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Jef Flaharty

01-29-2004 15:29:43




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I saw an large IH tractor while driving home last night with a front mounted snow blower. How does that work? Who sells them?

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Jeff




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paul

01-29-2004 20:09:20




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 Re: Snow blowing in reply to Jef Flaharty, 01-29-2004 15:29:43  
Generally, there is a chain down from the pto to a shaft that runs under the belly of the tractor up to the front with U joints, and a front 3-point unit is used to raise & lower the blower.

It adds $2-5000 to the price, depending what you have to start with.

Unless you have front wheel assist, it also puts all the weight on the wrong end of the tractor.

And a lot more parts to maintain.

Many of the bigger snow blower manufaturers offer them, but at the price & hassle for mounting, only a few sell to industrial type buyers.

--->Paul

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