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Not my brutus but it's great to see it in action like this 
no they're not. high traffic main roads sure, but call up your local MP and see if the govy will send a plow to clean your drive wayI wonder what percentage of Brutuses (Bruti?) are sold to companies or governments as opposed to private citizens. Polaris must make a large chunk of its profit from the Brutus by selling commercially. I mean snow removal and landscaping are both government responsibilities.
it should be a lot.I wonder what percentage of Brutuses (Bruti?) are sold to companies or governments as opposed to private citizens. Polaris must make a large chunk of its profit from the Brutus by selling commercially. I mean snow removal and landscaping are both government responsibilities.
Driving around where I live and a bit further away and seeing UTV's being put to work in winter, I have see a ton of bobcats.i think bobcat still sells more to fleets or corporate sales.
the polaris probably has more consumer sales.
Bobcat has a huge reputation in snow removal because they offer bigger machines ie skid steers, and they also are a gold standard when it comes to lease options for municipalities and small businesses. For the tight work I do and the dozens of folks who operate the units, the BRUTUS was the best option for me. I just don't need that much of a machine re: skid steer. Brutus is one button for all wheel drive, v two wheel and one wheel. One lever for gears etc.Driving around where I live and a bit further away and seeing UTV's being put to work in winter, I have see a ton of bobcats.
We got about 10 inches. The areas I was working with were 2-3 feet high where the plows pushed snow. Used a blower and blade.thanks for the feedback Jorts.
How deep was the snow their?