enough.

Kubota B2910 and curtis snowplow
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 9 Post by ilovecatd2

I wouldn't buy a light duty plow, it will cost you in the end. The mounting brackets have to be bolted onto the frame. But usally don't use the stock holes, so you have to drill more, which weakens the frame. The plows are no well build at all, you probly have to have some part reweld. If you get a plow spend the money. Get a boss plow they are self mounting, you just drive up, plug it in, flip the mount switch and the plow does the rest no lifting needed. To remove just do the same in reverse and pull the mount pins. I have one on the truck for my landscape business. I will get two more plows for the new dump truck that are coming. Boss plows are the way to go, don't go cheap, it will cost you later

Snow-way snow plow
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 9 Post by ilovecatd2

I have a JD 955 with a loader with a snow blade mounted to it on the front, and a rear blade on the back. I am buying a rear blower, so you can have the best of both worlds. Use the bucket/blade to push the light snow around. Then stack it at the end of the driveway. Then spin around and use the blower to move it about 50 feet off the driveway. My plowing customers love this, there is no stack of snow at the end of the drive way and its faster. But if you got deep snow then the blower will just eat right throught it. I don't back down from any snow.

Why is a Front Snow Blower so Expensive
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 26 Post by ilovecatd2