snowblower ?
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Bob_Skurka
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Any of the 3pt rear mounted snowblowers would fit. Given the available PTO hp of the CK20, a blower of about 48" to 54" would work great.
I'm not aware of any front mount blowers for the CK20.
I'm not aware of any front mount blowers for the CK20.
I bought a Lorenz for my LK3054XS. They make them for all sizes, both rear mounts and front with a kit. This is a very expensive blower however, but well worth it. Any 3 point should work as long as it is the right width and designed for your horsepower.
Schulte is another good brand.
Dan.
Schulte is another good brand.
Dan.
Justaplain
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I ran a 60" with a Ford 17HP and a Cub 23HP in N NY. They both worked OK bcs
SpinyMouse
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I run a Normand Econor 72" blower behind my LK3054XS. It's a great combination.
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1999cobra said:
Kioti does not make one for their tractors.
There is a Kioti dealer in Canada that has made and supplied them to dealers.
I know the name of the dealership is Egger Tractor if you can not find anything let me know and I will try to get a hold of them.
They also make a snow plow.
dn58
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I run a Meteor 60" on my CK20HST. Works great.
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Where are you located Mike, maybe your in the same region as KiotiDave, I believe he carries the Normand econor snow blower and the E-60 would be what I'd recomend, I've use mine for two season now with no problem...
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dn58 said:
Picture please.
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I miss using my snowblower. Didn't use at all last year and my plow blade has been adequate to move the dismal 11" we've received this season.
Didn't use at all last year and my plow blade has been adequate to move the dismal 11" we've received this season.dn58
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dn58 said:
Man that looks cold. Makes ya wanna run right out and buy a tractor with a heated cab.
coasterez
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Cool picture. Looks like you do pretty good even with those turfs.
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In Sept. I bought a used Buhler/Allied 50" rear 3 pt. snowblower for my CK20H tractor. The unit was in real good shape but beliveve it or not we have not had a big enough snowfall so far this winter to really test it out. I did make a mod on the crank angle for the shoot rotation to make it easier to reach. And I still may extent the crank but I don't want it to punch a hole in my fuel tank when the blower is raised up fully.
dn58
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It really isn't that bad. I try and wait until the wind dies down before I clean. Prevents getting a lot of snow blown back in the face.IslandTractor said:
Actually, we have had a fairly mild winter for this area. Didn't have snow on the ground until after Christmas and only recently had about 3 weeks of -20C or colder at night. I really haven't gotten a lot of use out the blower this year, there is only about 6" of snow on the ground (touch wood).
Dmace
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Here's a picture of my 60" JRB rear mount blower. I love using it for removing snow, but with a hilly gravel driveway, I found the plow truck much more effctive.
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Dmace said:Here's a picture of my 60" JRB rear mount blower. I love using it for removing snow, but with a hilly gravel driveway, I found the plow truck much more effctive.
That is a great looking unit. Are you saying that you don't use it?
Dmace
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Yeah, I didn't even hook it up this year. I wish I had though, the diesel in the truck gelled up and once I finally got it going I plowed the 18" or more of heavy wet snow. The piles all around my driveway are about 10'-12' high. Good for sledding, bad for seeing cars coming. It was cold and early so I didn't feel like pulling off the backhoe and hooking it up. My driveway is very rough with random rocks and stumps sticking up, not very good for snowblowing. Once it's paved, I will probably go back to snowblowing, it is a much cleaner and better way to move snow, just longer. (Power service 911 is awesome!)