Much of a front mounted blower will be pretty heavy on the front end. You will want much more than 50 HP to run a front mounted blower for the front end to handle the weight. A 4020 size would be marginal in my opinion. Just a lot of weight. Also this will remove weight on the rearend to push with. Yes you do get some pretty good snows up there. I've been up there in NH at Christmas time with moms family So am familiar with how you can get a couple feet over night or in a few hours there. I guess I would plan to plow and clear enough space along the drive to push it plenty far from the beginning. You'll want a cab for that length of time running a plow even. 100 horse can be had for less than your 10,000 figure. a good Cat tractor or road grader would work for pushing snow if you're not working on a lot of side hills. Plenty of weight and traction for plowing and with an angle blade would just roll it off the side well. That could be had for a bit more than your figure more like double that.
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