Snowblower video of Kubota bx24 with rear snowblower in action

[foggy1111]

Nice action shots!! I'm surprised you didn't put a rock through your picture window. I've shot rocks a good 50' out of my snowblower.

Regarding the power to run the blower, I have a 60" Farm King (Buhler) on my BX2350. Last weekend it was going through 18" snow drifts with no problem.

Yep....was the first thing I was going to point out......easy to break windows with rocks or a chunk of ice...so....adjust that spout down a bit to not throw it so far....or you may have windows to replace . Many years ago we did custom snow blowing in town, but quit as we broke too many windows (back then the snow blowers didn't have the adjustable chutes as they do now however).

Nice job tho....and good video.

 

[mffarmall]

I like the video. Can you put a few small chaines on the end of the shooter that are light to stop any ice or rocks from taking off.

 

[mffarmall]

I have a B7800 Kubota with a front end snowblower. I like it but I break too many shear pins. Not sure why.

How much is a front one run? The cost must be better then turning around for a rear one.

 

[Builder]

Front blowers are probably 2-4X as much. You need a subframe and either a mid PTO or a rear PTO driveshaft.

The more I see rear blowers, the more I like them. They're simpler and you can keep your FEL on the tractor. Only bad part seems like the neck pain.

 

[Eightpoint]

Nice video. Some of the guys over at Equipment-Tube.com have videos of snowblowers and snowplows. The snow videos are cool to watch - especially with a nice warm cup of coffee in your hand