Snow 7' lucknow snowblower for tc33da

[cb781]

My question is would this be to much of a snowblower for a tc33da. Lucknow website rates this snowblower in the 40-70 pto hp range. My tractor specs say 26.9 pto hp. It would seem from this that this snowblower would be to big. Is this the case in real world applications

Thanks

 

[thclimer]

Seems way too big to me, its made for a tractor with twice the Hp rating than a TC33. I have a 60" which covers the width of the rear wheels and works just fine.

So much of blowing/plowing snow is dependant on the snow conditions. If you are always talking about dry, Champagne powdery, fluffy snow it may work, but is that the type of snow you always get where you live?

Here on the east coast in New York, it seems more the rule that we get snow mixed with rain more so than the dry powdery stuff which is typically seen out in the Rockies.

 

[yelbike]

Don't be scared off of over sized implements. They worked fine for me for example I did have an 84" finish mower behind my 18 HP PTO and performed great.
On the other hand, with the blower, the subsequent passes you can bite off less than the full width if the snow conditions require it. The problem usually(in my case anyways) lies in the first pass. If you get large dumps of snow a one time you may not be able to get though at all. Again for example my driveway creates no problem what so ever and it blows into drifts so the snow is spotty at worst. But I sometimes want to access my yard which can blower in with hard blown snow 3 - 4' deep by the end of winter. That's why I went from 60" to 50" to finally this year a front mount 47".
So really YMMV depending on your snow fall and really how the snow falls(or blows) on your yard.
Either way good luck in your purchase!