What size snowblower for B7510?

[Texas Dodge]

I would like to just see snow.

 

[easygo]

Blk88,

I guess if using the blade I could push snow going both ways. That way I could make a narrow driveable path first, and than I'd just see-saw back and forth at an angle between the sides, to make it wider. Pushing with the FEL going forward and with the blade in reverse. It's bound to make the process of clearing go faster. On TBN I have read a few older posts that mention using the back blade and I thought I'd ask.
In your neck of the woods there is probably a lot more snow then here. So. Good luck with the blower.

Hey, Texas Dodge,
Snow for us northerners is just an excuse to complain. We go play in it for a while, than go in the house, put another log on the fire and say: After all that hard work I deserve a .... (fill in drink of choice).

 

[Northland]

Blk88Gt- $1850 is a good price for a Buhler product

see

https://www.keysecure.com/farmequipmentunlimited.com/littletractor/buhler_snowblower.htm

It snowed here last night..not much but there is a trace on the ground.

 

[Clymer]

I just picked up a provost lynx 62 for my B7510 - I am hoping it works, because it is sitting in my driveway!

 

[Basquill]

I just bought a 2007 b7510 with FEL and have been hunting around for a snowblower. As an alternative, I may work with a welder friend to "cut down" a bigger (it's 72 in) blower I have. The Kubota manual isn't really clear on what is appropriate. It says a maximum "digging depth" of 60 inches and 400 pounds. I assume they mean a maximum cutting width of 60 inches. Also, the manual says a "subframe" is required for a snowblower...anyone know what this is? Thanks

 

[Kanook]

The subframe is used for the 'front mount' blower. I assume you are talking about a rear 3pth blower for your B7510. The digging depth is likely referring to a back hoe. The reference to a subframe may also be referring to the back hoe

 

[Basquill]

Thanks. That makes sense (re: the subframe). There is a separate section for back hoes. Maybe they made a mistake (?) in the manual and meant to have cutting width for snowblowers. I think 60inches may be a reasonable maximum snowblower width for a tractor this size.

 

[Kanook]

The B7510 is rated at 15-16 hp on the PTO. My older B1700 was rated at 13 PTO HP and had no difficulty running a 54 inch Agro-Trend rear mount snow blower. A 60 inch on a B7510 sounds about right.

 

[Northland]

I have a 60" Agrotrend on my Kubota B7800 (22HP at PTO) and it throws the snow far! the B7510 should do just fine.

I just spent 3 hours and 45 minutes blowing 18+" of snow in our driveway and my neighbour's place. I am happy I have a tractor with 15" of ground clearance, 4WD and big chains on all 4 wheels.

 

[Mendonsy]

I have a 5' Meteor blower on my B7500. It seems to be a good size for the tractor.