Came home last night to find a new 2320 with a 54" snowblower and 200cx loader, as well as 12" of fresh snow. It's taken a little shuffling around of tractors and implements, but I'm convinced that I've finally got it right. After just one pass of the blower... I'm a believer!
I never was able to connect what people were saying when they advised that a forward facing blower was the best. Between the extreme cost of a blower and the fun that I have with removing snow, I figured a blade set-up was good enough for me. But, I leave very early in the morning for work, before the plow guy shows up to do our road. We've had a couple of good dumpings in a row, including last spring - so, I spent a lot of time fighting my walk-behind to clear out my driveway since I bought my B2929 with just a loader last January. When I was done, it was cleared, but my torn rotator cuff and neck were aching pretty good. While my B2929 sat under the lean-to. I just could never get the loader on that tractor to float at an angle that wouldn't chew up the gravel driveway terribly - I don't remember having such trouble with my other JD tractor.
At any rate, I'm thrilled to be back - and when I have some more time, I plan to detail the differences between my Kubota and Deere that lead me to buy this tractor. In the mean time, here's pic - I gotta get back to work!
I never was able to connect what people were saying when they advised that a forward facing blower was the best. Between the extreme cost of a blower and the fun that I have with removing snow, I figured a blade set-up was good enough for me. But, I leave very early in the morning for work, before the plow guy shows up to do our road. We've had a couple of good dumpings in a row, including last spring - so, I spent a lot of time fighting my walk-behind to clear out my driveway since I bought my B2929 with just a loader last January. When I was done, it was cleared, but my torn rotator cuff and neck were aching pretty good. While my B2929 sat under the lean-to. I just could never get the loader on that tractor to float at an angle that wouldn't chew up the gravel driveway terribly - I don't remember having such trouble with my other JD tractor.
At any rate, I'm thrilled to be back - and when I have some more time, I plan to detail the differences between my Kubota and Deere that lead me to buy this tractor. In the mean time, here's pic - I gotta get back to work!