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Re: Rear mounted snow blower on a john deere
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Posted by paul on October 04, 2005 at 20:38:57 from (66.44.137.165):
In Reply to: Rear mounted snow blower on a john deere posted by wayneaviator on October 04, 2005 at 18:47:11:
95% of the blowers around here (southern Minnesota) are 3pt blowers. I spend 2-3 hours blowing out the yard after every snow. No big deal? If you have a 4wd compact then this is no big deal, but i would _hate_ a front blower on a real tractor, all that weight up front, ick. I run a 7 foot rear blower with either my 7700 (85hp) or 1720 (27 hp) Fords. The 1720 has a real slow low, the 7700 has a lot of power, so either work fine. The 7700 has a cab for when it is below zero.... ;) --->Paul
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