Snow Help with finding 3 pt hitch snowblower
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BlacknTan
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Might be a bit of a hike from NH, but Emericks in NY seems to be having a clearance on RAD "Blizzard" snowblowers. RAD builds the blowers for Kubota.
Emericks has sharp pricing to begin with, so they might be worth a call...
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Emericks has sharp pricing to begin with, so they might be worth a call...
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Don87
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They also build blowers for MF and Cub/Yanmar.
jakell2010
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I just got the 63" RAD Blizzard for $1000,,,,,,,,dealer closing, said it cost $1600,,,,, listed for $2600,,,, guy had it since 06 ,,,has some seam rust but a great deal no matter how you look at it
flyingcow
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Be patient and you might find a used blower at a good price, just learn whats right for you.
I've had great luck with lucknow blowers. Heavy built units. I have owned 9x4ft units. I now have a 7 1/2 ft lucknow. I live in a pretty decent snow area. And i have a 650ft driveway with a lot of side areas to blow. Worked for me.
I've had great luck with lucknow blowers. Heavy built units. I have owned 9x4ft units. I now have a 7 1/2 ft lucknow. I live in a pretty decent snow area. And i have a 650ft driveway with a lot of side areas to blow. Worked for me.
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massey4mike
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I have had my eye out for a used blower but most seem to be in canada or the midwest. I know my Kubota can handle a larger blower than 74" but I am a little strapped for cash and it is for my own use, I cannot earn any money with it. Charlton is quite a haul but thanks for the tip! How do Rad blowers stack up against Puma or Lucknow or JD out of curiosity?
Thanks for everyone's input and please keep the tips coming, they are a huge help!
Thanks for everyone's input and please keep the tips coming, they are a huge help!
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massey4mike
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Does anyone have any experience or know about Iowa Farm Equipment snow blowers? Their prices or specs don't look bad and the price includes shipping on some models. I don't know who makes them though.
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massey4mike
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Anyone ever heard of Snocrete? Check THIS out! Snocrete Agricultural Main
ChuckinNH
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Pinnacle View Equipment, and RN Johnson are two more dealers not far south of Townline, and on the same route actually. Pinnacle View has the Meteor blowers new, and RN has the Blizzard (RAD) snowblowers that I like much better for their construction, and smoothness of use. Both have web sites. I may sell my Blizzard because I have some medical issues in my lower back, and hip that make using the rear mounted blower harder these daays, but it is too small (54") for your tractor.
flyingcow
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According to the spec's the biggest they would recommend for your tractor is a 6 ft? I've never run that style of blower, two fan type vs the typical looking blower. They do look heavily built though.
Keep in mind, to keep freight charges down, you need to have a business that operates regular hours with an ability to unload unit. Can make a big diff in charges. Even if you have the means to unload it, you're better off to set up with a local business. Hope that makes sense.
