Posted by WellWorn on March 31, 2019 at 09:03:31 from (64.66.127.214):
In Reply to: thinking of upgrade posted by Lance G. on March 31, 2019 at 08:15:41:
Lance, a fellow I know recently picked up a Fordson Major with a front mounted snowblower on a front 3pt rig. Runs of the rear PTO with a gear box to 'reverse the rotation' somehow bolted to the drawbar frame, and a drive shaft run under the tractor to a front PTO stub. He showed me a couple pictures, but I haven't seen it personally. Yet.
And I don't think your H would have the ponies to run a 5' or bigger blower through large drifts. I used a blower one year with an MF65, and even that at WOT and low 1st gear, it would still "work" when in the heavy stuff, but boy did it fly!
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