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CalG
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- Joined
- Sep 29, 2011
- Messages
- 5,799
- Location
- vermont
- Tractor
- Hurlimann 435, Fordson E27n, Bolens HT-23, Kubota B7200, Kubota B2601
I'm just concerned that it might be a bit large for blowing snow around the buildings.
The Hurlimann is difficult due to size. The B7200 is about right. (But the one I have is missing the winter niceties like 4WD ;-)
I'm going to need to rethink if I "need" a front mount blower like I've fitted to the B7200. I have a pair of 5 foot, 3pt blowers to select from ;-)
I did pick up a 6 foot Kubota snow blade recently, That may be a set up worth exploring.
Blade in front, blower out back. On the B2601. A FEL and a 7 foot scrape blade on the Hurlimann.
Oh! And don't let me neglect to mention the 7 foot Western snow plow on the Fordson E27n. The old gal might get upset if she weren't included when the heavy wet snow comes down. She can push her weight around just fine!
The Hurlimann is difficult due to size. The B7200 is about right. (But the one I have is missing the winter niceties like 4WD ;-)
I'm going to need to rethink if I "need" a front mount blower like I've fitted to the B7200. I have a pair of 5 foot, 3pt blowers to select from ;-)
I did pick up a 6 foot Kubota snow blade recently, That may be a set up worth exploring.
Blade in front, blower out back. On the B2601. A FEL and a 7 foot scrape blade on the Hurlimann.
Oh! And don't let me neglect to mention the 7 foot Western snow plow on the Fordson E27n. The old gal might get upset if she weren't included when the heavy wet snow comes down. She can push her weight around just fine!