Our county road dept had two Oshkosh snowplows ('60 something's). For deep snow they would hook them together - one behind the other - and could plow through 15 foot snowdrifts.
They were some good trucks. We had 1992 Oshkosh's. P models I believe with rollover blades and wings. If you needed to move snow, these trucks would do it.
I drove a 1985 at the Jackson Hole airport for 7 winters.....sometimes for 12 hours a day when the snow was heavy.....just loved these trucks....indescribable
The first one had a rollover plow. That means it a throw snow to the left of right, by flipping the plow over. Grissom Afb used seven of them to clear the flightline.
Our county road dept had two Oshkosh snowplows ('60 something's). For deep snow they would hook them together - one behind the other - and could plow through 15 foot snowdrifts.
They were some good trucks. We had 1992 Oshkosh's. P models I believe with rollover blades and wings. If you needed to move snow, these trucks would do it.
I drove a 1985 at the Jackson Hole airport for 7 winters.....sometimes for 12 hours a day when the snow was heavy.....just loved these trucks....indescribable
That is awesome, hopefully you still have your hearing;)
Great looking machines!!! Looks like fun!!!
Super nice trucks!💪💪
Awesome, 🎉thank you for posting 🎉
Oh hell yeah! Bad ass bro
The first one had a rollover plow. That means it a throw snow to the left of right, by flipping the plow over. Grissom Afb used seven of them to clear the flightline.
They are built like tanks for sure you just can’t go anywhere fast in them they are geared so low.
Show them in action...
Yeah!💪👍