Spede Demn
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Might as well be ME..... all you guys down south with your rust free trucks make me jealous 
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Your Bronco II makes that plow look big! How does it do plowing?
Spede Demn
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Just the angle of the pic makes it look big, its only a 6'(Snowbear brand) blade designed for smaller trucks so when angled its makes a path just a few inches wider than the truck. It was originally on a GMC Jimmy and the previous owner damaged the plows frame a little so I bought it cheap...$100, winch included.
It works quite well, I should have done this years ago, I live on an acreage with about a half mile of gravel drive to clearand was plowing with a large garden tractor but that could take two hours to get out of the yard, with the Bronco II, in an emergancy, I can get out in under 10 minutes. I still use small tractors for tight spots and smaller walkways but those can be done "weather permitting".... Its almost fun clearing the snow now... I can go out in PJs and take a coffee with me
It works quite well, I should have done this years ago, I live on an acreage with about a half mile of gravel drive to clearand was plowing with a large garden tractor but that could take two hours to get out of the yard, with the Bronco II, in an emergancy, I can get out in under 10 minutes. I still use small tractors for tight spots and smaller walkways but those can be done "weather permitting".... Its almost fun clearing the snow now... I can go out in PJs and take a coffee with me