Show us your snow and MOW equipment!

[tooter]

A 23 ton MOW loco transporting a handcar...

 

[tooter]

Heavy lifting? Dont look now Greg, but one of your MOW guys tried being funny and replaced the hook with a horseshoe. Or is that a magnet?

That's a log grapple.

The Barnhart is actually a logging crane.

Greg

 

[ho/ttothemoss]

my (dti)-gp38-2 on my mow cars while in the trian yard.

 

[nwdrummer379]

 

[ho/ttothemoss]

not ho but thought I would post them.

 

[railBuilderDhd]

Kevin,
Those are great photos thanks for posting for us.

Dave

 

[Motley]

 

[rlundy90]

Here is an old wood plow I just finished.

 

[Rico]

Ron very very nice!
Mr. Kaatz must have increased the budget, looks like modern updated equipment for the GWWD?

 

[rlundy90]

You bet Rick. The GWWD is goin hi tech. Actually this is a model of a plow on display at Steamtown, Pennsylvania.

 

[Outback]

Nice!!! Love the weathered and rotten wood. Love the whole thing really. Great piece.

 

[Outback]

Ok here's one that probably hasn't been done before...

This is a BLR shops frankenstiened SWEEP that serves as a plow unit.

Plow blade is made from an old 35mm film canister. Unit is operational and is made up of various detail parts and scrap loco parts. Windows are mirrored on the outside to cut back on glare in the winter snow. The unit was inspired by Bob Boudreau's CN SWEEP back in the 80's.

 

[ho/ttothemoss]

That's a great looking plow outback! Nice job.

 

[rlundy90]

Nice lookin plow there, Outback.

 

[ho/ttothemoss]

 

[rlundy90]

Is this the Northeastern Scale Models kit of the B&M wood plow? That was what I used for the foundation of my plow.

 

[Outback]

Here is our Auxiliary Fuel Tender, coverted from an old steam oil tender and now used as on-site staionary fuel for long term MOW projects.