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Clark, SD | Depends on what you need it for. Ive got one that the local machine shop built, pretty sure I paid like $1300 for it, all 3/8 and 1/2 steel. I really like it, believe its 9 feet wide. Only issue is the tracked loader spinning on the ice. For really soft snow right after a storm it works great, thats what i've used so far this year. For hard drifts it doesn't work that well due to the track loader running out of traction, but usually opt for the wheel loader and bucket in those cases.
Would definitely rather use my pusher over my bucket for moving snow. | |
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snow pusher opinions
