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Re: Snowblower questions.
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Posted by Dan s.. on March 23, 2001 at 11:55:22 from (207.127.200.60):
In Reply to: Snowblower questions. posted by AESMITH on March 23, 2001 at 00:57:13:
I suggest checking into a blower that goes on the fron of the tractor. I have a 7 foot dual stage blower that attaches to the front of my john deeree 3020 4020, or similar models. I think it is much better than one that goes on the 3 point hitch because you can go slower through deep snow without slipping the clutch all the time. Also it is alot easier to see where you are going without getting a stiff neck. The PTO hooks to a to a shaft that comes out the front of the tranny, but I am not sure if a MF has this shaft or not, or if there are any models available that would be abble to attach to the front of a MF. Hope you can find something that you will be satisfied with.
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