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Re: Hydraulic Snowblower?
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Posted by Don h on November 24, 2003 at 17:19:17 from (66.174.6.205):
In Reply to: Hydraulic Snowblower? posted by Iowa Dave on November 24, 2003 at 13:20:50:
Been thinking the same thing. I see them mounted on small skid loaders and don't think they would have much more horse power or hydraulics but I could be wrong about that. They may not be as wide as you would need and the wider they are the more power it would take. I have a pump mounted to the pto to run the backhoe so I think I could get away with it. But it is sure a lot nicer to plow in the pickup with the heater on. Just finished that and will have to do it again in the morning. Let us know if you end up doing it. Thanks Don
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