....plowing snow.

^

Nothing wrong with that.

American ingenuity..Bravo, good sir. Bravo.

Beats shoveling...

Thats not a Redneck. he's from the Hood..

Whats all that white stuff??

smart man

WOW, I get to do a NINE!!!

I'll be immortalized.

Where is this guy, what location?

That property looks beautiful from the little I can see.

^rural Pittsburgh Area.

These are my "new neighbors"......they like quads a LOT......more than riding them they like revving the engines at all hours.

The "old neighbors" sold this place for around $130K less than a year ago. It only has a couple acres but it is surrounded by undeveloped land.

Cmon Andy , they were just trying to impress Mrs. TV

HAH!!!

I just noticed the concrete blocks strapped to the rear rack.

Classic.......

"...more than riding them they like revving the engines at all hours."

That is the point where you tell them what a funny coincidence it is that you like producing the sound of gunfire all hours of the night. Especially when someone is revving their engines for no reason!

What are redneck neighbors for, if not for that?

Quads are nice for snow removal, but you have no downward pressure on the blade.

^especially if the blade is a car hood.

Bladed quads do surprisingly well........a neighbor helped me out the other day with his........and he was plowing through 2' of snow. Of course, as mentioned above, there is a tendency to ride up on the snow, but a skilled operator can compensate for this.

The trouble, I suppose, is that using your quad in such a manner is pretty rough on it.

Using a plow can be rough even on a truck.

I really love when you see some douchebag with a half ton and a plow on the front.. The best was the local guy who has a huge plow on the front of his jeep cherokee, when he hits a bump the back end almost comes off the ground.

Lately, I've seen some [smaller] trucks (i.e. Toyota Tacoma) with these front hitch-mounted plows. They're smaller, and from what I can see you can't maneuver the blade left/right, just up/down. But I haven't seen one up close.

The problem is - People that want to plow can't afford the right truck, and the people that can afford the right truck sure as hell don't want to beat it up by putting a plow on the front of it.