Badger Snowmaster 725

This year we had little if any frost so maybe with all the gravel and dirt that I mixed with the snow made them work better. You should see the lawn.

I have several walk behinds nine if I'm thinking right, (don't ask as I have no idea why either) also one for a skid loader, and two for garden tractors and none except the little snow thrower work good in real wet snow. That one just spanks it without a blower type units. A wet snow and very cold temperatures the next day make it almost imposible as the wet snow freezes in the chute. About the only thing that comes to mind is if you do not feed it kinda fast they can plug, and being you have two chutes maybe that is a factor.

The Badger is a tough one to unplug for some reason, and my intention is to redo a ice auger to twist into the chute and pull the snow out once it is plugged. Other than that I see no reason why yours does not work. Never take a snow blower from a warm building unless you let it freeze up for a half hr or so as it may cause some real problems plugging. You got a good buy in my opinion. With a fluffy snow you should be able to blow 12 inches as fast as low reverse will go without clutching.

Are you running full pto rpms.

Those things have to be singing at 540 rpm to work right.

This is the same basic blower with 2 throwers instead of 1. But 1 should still work with the rpms up.

Only time I would plug mine is in wet snow at low rpms if I forgot to rev her up when I started.

Lowest reverse gear you have and high rpms.

Gary

Here is a couple more pictures. As you can see it is the same design and it worked good for me but the capacity is not as much as a 2 stage.

Gary