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Max2310 · 11-06-2009, 06:45 PM

Yup, I'm sure you could. But I wouldn't, but I did thought about it. I don't think you time would be well invested since I don't think the metal gauge of a push model will suffice on a tractor.

Instead, I would consider a rear blade (I paid 400$ CAD for mine, 6' light duty) until you can afford a real 3 point hitch blower or found a good deal on a used one. Rear blade and a loader is a great combination but sure takes more time when you get allot of snow.

You may also want to consider using tire chains for that steep hill. Not sure if your black top will like this.

11-06-2009, 06:45 PM	#6 (permalink)
Max2310 Bronze Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Canada (QC) Posts: 92	Re: PTO snowblower Yup, I'm sure you could. But I wouldn't, but I did thought about it. I don't think you time would be well invested since I don't think the metal gauge of a push model will suffice on a tractor. Instead, I would consider a rear blade (I paid 400$ CAD for mine, 6' light duty) until you can afford a real 3 point hitch blower or found a good deal on a used one. Rear blade and a loader is a great combination but sure takes more time when you get allot of snow. You may also want to consider using tire chains for that steep hill. Not sure if your black top will like this. __________________ Max MF GC2310, 2008 6' rear blade light duty Smyth 54" snowblower Studded tire chains Would like a 5' landscape rake