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Thanks Richard, having a "proper" Mig welder certainly has helped with the welds. My old "hobby" Mig just didn't have the oompphh behind it. Not much to report, both er... foot/leg guards have had an extra bit of tube welded in making sure the shape matched the outer tube. And one side has been treated to a coating of steel mesh... That should do the trick.

im singing the same, i haven had a decent amount of snow since i got my snowplow

Happy Birthday Ewan. Remember to cherish these days, for one day you will look back to that very special gift, youth.

The original Goodyears on the rear and the the lowest priced Carlisle replacements on the front said good bye today in favor of Kenda K500 Super Turfs. I bought the 24 x 9.50-12's instead of the 23 x 10.50-12's because I like the taller tire and the rim size only accounts of a 1/2 wider tire in the the 10.50 width, with a substantially better price, 150.00 delivered on the rears and 62.00 delivered on the front tires 16 x 6.50-8's. I took a comparison with the Bolens H16 rear tires and I think it is very hard to tell the difference in width. However, if I would not have been able to get the taller tires I might have been more hesitant about the 9.50's unless they were a lot less

You can't beat the smell of new rubber Nice tires there Alain, bigger always looks better

here's a few photo's from my ploughing practice

Mid 50's here at the mo, it's certainly cooled down a bit.. No idea what this winter will bring, hopefully another mild one like last year.. No snow would be helpful.

Great to see it close up the other day Ian. Your welds are looking real good too. Your gonna need a set of Oil Skins n Wellies to ride that in the wet/mud