Honda GL1800 Gold Wing (now sold sorry)

!±8± Honda GL1800 Gold Wing (now sold sorry)

For sale, Honda GL1800 GoldWing, pearl Orange, date of first reg 13/02/2004 one owner. Taxed till Aug 2011 & mot due mid March 2011 Private reg plate L800 WNG. (have show plates as well) Has covered 46000 miles and a full history has been kept from day one (every mile logged) BMW dealer when valuing it, described it as "Good to Very Condition", it does have the odd scratch and mark from it's years of service. K&N air filter and NGK Iridium spark plugs recently fitted, so they both have a long life. Dunlop Elite 3 tires almost new and they have been ultrasealed. When Dunlops fitted had wheels chrome silver powder coated and new bearings fitted on the front. Lots of stainless steel nuts, bolts and sockets (Pro-Bolt) fitted at the same time. Small amount of extras fitted, Hondaline trunk spoiler with brake light, lower trunk and lower pannier spoilers (colour matched) Fog lights, Kuryakyn tow bar with electrics. Kuryakyn trunk rack, grips and footrests. Tulsa hand and foot wings plus Baker Leg Wings & lower side fairing deflectors. It is fitted with a ram mount and wiring for my sat-nav will leave on. I also have an J&M Arai XL colour matched Classic/C helmet with integrated corded headset (used appox 5 times) Well if you have read this far you must want the price...£9500 ono Contact me at stephencd1@yahoo.com when can arrange a viewing, I am up on the Wirral a short ride from M53 junc 4 or you require further information or pictures, test ride if you have the cash.

Honda GL1800 Gold Wing (now sold sorry)

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Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers

!±8± Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers

Truck-mounted snow blowers affix to the front of a pickup or sport utility vehicle. Drawing power from the vehicle engine, a truck-mounted snow blower can eat a path 7 feet wide and 3 feet tall, throwing the snow 40 feet in any non-backwards direction. With its 2-cylinder, 4-cycle, 27-horsepower gas engine, a truck-mounted snow blower carries the same amount of power and force of six full-size push units. It's no wonder people have been using them religiously in mountainous and rural areas since 1980.

The snow blower manufacturer Hanson is credited for first introducing pickup truck-mounted snow blowers; Hanson continues to be the only manufacturer actively marketing them. Based on a long tradition of tractor-mounted snow blowers, Hanson truck-mounted snow blowers are powerful, solid, and efficient.

If you're thinking about buying a truck-mounted snow blower, there are some things you should consider first.

A truck-mounted snow blower weighs 800 pounds. Your truck or SUV must weigh at least half a ton, preferably ¾ or a full ton, to support its weight.

Your vehicle must be a 4-wheel drive and have automatic transmission because at low speeds, operating a manual transmission and the snow blower simultaneously can be very difficult.

Truck-mounted snow blowers are compatible with most plow mounts, including Meyers, Western, Fisher, and other common brands. Before buying a truck-mounted snow blower, contact Hanson and tell them what kind of a plow mount you're working with, just to be safe.

Truck-mounted snow blowers take their power from the vehicle engine. All the controls are wired into the truck cab, including the electric key start, choke, throttle, discharge chute rotation and deflection, and hydraulic snow blower lift. Imagine the power of having all these controls in the cab with you as you heroically clear all the snow from your neighborhood roads. They are also great for small road contracting businesses.

Three alternatives to truck mounted snow blowers are:

Truck mounted snowplows: If you live in a more densely populated area, you don't want to be launching tons of road snow onto your neighbors' walkways, driveways, vehicles, and pets. It's usually better to get a plow, which merely pushes the snow off the road.

Tractor-mounted snow blowers: If you live in a rural area, a tractor-mounted unit is best. Chances are you have a lot of area to clear, so you'll need the snow moving power of a tractor.

ATV-mounted snow blowers: The Snow Hogg (not to be confused with Snow Hog, a maker of snow tires) is a big snow blower that attaches to your all-terrain vehicle, making for one hungry-looking snow chomper. Smaller than a truck-mounted unit, but still more powerful than most push units, the Snow Hogg can clear a path 42" wide and almost two feet deep, with a chute rotation range of 210. The Snow Hogg weighs almost 400 pounds, but thanks to a built-in suspension and traction system, the machine only puts about 10 to 15 pounds of stress on your ATV frame.

Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers

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