Posted by kl in wi on February 03, 2019 at 06:21:45 from (174.197.7.215):
In Reply to: snow blower help posted by ralph1111 on February 02, 2019 at 22:44:36:
I have an Oliver 880 with a 6-1/2 ft blower. That's close to the same hp as a D-17. We just had 9.5 inches of light fluffy snow so, I had some 2+ ft of drifts. In that kind of snow the tractor just plays with it and you can go fast enough that the blower can't take it in fast enough. If you have a foot of real heavy snow, then low reverse with the power booster lever pulled back can make the tractor snort pretty good with a little clutching at times or take a narrower cut. I think the D-17 is a little faster in low reverse that the 880. I would recommend the narrower one.
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