Our Company motto is "OF COURSE WE CAN".



It's tough keeping the stock on the shelves.

Looks ready for a service call in Northern Indiana.
Alan--

I gotta ask...

Does that truck actually get Negative MPG with that plow attached?

did you install a salt spreader on the back of the your van?

Next thing, the employees will be moonlighting weekends grading driveways.

......or backfilling trenches.

can't say I've ever seen one of those rigs before, does that setup actually work ?

That's what I want, a car where the tank slowly fills up as I drive it. *grin*

-Jon

Either that van is a 4x4 in disguise or its used to plow real light snow.
Can't see how a regular rear-drive would be up to pushing a plow.

A.D

A.D. Gets the prize, I was just having some fun.

I just parked real close to a customers plow.

I really took the picture to have fun with my boss and the companies "Of Course We Can" Motto.

The truck has a 10,000 GVWR and could handle the plow but without all wheel drive would need tire chains to be remotely effective.

Bob

The Chevy Express 1500 is available w/ all wheel drive, add a set of Blizzaks and you should be able to handle plow duty

Yes BUT... "All wheel drive" and a true 4x4 are not the same..
Granted the all wheel drive on the Chev express would get you through the tough stuff, God knows I wanted it on my work van the last time we had snow, BUT a true Part time or Full time 4x4 such like the part time 4x4 on my Ram would be more suited to plow duty because it does not rely on clutches, filled with viscus fluid like on some all wheel drive systems AND it has a " low range" built into the transfer case. Low range is a MUST for heavy plowing or pulling things out of ditches

A.D

Good Stuff, Bob!

I was thinking more of demolition work when I saw the blade, rather than snow-plough.

Look at the 'rake' on that van!

She's ready for street and strip.

Or perhaps stripping the street.

Such a front load must be hell on the alignment.