ORANGE or GREEN PHASE 3

PerryWhite · Mar 7, 2004

BApple,
The Erskine links in my previous post are for bigger blowers for tractors with more horsepower than the 4210. Try this link
for the 600FM and 540FM snow blowers.

http://www.erskineattachments.com/Model_600FM_Snowblower.htm

badapple · Mar 7, 2004

Thanks PW ,for all your help...... AT this point it's about 90% that I'm gonna' go GREEN. Both are awsome little machines but the Green was a little more comfortable "for me" to drive and operate.

PerryWhite · Mar 13, 2004

Bapple,
Are you still going to keep us in suspense? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Wildman1 · Mar 13, 2004

I blew our 200' drive and large parking area with a 42" Craftsman single stage blower on a 20hp garden tractor for 9 years here in Alaska. My JD2210 with the FM 47" blower is a dream and I've been doing 9 drives and aircraft parking ramps all winter (14 blows so far). The blower is superb and has shown no signs of wear yet....and it's ALOT heavier duty than the Craftsman, which never failed me.

art · Mar 13, 2004

TO go between the blower and the loader unless you need full ground clearance you don't need to remove the full subframe to install the loader on the Kubota. You can seperate it quite easily at the front and install the loader.

badapple · Mar 13, 2004

No more suspense PW..... I'm going to buy the Deere...The big decission I have left is whether or not to caugh up the extra grand ,and move up a notch to the 4310. (NO SUCH THING AS TOO MUCH POWER) As usual, you seem to be just the guy to ask about that. I shall look foward to your, or anyone elses, pearls of wisdom.