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Posted by paul on January 19, 2002 at 00:23:31 from (209.23.145.4):
In Reply to: Re: Snow Blower posted by Mike706 on January 18, 2002 at 18:40:11:
Not from the factory you don't! That's about a 100 hp tractor. Wheels are too wide to get a 6' blower behind it any way. When I tried to get good answers to this, no one would tell me. see, it depends on the type of snow, and the speed of your tractor (in reverse). I ended up with a smaller 2-stage 7' blower. It says on theblower it is rated for 40-60 hp tractors. So, I would expect your 30 hp would run a 6' if: You don't have really deep heavy wet snow; you have live pto (really need that for blowing snow), and your tractor has a fairly slow reverse gear. My friend has a super-size jumbo blower on his Oliver 880. he says he never broke anything on the blower - kills off the tractor before it breaks something. I guess that's one way to look at it. I run my blower with an 85hp tractor, and have to be careful of the shear pins... --->Paul
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