Posted by DR. EVIL on January 19, 2020 at 06:19:53 from (174.192.66.171):
In Reply to: My snow mover. posted by 2510Paul on January 18, 2020 at 15:41:14:
PAUL - How can you push/blow any snow without tire chains? I used my Cub Cadet and frt mounted snow blower to clear snow for several years. Haven't mounted it for 25 years, except the year I broke my leg New Years eve. Couldn't work the clutch with my left foot/leg. But I could run the Cubbie sitting side-saddle and use my right foot/leg. But the tire chains were stored with ALL the pieces of the blower. And they were installed before I left the nice warm shop. I absolutely HATED all the blowing snow getting all over the tractor, frt wheel bearings only lasted 4-5 years instead of decades. Do not have that problem near as bad with the BIG tractor and 80 inch blade mounted on the loader.
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