If this FFC V gets you thinking, go look at the heavier VIRNIG unit. Control system works the same but the Virnig is heavier built. My 10000lb machine hasn't damaged it
List design flowers from the 1980s.. where's the one that Tony Meyers is used . That's a better snow plow cuz he thought of that one too. Might have been from the late 70s.. because the angle of the plow is more pointed it is wider and it cuts through hard snow better. That's why I made it like that. There's also a vibrator for it. Or oscillator. I think that one works so good it went to the northern hemisphere of the world the North Pole. Do you use it for 2 days and I was so cold up there the steel cracked...... You got to talk to Shaffer construction and ask them where they bought theirs county line iron. Franconia machine. Dennis door.. thank you have a good winter.. be safe don't drink too much. Keep everybody warm.. it's snowing out stay home. Watch TV to see how much snow is coming. It will tell you...
A really interesting video would be to pit this against a similar size Kage plow system in several different parking lot/driveway/road clearing scenarios and see which one was a better all-around cowboy. Wet/dry snow, pavement and gravel surfaces, backdragging, pavement abrasion, etc. We could probably assume the Kage would come out on backdragging and lot work, while the V plow would excel busting hard drifts and doing roadwork. What could the V plow do that the Kage couldn't, and visa versa?
I find buckets work better. Wherever you are it looks warm. In colder climates you need a stronger blade to cut right to the wood. I find anyway. It's a cool unit though
If this FFC V gets you thinking, go look at the heavier VIRNIG unit.
Control system works the same but the Virnig is heavier built. My 10000lb machine hasn't damaged it
Thanks for your comment! We indeed sell those too. Both FFC and Virnig have some great snow removal attachments
Used to be called the Vikings snow plow. The Vikings help sell it for me. The football players.
List design flowers from the 1980s.. where's the one that Tony Meyers is used . That's a better snow plow cuz he thought of that one too. Might have been from the late 70s.. because the angle of the plow is more pointed it is wider and it cuts through hard snow better. That's why I made it like that. There's also a vibrator for it. Or oscillator. I think that one works so good it went to the northern hemisphere of the world the North Pole. Do you use it for 2 days and I was so cold up there the steel cracked...... You got to talk to Shaffer construction and ask them where they bought theirs county line iron. Franconia machine. Dennis door.. thank you have a good winter.. be safe don't drink too much. Keep everybody warm.. it's snowing out stay home. Watch TV to see how much snow is coming. It will tell you...
Looks like a nice unit but your tires have to much surface area and you would be able to push more snow farther with skinnier/taller tires.
A really interesting video would be to pit this against a similar size Kage plow system in several different parking lot/driveway/road clearing scenarios and see which one was a better all-around cowboy. Wet/dry snow, pavement and gravel surfaces, backdragging, pavement abrasion, etc. We could probably assume the Kage would come out on backdragging and lot work, while the V plow would excel busting hard drifts and doing roadwork. What could the V plow do that the Kage couldn't, and visa versa?
You're absolutely right.
I find buckets work better. Wherever you are it looks warm. In colder climates you need a stronger blade to cut right to the wood. I find anyway. It's a cool unit though
Must be warm and the first snow of the year, no snow banks. If it was hard pack mid winter those tires wouldn’t even move that machine
Nice but it sucks at back dragging. You had to go over it twice.
Blade Doesnt clean it up very good, also very obvious the operator is a newbie to plowing.
aws.. nice