4shorts
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Very nice. Enjoy :thumbsup:
My shiny new toy just arrived
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Bubbanewf
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Nice Tractor, enjoy! Hope mine comes in at the end of the week.
Are you anywhere near Arthurette? The wife was born in Bath. NB
Are you anywhere near Arthurette? The wife was born in Bath. NB
kiotimiike
Member
Nice looking set up. I been looking at getting a front mount blower for mine but havn't made the leap yet. How easy is it to get on and off and how far will it drift the snow?
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unimog_jason
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- New Brunswick, Canada
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- JD 755, Kioti DK40SE, JD 410
Bubba, I'm in the Moncton area, pretty much the other end of the province.
Kiotimiike, the first time I mounted everything it took me about 30 minutes, and that includes the subframe and running to the shed for some tools. Now that I figured out that you need to pin the rear of the subframe first before the front I can probably have it all connected in 15 minutes by myself, 10 minutes if I have someone in the cab running the hydraulics. The blower itself it pretty simple, drive up to it, lift it up, insert a retaining pin on each side and connect the PTO shaft.
If you're in the same general area as me then you probably got that heavy wet snowfall about 2 weeks ago too. With this blower I was able clear the tops of the trees with that cement so I'm pretty happy with it's performance. I angled the shoot down a couple notches after that and I blow the snow about 30' away if I'm out in the open.
If you're in the Moncton area and would like to take a look at the setup send me a PM.
Jason
Kiotimiike, the first time I mounted everything it took me about 30 minutes, and that includes the subframe and running to the shed for some tools. Now that I figured out that you need to pin the rear of the subframe first before the front I can probably have it all connected in 15 minutes by myself, 10 minutes if I have someone in the cab running the hydraulics. The blower itself it pretty simple, drive up to it, lift it up, insert a retaining pin on each side and connect the PTO shaft.
If you're in the same general area as me then you probably got that heavy wet snowfall about 2 weeks ago too. With this blower I was able clear the tops of the trees with that cement so I'm pretty happy with it's performance. I angled the shoot down a couple notches after that and I blow the snow about 30' away if I'm out in the open.
If you're in the Moncton area and would like to take a look at the setup send me a PM.
Jason
Drifter29
New member
Hi Jason,
I'm looking at buying almost the same set up (looking at going with a CK30) and live up in the Fredericton area. I'm curious what dealer you went with and what you paid for your set up, if you don't mind sharing.
Luke
I'm looking at buying almost the same set up (looking at going with a CK30) and live up in the Fredericton area. I'm curious what dealer you went with and what you paid for your set up, if you don't mind sharing.
Luke