JUBILEE1953
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Which brands and sizes would work the best? All opinions welcome. Any deals out there?
Snow Equipment Buying/Pricing BX25 in need of a 3pt snowblower
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YogiBear79
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Not a 3-point but it's in your area
Not a 3-point but it's in your area
TGReaper
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I'm at the top end of my tractor capacity ( BX 2200 ) with a 60 inch Buhler/allied,but it has been in service for two years with absolutly no problems.
Keeping in mind that in my part of the country we don't get much heavy/wet snow.
Keeping in mind that in my part of the country we don't get much heavy/wet snow.
Tig
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It's got to be wider than your tractor, preferably wide enough to give you some wiggle room in drifts.
As TGReaper alluded to, if you are near the max of your lift, wet snow will over load it. Some days I struggle to raise mine.
I'm happy with my 50" Buhler, once up and back and my lane is clear. It was easy to add hydraulic cylinders for chute and rotation control.
No one was prepared to cut me any deals. Local Deere dealer treated me like customer so he got my business.
As TGReaper alluded to, if you are near the max of your lift, wet snow will over load it. Some days I struggle to raise mine.
I'm happy with my 50" Buhler, once up and back and my lane is clear. It was easy to add hydraulic cylinders for chute and rotation control.
No one was prepared to cut me any deals. Local Deere dealer treated me like customer so he got my business.
fish6942
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I have a 60" Allied (Buhler) on my BX2350. It only gets used for snows more than 6" as the ATV ends up being faster for those. Considering you will be driving backwards, you'll appreciate the wider opening so the front tires don't drive over unblown snow as much. It will struggle some in super deep snow but then it's just a matter of slowing down. The BX doesn't struggle with the weight on the 3PH.
