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10-26-2012, 09:06 PM #1Member
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- Cub Cadet SC2450
Snow-blower Dilemma
What should I do? I bought my SC2450 in July. Got everything but the snowblower in July. I was supposed to get a SB52 when it came in. I picked up the snowblower today. When I got home I noticed they gave me a Bercomac 48" instead. Should I raise a stink about it or just accept the Bercomac? Does anyone know the msrp oof both blowers? I'm not very happy about not getting the cub, but if the bercomac is better I'm fine with that?
Thanks My fellow Tractor Junkies!
Flounder
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10-28-2012, 01:13 PM #2Silver Member
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- 2010 SC2450 Cub Cadet/Yanmar 2003 Craftsman GT5000 1969 Wheelhorse GT14 1969 Gravely L 5' Back Blade Subsoiler/Middlebuster 52" Ratchet Rake
Re: Snow-blower Dilemma
Here are the prices of my SB52 snowblower:
Blower: $2599.00
Front Hitch: $999.99
PTO Shaft: $250.00
Hydralic Chute Rotation: $399.00
Tax: $297.29
Total was $4544.29
What did you pay for the Bercomac?Cub Cadet/Yanmar TLB Sc2450, Ratchet Rake, Front Snowblower, Back Blade, Spreader, Middlebuster.
Craftsman GT5000
Wheelhorse GT-14
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10-28-2012, 01:25 PM #3New Member
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Re: Snow-blower Dilemma
Bercomac is the best snowblower. However is 48" enough for your tractor?
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10-28-2012, 02:53 PM #4Member
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Re: Snow-blower Dilemma
Thanks for the info, guys! I bought everything as a package deal. 2011-SC2450, front snowblower, and Kodiak brush hog for $20,500. My receipt said I was getting the SB52. They gave me a Bercomac instead. I didn't notice until I got home. Some, 50 miles away. I figured they gave me the cheapest comparable snowblower available. The SB52 was supposed to be a commercial series.
I just want to make sure I'm not getting ripped off.
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10-28-2012, 04:01 PM #5Veteran Member
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Re: Snow-blower Dilemma
Looks like you got a well made unit. Go here:P.T.O. Snowblower Hydraulic Lift Sub-Compact Cub Cadet Yanmar SC Tractors - Description - BERCO Accessories for garden tractors and lawn, snowblower for ATV and UTV and look at the specs and the video where one is in use on a Cub/Yanmar 2400.
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10-28-2012, 09:33 PM #6Member
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Re: Snow-blower Dilemma
Thanks,
I just want to make sure I am getting a piece of equipment that is as good or better than the SB52. Also, that I am not paying $4000 for a unit that cost $2500. The unit I got looks like it is for a garden tractor. I gotta go look at the SB52 to compare the the bercomac
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10-29-2012, 10:25 AM #7Veteran Member
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Re: Snow-blower Dilemma
Okay want to kick the tires on a SB52 mounted on a 2450: SB52 snowblower on a CubCadet/Yanmar SC2450 (SC2400) - YouTube
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10-30-2012, 07:07 AM #8Member
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Re: Snow-blower Dilemma
There is a good picture here (make sure you look at it full size)...
http://www.bercomac.com/images/fichi...4_IMG_1258.JPG
It looks to me like the Berco is a little lighter duty. The sides are stamped and a seam is rolled around the top. The auger bearings also look lighter duty when comparing the posted video to the picture. The auger gearbox looks like one seen on residential units. Of course there's the width difference. I'm thinking the SB52 is the better of the two.
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10-31-2012, 01:12 AM #9Member
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Re: Snow-blower Dilemma
Thanks again guys! Th SB52 does look like it is better constructed. I will be returning the Bercomac. Dealer tried giving me a load of BS. Said that Bercomac makes the Yanmar SB52. I told the dealer I would keep the Bercomac if he thew in a set of tire chains. Said he will sell me a set for 1/2 price. He said if I wasnted a SB52 he would have to charge me an extra $500 eventhough the contract states that I was getting an SB52. Looks like I'm gonna have become a shithouse lawyer again.
Got a price on a Bercomac 48 from another dealer. They quoted me $3998 plus $160 freight.
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10-31-2012, 06:12 AM #10
Re: Snow-blower Dilemma
The SB52 does look like a beefier and better made snow blower unit. I would push the dealer hard to get what you paid for and have a receipt for. If you weren't already, I would be talking to the owner, he may be more concerned about his reputation. If it was an honest mistake, and you can afford it, you may want to negotiate a half way point on the $500 and be done with it.
2012 John Deere 3720 Premium Cab, 300CX Loader w/ 73" HD Bucket, Artillian Forks, 681 Tiller, 72D AutoConnect Mower, 59" Two-stage Snow Blower, Ballast Box, Frontier TR2058 Overseeder, Frontier SS2067B Broadcast
Spreader, iMatch.
1953 Ford NAA Golden Jubilee - Currently disassembled waiting for restoration.
1947 Allis Chalmers Model B - Still running great - handed down from my Grandfather to my Father to me.
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