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Snowblower for IH 300 Utility???
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Posted by Bob Kirk on February 04, 2004 at 14:59:27 from (170.215.156.189):
I've been plowing our long, steep and narrow gravel driveway with a backblade on the 300U, which works fine except when we get wet, heavy snow. Then I have to tilt the blade to such a steep angle that I'm not moving anything. So I'm wondering whether it might be possible to rig the tractor with a snowblower. I'd prefer a front-mount (the tractor has the old original all hydraulic front end loader that is not too easy to remove) but would use one on the 3-point if it worked great. Anyone have experience with a particular brand/model of blower that has worked very well? And will tolerate some gravel in the mix? My other thought has been a 7 or 8' wide "V" blade on the front with my concrete counterweight on the rear. Any thoughts on this daydream? (I've discounted the idea of a regular snow blade on the front because in wet snow I'm pretty sure it would turn the tractor sideways when I push.) Thanks very much for your help. Bob Kirk
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