Posted by Janicholson on September 26, 2015 at 19:53:18 from (63.152.206.138):
In Reply to: Re: 400 versatile posted by rldck20 on September 26, 2015 at 17:45:32:
Linkage from the chassis to the blower should be a parallelogram. This will keep the bower level and vertical when in use. The lift arms should (best practice) be slightly up hill toward the blower. This prevents the blower from becoming a pole vault device if it stubs into a fixed object. This needs to be only 3 or so degrees. For example if the chassis lower pivot is located one foot from the ground, and the link bar is 2 feet long, the pivot on the blower end should be about an inch and a quarter higher, or 13.25 inches from the ground. Riding up and over a frozen lump of sod (or?) is way better than stubbing into it. a chain or telescoping lift link is needed between the hydraulics, or the lift frame to allow the blower to follow the ground despite the roughness of terrain. Down pressure is not good. Jim
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