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BX2360, FEL, MMM, BX2750D snowblower. 1953 Minneapolis Moline ZAU
L3400 HST 4WD snow removal issues
- Thread starter Hai
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We should all play the lottery! The best solution would be TWO tractors 
! One with a front snowblower and one with FEL and bucket and back blade. I use my bucket at least once a week and would not enjoy switching stuff back and forth, and don't think going backwards would agree with my neck for very long. 'Course then a bigger barn or garage would be needed. Might be cheaper to move to Florida
! One with a front snowblower and one with FEL and bucket and back blade. I use my bucket at least once a week and would not enjoy switching stuff back and forth, and don't think going backwards would agree with my neck for very long. 'Course then a bigger barn or garage would be needed. Might be cheaper to move to Florida 
Miami. Thats the place. Going to pitch a tent in the park near the bayside marketplace and put my name in for last minute rides on cruise ships.
All kidding aside, the blower in most cases is the answer for getting rid of the snow. I have an old single stage that is pretty much useless, thinking about home building one from a couple walk behinds left for dead.
All kidding aside, the blower in most cases is the answer for getting rid of the snow. I have an old single stage that is pretty much useless, thinking about home building one from a couple walk behinds left for dead.
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Kubota L3710 HST,L2230A QT,forks,Takeuchi TB125, 60" Luck Now pto Snowblower
You're better off finding some American or Canadian steel blower from the 1970's thru today. Parts can be found at Tractor Supply or the hardware store for everything but the gearbox.
I have a "Luck-Now" Canadian blower, and there are several other brands out there that are over engineered all 1/4" or 3/8" steel which serve as great counterweights when you're not blowing.
I can't speak for NorTrac or other chinese blowers. They likely work fine but may not hold up to abuse or frequent use, just like all Chinese stuff.
I have a "Luck-Now" Canadian blower, and there are several other brands out there that are over engineered all 1/4" or 3/8" steel which serve as great counterweights when you're not blowing.
I can't speak for NorTrac or other chinese blowers. They likely work fine but may not hold up to abuse or frequent use, just like all Chinese stuff.