Posted by Johnny from MI on February 03, 2011 at 13:47:33 from (74.115.62.95):
In Reply to: Snowblower option posted by Rick Kr on February 03, 2011 at 13:29:37:
A snowblower mounted on the loader is a pain in the butt. I used a neighbors that was on a four wheel dive tractor. In deep snow you could not turn because the blower was pushed sideways into to snow bank. He put a lot of work in mounting it there. Used a drop box off the rear pto with a long power take off shaft to front of tractor, then a sliding pto shaft to blower. You couldn't raise it up too far or the shaft would pull apart.I have spent many hours running a 8 foot blower on the rear of a 120 HP tractor. I'll take a rear mounted any day over a front mounted blower. I have operated tractors and heavy equipment all of my life, and it seems like most machines I have operated you spend a lot of time looking behind you.
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