Clearing snow St. Patrick's day with Kubota BX

vtsnowedin · Mar 18, 2015

tractorgp said:
I truly do get my moneys worth from the tractor and pretty well all year round too

Yes they are useful tools. And when you have work in front of you, that has to be done as you do ,a bargain that can't be matched by any other option.

tractorgp · Mar 18, 2015

vtsnowedin said:
Yes they are useful tools. And when you have work in front of you, that has to be done as you do ,a bargain that can't be matched by any other option.

For sure - I did my turn, many times over, struggling with regular snow clearing before I got the BX

JJZ 109 · Mar 19, 2015

5ºF this morning - 2 days beyond St. Patrick's Day. The winter that refuses to die. 2 more days of it and then off to Florida.:thumbsup:

Amvcane · Mar 19, 2015

That BX did an excellent job on that snow,great team work at the door way. By the looks of those drifts I would guess that the prevailing wind does not help with your snow blowing making the clean up even more difficult.
A friend of mine is looking for a 3pt blower for his BX22. Curious what model, width, and, fan size is that unit?
Nice video.

tractorgp · Mar 19, 2015

Amvcane said:
That BX did an excellent job on that snow,great team work at the door way. By the looks of those drifts I would guess that the prevailing wind does not help with your snow blowing making the clean up even more difficult.
A friend of mine is looking for a 3pt blower for his BX22. Curious what model, width, and, fan size is that unit?
Nice video.

It's a Kubota B2789. 51 inches wide and fan is about 20 inches in diameter. Very rare around here to have a snowfall without wind. Even though we get our share of snow you will never see a deep build-up of snow on roofs (except where there are adjoining roof sections at different heights).