Snow Snow blower

[Langanobob]

WoodMax is NOT made in U.S.A.

On their website they show a few models marked as made in USA. I think youæ±*e right that the majority of their products are from China.

 

[Langanobob]

Anybody use red devil snow blowers

I have an older hydraulically driven Red Devil snowblower front mounted on a truck. It works OK, hasn稚 had any major problems. It has a hydraulic chute rotator that was a poor design. Instead of putting a clean rotary motion on the chute it also put a bending moment on it and caused things to bind up and bend. I reworked it and RD has also upgraded their design.

I can稚 think of any outstanding features that would make me give the RD a 10 out of 10 review but on the other hand it reliably gets rid of snow.

 

[Peter 315]

I have an older hydraulically driven Red Devil snowblower front mounted on a truck. It works OK, hasn稚 had any major problems. It has a hydraulic chute rotator that was a poor design. Instead of putting a clean rotary motion on the chute it also put a bending moment on it and caused things to bind up and bend. I reworked it and RD has also upgraded their design.

I can稚 think of any outstanding features that would make me give the RD a 10 out of 10 review but on the other hand it reliably gets rid of snow.

Thanks i was looking at them 3 point hitch 6 ft They're pricey at 4k

 

[nathow]

I'm looking at the Braber 50" as well and am wondering if it will fit my 2007 BX2350. It looks like you might have it on a BX2200? If so, would you mind sharing the year of your tractor and model of snow thrower you have? Braber told me that I'd have to go with the lightweight 50GL model (425lb) due to hitch sizing requirements. If possible, I'd rather go with the heavier weight version (505lb). Also, does the rear PTO lift work well with the added weight? Any problems connecting to the 3PT? Any help would be appreciated--I've already spent too much time on this. Thanks.

I've got a Braber Equipment 50" blower for my tractor. I got it from Northern Tool. I have had it for about 6 years now and it has been through a lot. I change out the gearbox oil every other year and it keeps on chugging. It works great for how much I paid for it.

I have blown snow twice the height of the blower and it has hardly any effect on the tractor. It'll blow through anything. One day we had about 2 feet of fresh powder, and my neighbors swore I was blowing it 150'.

I keep thinking of putting an electric motor to rotate the chute, but it doesn't bother me too much to rotate it. Maybe one summertime project.

 

[diesel85]

Yes, it will fit your BX2350 fine.

Yes, I have it on my BX2200 and it works perfect. It's a 2002 BX2200. It lifts, turns, and runs perfect.

I've snowblowed 4 feet deep snow before with it last year, and the machine had no issues at all.

It's now going on 7 years old. I just used it yesterday. Works great!

Here it is brand new moving to my barn:



Every year I clean it, and give it a quick spray with Rustoleum to keep the paint looking fresh.

Would be funny to keep the MMM on while snow blowing. LOL some MOW n' SNOW.