Snow Farm King or RAD for my Kubota

[grsthegreat]

my farm king only has 3 paddles in the secondary unit. i guess the 4 paddle was an option. who knows. all i can say is that it blows lots of snow 30-40 feet. Ive never had an issue with the 3 blades.

 

[rut3556]

>>The only thing is that I believe that a 64" may be too much for your tractor.<<

I have the same tractor (L2250) and it handles my Puma 64 with ease.

 

[ejkessler]

>>The only thing is that I believe that a 64" may be too much for your tractor.<<

I have the same tractor (L2250) and it handles my Puma 64 with ease.

That's good to know. It's interesting that many of the tractor manufacturers rate the max implement size to each tractor often times less than actual ability.

 

[The Deerslayer]

Ended up going with a Pronovost PUMA 64 and cannot wait till next winter!!!!!!!!!!

 

[rut3556]

>>cannot wait till next winter!!!!!!!!!!<<

Next winter ****....I'll be using mine today!!!

P.S. You know, we have matching rigs now.

 

[The Deerslayer]

>>cannot wait till next winter!!!!!!!!!!<<

Next winter ****....I'll be using mine today!!!

P.S. You know, we have matching rigs now.

We just got a dusting today...so I'll need to wait.

Although we have matching rigs and they are the same age,...... the years have been much kinder to yours!!

 

[rut3556]

>>Although we have matching rigs and they are the same age,...... the years have been much kinder to yours!!<<

That's because it stays in the garage 99% of the time.

We got 4-5" wet snow, but it didn't last long enough on the driveway to need the tractor. We lucked out on this one!

 

[The Deerslayer]

I have a RAD (Kubota L2674) and an Ecnor 60 (Normand). I think the Ecnor is the better built of the two. I had also contacted RAD by email with a few questions but they never replied. They would not be my first choice next time.

Good to know. I almost went with the RAD built Blizzard, but could not pass up the Puma.