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Re: Rear mounted snow blower on a john deere
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Posted by paul on October 05, 2005 at 13:35:21 from (66.60.197.132):
In Reply to: Re: Rear mounted snow blower on a john deere posted by wayneaviator on October 05, 2005 at 09:21:16:
Unless you have helth issues, the rear blower will be fine. I'm not too crazy about the forward-facing rear blowers that some are mentioning: Either you drive over the snow first & pack it down, can't clear a _gravel_ road very well at all - might work on tar ok tho. Or, if you get drifts like I do - 3 feet high or better - then you can only nibble at the snow, back up, forward, back up, forward. Yish. If you do not get drifts at all & have all paved roads, perhaps they work out ok, but they do not work in my conditions. --->Paul
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