Farm King (Allied) 3 point snow blower 5010
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That depends on how much snow ya have at yer place rite now . I have seen them through out the years on Cl for sale & they look like a nice built unit . Do ya have the part # for it ? I would find their website & see if parts are available for it . I paid 2,200 for my barely used Lorenz 2 years ago .
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I own 2 (a 660 and a 960) . Both have been flawless and can expect a lifetime usage as long as properly sized to your needs.
Buhler Industries (Farm King is one of their brands as is Versatile) is a huge international company which started in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. Recently biggest shareholder has become the Rostov Combine Factory LTD out of Russia which back in the day of the Soviet Union was the biggest combine factory in the world with .
There stuff is sold all over the world and is considered very good quality by many people including myself
Buhler sells about 1/2 billion dollars of stuff a year and publicly traded on a couple different stock markets.
Rostov Combine was HUGE in the old soviet era. For the old Soviet farms they made over 3 MILLION of these combines alone!!
Puts JD to shame on the number sold in the old days. Less now as the fall communism was not kind to this company. Ran out of parts to maintain so most farms switched to European equipment as they could at least get parts to keep stuff running. I am good friends with a guy who used to be GM of Production of one of their biggest factories. (700,000 square feet and
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Buhler Industries (Farm King is one of their brands as is Versatile) is a huge international company which started in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. Recently biggest shareholder has become the Rostov Combine Factory LTD out of Russia which back in the day of the Soviet Union was the biggest combine factory in the world with .
There stuff is sold all over the world and is considered very good quality by many people including myself
Buhler sells about 1/2 billion dollars of stuff a year and publicly traded on a couple different stock markets.
Rostov Combine was HUGE in the old soviet era. For the old Soviet farms they made over 3 MILLION of these combines alone!!
Puts JD to shame on the number sold in the old days. Less now as the fall communism was not kind to this company. Ran out of parts to maintain so most farms switched to European equipment as they could at least get parts to keep stuff running. I am good friends with a guy who used to be GM of Production of one of their biggest factories. (700,000 square feet and
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GreensvilleJay
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I sure wouldn't want to pay to replace that windshield. Probably in 20 years from now, that windshield wouldn't even be available. This is the problem in the old car hobby, windshields are no longer being reproduced.
I had a used 50" Buhler 3pt 2 stage blower.. I think this same model had a number of different labels..
It was simple, rugged, easy to maintain.. It may not have been the biggest, fastest as I only had 32 gross horse power to work with, but it moved a lot of snow for cheap..
It was simple, rugged, easy to maintain.. It may not have been the biggest, fastest as I only had 32 gross horse power to work with, but it moved a lot of snow for cheap..
That snow blower should be just fine. I have a 960 on an Allis 200 that I bought used for $2500.00 several years ago. Works fine, just dislike the rear mount for visibility with neck issues. Had to replace the auger chain once. I was using it to blow piles pushed up by the Bobcat when it broke. These things are fairly simple and well made. Just remember to check the gearbox lube level and grease it. I tend to use a front mount blower more often as accuracy is better. When you are in MN a blower is good to have. May not really need it every year but when you do it makes a big difference.
Been holding off going to check it out. Spent allot on attachments this year already. I know it seems a good deal if it’s in great shape. May regret not getting it though. These tractors are more expensive than kids.
airbiscuit
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New Holland T2310, New Holland TC21D, Kubota l3010 GST, Farmall H
airbiscuit
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New Holland T2310, New Holland TC21D, Kubota l3010 GST, Farmall H
Just a heads up,we have about 320', of driveway with a 60x60 area behind the shop plus another 60' to the house living in British Columbia's interior,avg snow fall is 4-6' annually,I use my quad with a 6' blade 90% of the time,its faster than than my 5' 3pt blower unless its over a foot or heavy than the tractor and blower come out,just saying.
airbiscuit
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I can believe that. After 1 years of her going nuts spending over $2 grand one year, had to pull that crap back real quick. Now it’s $100 per grand kid. But as usual, she always exceeds it.