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Re: Re: single stage vs two stage blower
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Posted by dave mullin on February 11, 2004 at 04:35:22 from (24.233.98.151):
In Reply to: Re: single stage vs two stage blower posted by JDK on January 31, 2004 at 16:24:54:
if u have a large area to clear a tractor mount is the answer,get a 4 blade fan 2 stage for best results..if not get a honda,it will go right up the steps + clear your deck..fire snow for a mile,never + i mean never break down + i used 1 commercially for 7 years + soaked it with armor all each spring + added fuel stabilizer,i never even changed the spark plug or anything else + after our record snowfall in 92 of 5 yes 5 ft over 3 days + yes it can handle 5 ft i sold it for 100 less than i paid for it + bought a new hydrostatic model..its a shame but here in northamerica we still can't build a decent walkbehind blower...they don't perform,break down + have little resale..been there
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