I can't answer yes or no, but unless you have run a snowblower with a live pto, you best pass on that deal. No live pto is probably going to be more of a problem than convincing your wife to shovel the snow. I personaly just can't imagine it having a snow balls chance in He!! of working.
Why not ask to try it on the next snow storm? You could offer to pay him a little maybe. You probably best take a bottle of your favorite spirits along on your first attempt to blow snow. I'm a old man, and can't remember anyone even trying it without live pto in my life.
What item would have the most trade in value? Your tiller is useless to you, and so would the snowblower probably. But if you could sell the blower for more money than the tiller....???
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