I am a big fan of the boss v plows, I currently have them on 7 trucks. They are incredibly easy to put on and off, thirty seconds is no joke. I have found them to be pretty reliable for the amount of abuse my guys put them through! For the record I have also used western and leo (still have 2 leo plows on trucks) plows. Nothing wrong with the westerns, just not as good of dealer support by me. Please feel free to pm me with any questions!
That is Banner Summit which is between Lowman and Stanley on Idaho state highway 21. Its brutal sometimes.
Oh yeah, that section that runs north before turning back south towards Stanley? Several big slide paths in there.
you can have it back! We had our share of it and the cold. It left today and temps climbed back up to 55!My old girl....
Now if it would just snow in Alaska and not Texas.
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It might be nice to hire a service if you are going to be gone regularly, with that being said a good two stage snowblower (either stand alone or mounted to a yard tractor) would get through almost everything. Unless of course you are way up in the mountains.In that situation youre going to need something with a bucket you can lift or a snowblower. Id personally want a skid steer or small tractor
Where will the "plow" be? will you be leaving a snowmobile or something at the end of the driveway to get to the house when you are gone? or will you have a "plow" shack out at the end of the driveway that you keep your plow in. long story short, think about where you will have your stuff placed ahead of time. Also plow the first snow way farther back than you would think, so you leave room for the next storm ect.
