Posted by Stevob671 on January 18, 2019 at 04:23:52 from (104.240.244.159):
In Reply to: snowblower posted by ramblineagle on January 18, 2019 at 04:01:24:
6' would work on any tractor in that horsepower range. 7' would be the max also depending on gearing and live power, etc. There are 6.5' out there as well though not as common. Once you get 1 path through you can take partial passes to keep the engine happy depending on conditions. Do not go with the V-type blowers that have only a fan in the middle with blades angling the snow in- fine for light powder but crap in the wet heavy stuff. Two stage will be heavier but throw a wie bit farther but I've also had a single stage on a garden tractor that did pretty well (but not in 2' of snow).
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