CrazyCanadian
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That is an awesome build. I wonder if a flighting similar to a grain auger would work. I bet you could put a flat bar across the "mouth" of the blower for a bearing support and tree/post gaurd and it would feed the fan all the snow it could handle.
There are many of the large single fan blowers in use in our are clearing oilwell leases. They were built heavy enough to use as a "blade" to push clear areas with debris and stand up to the occasional whoops of something going through it without busting it up to bad. I saw one in use today that was on a 7240 CaseIH FWA which is 195 HP!!
I will try to get a pic of the fan design on one of the large Schulte blowers.
Here is a pic of an older model. Note the simple chute system to switch sides for the discharge.
http://http://saskatoon.kijiji.ca/c-ViewAdLargeImage?AdId=98403435&img=http%3A%2F%2Fimg1.classistatic.com%2Fcps%2Fl%2Fkj%2F09%2F1%2F17%2F300%2Fr5%2F78526ja_18.jpeg
There are many of the large single fan blowers in use in our are clearing oilwell leases. They were built heavy enough to use as a "blade" to push clear areas with debris and stand up to the occasional whoops of something going through it without busting it up to bad. I saw one in use today that was on a 7240 CaseIH FWA which is 195 HP!!
I will try to get a pic of the fan design on one of the large Schulte blowers.
Here is a pic of an older model. Note the simple chute system to switch sides for the discharge.
http://http://saskatoon.kijiji.ca/c-ViewAdLargeImage?AdId=98403435&img=http%3A%2F%2Fimg1.classistatic.com%2Fcps%2Fl%2Fkj%2F09%2F1%2F17%2F300%2Fr5%2F78526ja_18.jpeg