Trying out new Normand 78" snowblower after the storm last weekend. 16 inches of snow

[mvwwld4u]

Re: Trying out new Normand 78" snowblower after the storm last weekend. 16 inches of

I find a heater and separately mounted fan can better direct the heat to where you need it. My rear window doesn't fog up...sure gets covered with snow though!

There's numerous 12v heaters that plug into accessory outlets that should have little fans built in. This could be an option if you could find one that has a swivel mounting bracket.

 

[mpham]

Re: Trying out new Normand 78" snowblower after the storm last weekend. 16 inches of

Thanks Phil. Did you guys get much snow last week?

Friday about 2 inches. Saturday around 5-6 and Sunday flurries.
I tried blowing leaves with my 54 inch blower. It just clogged right up and snapped the pins. Was quite a lot of time digging out the wedged in mess.

 

[blooper]

Re: Trying out new Normand 78" snowblower after the storm last weekend. 16 inches of

Friday about 2 inches. Saturday around 5-6 and Sunday flurries.
I tried blowing leaves with my 54 inch blower. It just clogged right up and snapped the pins. Was quite a lot of time digging out the wedged in mess.

Ha! Now that is a video I would love to see.:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:

 

[blooper]

Re: Trying out new Normand 78" snowblower after the storm last weekend. 16 inches of

There's numerous 12v heaters that plug into accessory outlets that should have little fans built in. This could be an option if you could find one that has a swivel mounting bracket.

Good idea, there's an accessory outlet right beside the rear window in my cab too... heading to amazon now.

 

[Tinstafl]

Re: Trying out new Normand 78" snowblower after the storm last weekend. 16 inches of

Nice video and glad we don't get that much snow where I now live. Last year no tractor and 38 inches and now a great snow machine and 6-8.