I don't mean to pop anyone's bubble here but that looks like a real waste of money .I do not think a drive ahead "pull behind blower" would work well in real snow conditions . I am sure that it would do a good job on very lite , uncompacted snow maybe 8 " or less . Did anyone else notice it is suppose to handle 20" plus , base on the cutter height information and different models avalible ???. If I need to turn around and drag a snow drift down so I can get through it ,where is the advantage ? If you have ever blown snow professionally , the last thing you want is to compact it ,by running over it first . One of the worst "chewing outs" I ever recieved was for wind rowing,with a Cat grader , the snow too tight for the industrial blower that was following me on Interstate 80 . I like front mounted blowers because of the obivous reasons . I also like rear mounted Blowers because they are cheaper and within financial reach of most homeowners with small tractors . Their down fall is driving backwards and sore necks . I have a very big 70 ", rear mounted Trackless blower that can and will make a cut about 30" depth cut at one pass .And yes, my neck gets sore from the mile of private road I maintain . But it gets the job done very well . I am not knocking the company's quility of the unit ,it looks well made . I just think it would operate and perform at less than the desired and expected results . I have been wrong before and this of course is only my 2 cents . I do not mean to offend anyone .
