PTO snowblower?

[RoyJackson]

I'm never out of power with an HST. Never. If I lose RPM, I go a little slower. Snow still flies out of my old McKee blower. When I was removing snow commercially, I was always so happy to get back north and jump into my HST tractor after running powershift wheel loaders and tractors. FWIW, my Payloader has a powershift trans.

To each his own!

 

[check]

Yup. I probably posted this before, but my 54 inch rear blower for my BX25 has certainly well over the years, and I can easily turn sideways in the seat to look backwards.my PTO HP is only 17.5, but I have never run out of power with the blower.

On my bucket list is to get a rear camera, and I keep promising myself I will do it, but I still haven’t got around to it.

 

[Farmer495]

Local dealer posted this today:

 

[RoyJackson]

Local dealer posted this today:

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See any pull type snow blowers in there?

 

[Farmer495]

See any pull type snow blowers in there?

I count 19 conventional ones. 54" to 87" MK Martin in black (they offer them in any color), not sure what brand the 3 red ones are.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

See any pull type snow blowers in there?

No, and I don't see any from a high quality blower mfg. either...

SR

 

[Farmer495]

No, and I don't see any from a high quality blower mfg. either...

SR

I have one, it's well built, not low quality. Had zero issues with it, used it several winters now.

Pretty well every farm dealer here sells them whether blue, red, orange, green.

The Meteor line is more personal/farm use as opposed to the industrial/commercial models they also sell if you need something "extra"

https://mkmartin.ca/products.php

 

[bdhsfz6]

Yup. I probably posted this before, but my 54 inch rear blower for my BX25 has certainly well over the years, and I can easily turn sideways in the seat to look backwards.my PTO HP is only 17.5, but I have never run out of power with the blower.

On my bucket list is to get a rear camera, and I keep promising myself I will do it, but I still haven’t got around to it.

To relieve a sore neck from using my rear mount blower, I added these cheap $25 Jeep Wrangler mirrors. I made brackets to mount them on the the FEL towers of my L3010, L3430 & MX5800:


They work well and I can face forward 90% of the time while blowing in reverse. The come off with the FEL but that's something I rarely do in Winter.

 

[RoyJackson]

No, and I don't see any from a high quality blower mfg. either...

SR

How do you define "high quality"?
Just by price?
My Frontier snow blower is manufactured by Pronovost (I think), or it could be MK Martin...definitely not Normand.
Works great and, other than faded green paint (a Deere trademark) after at least 8-10 years, a good reliable implement
I believe I wrote in a previous that I'd paid $2800 for it used in 2014 or 2015. My estimate is it had several years on it before I bought it.
The MK Martins shown in that picture...a good piece of equipment since we don't read much about failures here on TBN and, apparently a very popular brand as well.

 

[SGreene]

Why do you choose to torture your self with such horrible devices? The pull blower is what normal people in the rest of the world are using.

I use a 3-point pusher snowblower because the drifts get too high to drive thru.