John Deeere 59" blower spill over

[bigtiller]

Thanks bigtiller! Really nice cab. Hope you do enjoy that new 2720. :licking:

I have to retract my previous statement. It's not a Curtis, it is a Cozy Cab. Sorry for the senior moment.

 

[Henri88]

I have to retract my previous statement. It's not a Curtis, it is a Cozy Cab. Sorry for the senior moment.

Ok that explain when I first made my research on Curtis cab I've had never seen this model.

 

[easygame366]

simple the deeper the snow the smaller the cut you take to prevent spillover

this tip is help full thumbs up

 

[ericher69]

Hello;

To you fellas that are running a JD 59" front blower. I have one on a 3320 and it works great except there is quite a bit of spill over on each end. Even if I slow way down it still spills over. Then I have several ridges of snow to clean up. I would like to do the job one time. Down and Back, Down and back. Then leave behind a nice clean driveway without making more trips to clean ridges.. The ridges are far enough apart to require one trip per ridge. Running this outfit is tons of fun but a 1/3 mile drive and about another 4 miles of hiking trails Is Pleanty of fun for one day. By that time I'm ready to brush her off and put her to sleep until the next Fun Time. Head into the house for a brew and toast my good work.

I think the next time my wife does the blowing I'll get a birds eye view of what exactly is going on. Maybe an extension ear on each end is what is needed.

Thank you, nicholas

I had the exact same issue with a kubota version front mount.

Made some wings to widen (you could extend a few inches) and ALL spillover has ceased.