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Todd

09-12-2002 09:04:07




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I've been looking for info on front mount blower, but have been unable to locate any info. I know that a unit was made, but that's it. Any info would be helpful (how does it mount, any good, anyone still make a unit, is there a unit that can be modified to work).

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leon

09-13-2002 18:53:58




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 Re: JD 655 - front mount snowblower in reply to Todd , 09-12-2002 09:04:07  
I have one on my 855. I'd be pretty sure that they are the same. Mine is a 59 inch. It's a job to mount. The lower power, lighter weight and shorter wheelbase would make it quite a load for a 655. MFWD would be almost essential. It seems to me that there was a narrower one made, but I'm not sure. Either width blower is going to be hard to find. I was lucky and found a used one - very used. There are some good internet sites for locating used equipment.

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John

02-23-2003 06:54:09




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 Re: Re: JD 655 - front mount snowblower in reply to leon, 09-13-2002 18:53:58  
We have a 48" two stage for the front of our 655. It is in mint shape so it runs well. They still make 48" snowblowers, or you could try to locate a used one. See if a local John Deere dealer has any advice.



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John

02-23-2003 06:53:18




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 Re: Re: JD 655 - front mount snowblower in reply to leon, 09-13-2002 18:53:58  
We have a 48" two stage for the front of our 655. It is in mint shape so it runs well. They still make 48" snowblowers, or you could try to locate a used one. See if a local John Deere dealer has any advice.



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