gc2310
Bronze Member
I'm wondering if anyone has a scan or a PDF of the installation manual for the front blower/blade and quick hitch that I could have a look at. Thanks
GC front blower/blade
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archerynut
Platinum Member
Just starting to look into one of these for my '07 2310. Any opinions?
northwoodpower
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We sell 20+ 2360's a year, and have not had a customer that was not happy with the snow blower.
blackd
Platinum Member
IJ, how hard is it to install and take off the Quick Tach? I see you have the pieces on dolly's is it difficult to install the blower after Quick Tach is installed?
Rick, my dealer says everything is back ordered. I have the Quick Tach ordered. When do they usually start to ship?
Rick, my dealer says everything is back ordered. I have the Quick Tach ordered. When do they usually start to ship?
MF RED in MT
Veteran Member
Of the four attachments/implements I own, the blower is by far the easiest to attach & remove.
With FEL off, I dolly the quick-attach assembly over to the tractor (after grille guard is removed), lift it up and "hang" it on the front frame cross-member, tighten up the large T-handled bolt, then attach the two hydraulic hoses. Last thing to do is add the mid-PTO driveshaft. It goes from the front of the HST to the rear of the quick-attach. This operation takes me about 8 minutes, and I'm pretty slow (careful). It takes longer to remove the grille guard than to put the quick-attach on.
Putting the blower on & off is very easy. You saw the dolly; the front edge of the blower rests a 2x4, to get the right angle. I just slide it up to & onto the shoe, ensuring that the driveshaft stub on the front engages the blower's shaft as I do this. When it's shoved on all the way, pull up on the locking pin lever (on the shoe), secure with a lynch pin, then hook up the flat-four electric connection --that I added-- for the chute. Done.
Since the quick-attach assembly can be left on for FEL use (though it hangs low-- be careful!), removing the blower is only a matter of easing it down onto the dolly/2x4, releasing lynch pin & locking lever, and sliding off, after electric is disconnected. Takes maybe 2 minutes- really! If I'm going to use the FEL, of course, the two blower hydraulic lines are disconnected and tied up out of the way (velcro strap).
Putting the FEL on is another matter, for me at least. I just need more practice!:laughing:
With FEL off, I dolly the quick-attach assembly over to the tractor (after grille guard is removed), lift it up and "hang" it on the front frame cross-member, tighten up the large T-handled bolt, then attach the two hydraulic hoses. Last thing to do is add the mid-PTO driveshaft. It goes from the front of the HST to the rear of the quick-attach. This operation takes me about 8 minutes, and I'm pretty slow (careful). It takes longer to remove the grille guard than to put the quick-attach on.
Putting the blower on & off is very easy. You saw the dolly; the front edge of the blower rests a 2x4, to get the right angle. I just slide it up to & onto the shoe, ensuring that the driveshaft stub on the front engages the blower's shaft as I do this. When it's shoved on all the way, pull up on the locking pin lever (on the shoe), secure with a lynch pin, then hook up the flat-four electric connection --that I added-- for the chute. Done.
Since the quick-attach assembly can be left on for FEL use (though it hangs low-- be careful!), removing the blower is only a matter of easing it down onto the dolly/2x4, releasing lynch pin & locking lever, and sliding off, after electric is disconnected. Takes maybe 2 minutes- really! If I'm going to use the FEL, of course, the two blower hydraulic lines are disconnected and tied up out of the way (velcro strap).
Putting the FEL on is another matter, for me at least. I just need more practice!:laughing:
