optimal sizes for 3pt hitch implements for GC2310?

[jaybrad]

I have a 54" Pronovost Puma rear mount snow blower and it works great!

My experience is that the FEL provides enough front end weight to counter balance the snow blower. We have had several 12" - 18" storms this winter, and the 2310 handled them with ease.

Thanks for starting this thread, because it's nice to know about the other implements, just for reference purposes, of course.

Jay

 

[DanielAlexander]

I have a 50" Landpride , on my Gc2310. The tractor handles it well, I also have sandy soil

 

[Bever22]

I had a 48" rough cut mower on my 2310, it worked fine. I tried a 60" box blade once and it seemed to be little too big for the machine.

 

[gc2310]

I use a 60" Farm King rear blower, works like a charm with the hydrostatic. 5 foot max on a rear blade, the machine isn't heavy enough to use anything bigger. I haven't loaded the tires because I like to switch between R4's and turfs and don't want to have to use a tire dolly to do it. I was told 48"-52" tiller would work good but I haven't actually tried one.

 

[WilliamBos]

I use a 60" Farm King rear blower, works like a charm with the hydrostatic. 5 foot max on a rear blade, the machine isn't heavy enough to use anything bigger. I haven't loaded the tires because I like to switch between R4's and turfs and don't want to have to use a tire dolly to do it. I was told 48"-52" tiller would work good but I haven't actually tried one.

We have a 49" Kubota Turfbuster for our 1523, and it works great. We would like to convert it to reverse rotation.



It is forward, but it gets used more backing up.

 

[Max2310]

I have a 6' Buhler farm king light weight rear blade and I think its perfect for my tractor. I don't think it would clear the tire tracks when angled if it was smaller.
I did a bit of research on snowblowers and my conclusion is: 52-54'' in a none industriel model would be the perfect match. No experience yet doh...