BX2750 snowblower

[Dyer retired]

Huck,

I meant to mention that one half coupling was 3/4 in. and the motor half coupling was 1 in. John

 

[Dyer retired]

Dyer,

I've got a guy to help me do the hydraulic chute rotation. I just need to get the motor and mount. Any chance you've got part numbers on the ones you picked up at Northern Tool? I was trying to compare the pic of your stuff with the stuff on their website but wanted to make sure I got it right. Thanks.

Huck,

I thought I should also mention that if you go with the half couplings on the worm gear shaft, you will likely have to grind a 45 degree on the back edge to clear the housing. My picture isn't great for this, but you get the idea. The picture also shows the coupling back on the shaft further than it ended up being, so there is more clearance than what you see. John

 

[Pkelley]

Huck,

I thought I should also mention that if you go with the half couplings on the worm gear shaft, you will likely have to grind a 45 degree on the back edge to clear the housing. My picture isn't great for this, but you get the idea. The picture also shows the coupling back on the shaft further than it ended up being, so there is more clearance than what you see. John

Dyer

Thanks for the info. I have started rounding up the stuff for my own system.

As a side note I was at the Kubota dealer today and was told that they can not get any snowblowers this year. It undstand from what the dealer was telling me is that the manufacture of the snowblower was sold and they are not making snowblower.

 

[huckflynn]

Huck,

I thought I should also mention that if you go with the half couplings on the worm gear shaft, you will likely have to grind a 45 degree on the back edge to clear the housing. My picture isn't great for this, but you get the idea. The picture also shows the coupling back on the shaft further than it ended up being, so there is more clearance than what you see. John

John,

Thanks a bunch. I've got everything but the hoses (and adapters) on order. I'll keep you posted.

 

[Dyer retired]

Dyer

Thanks for the info. I have started rounding up the stuff for my own system.

As a side note I was at the Kubota dealer today and was told that they can not get any snowblowers this year. It undstand from what the dealer was telling me is that the manufacture of the snowblower was sold and they are not making snowblower.

My neighbor went into the Dealer last week and asked what they had for snowblowers for his B2620 and they had a BX2750D in the crate...he had it on his tractor by the end of the week. I drove through the same Dealer's lot today and saw 5 Blizzard snowblowers in the yard. They looked bigger than what my tractor would handle and were rear mount versions. I've been reading posts here regarding the shortage of blowers this year, but it seems like you can find them in this area without too much trouble. Dyer, retired

 

[Farmall45b]

Deyer, retired,

What is the name of you dealer? Here in the midwest there is no snow equipment to be had. I am trying to locate a blade for my tractor somewhere in the country and have it shipped to me.

 

[Dyer retired]

Deyer, retired,

What is the name of you dealer? Here in the midwest there is no snow equipment to be had. I am trying to locate a blade for my tractor somewhere in the country and have it shipped to me.

Farmall45b,

My dealer is Hammond Tractor in Fairfield, Maine. You can also try Union Farm Equipment in Union, Maine...they are a fairly large dealer of Kubota's. There is a Wallingford Equipment Company in Auburn, Maine that has a lot of stock on their lot. All of them have Websites, but let me know if you have any trouble bringing them up or getting contact info. Good luck! John

 

[Farmall45b]

Dyer,

Thank you for the names of the dealers. I will try giving them all a call in the morning. Hopefully I can find what I am looking for and get it here before snow starts falling for good.

 

[Dyer retired]

Dyer,

Thank you for the names of the dealers. I will try giving them all a call in the morning. Hopefully I can find what I am looking for and get it here before snow starts falling for good.

I forgot to mention a Wescott and Sons in Gorham, Maine as another potential for you. I'd say that if none of those dealers have the blade you're looking for, then there won't be any to be found in Maine. Let us know how you make out. Dyer, retired

 

[escavader]

HAMMOND TRACTOR also has a nice web site or toll free 877-483-2473.
Thats the FAIRFIELD store.I think its the main office too.They also have a branch in UNION,and have just bought out an outfit in AUBURN.
Another larger DEALER IS OSGOODS in DIXFIELD
GOOD LUCK
HI JOHN,Ive been following this thread,nice work on the hydraulics.Ihope BELGRADE doesnt get as much snow as last year.The mill had us on the roofs for 3 days straight ,snowblowing and shoveling in MARCH,so the warehouses wouldnt cave in
ALAN