7' Blower on TC33DA??

[schmism]

from what i know of blowers they are wicked expensive 2-3K for one of that size
so for that money id pull the trigger.

mount it up see if you can get it to work... if it doesnt work well im shure you could always trade down to a smaller unit for little to no money required.

 

[IH3444]

It's a bit much for your TC33, but just right for my TC48. If you decide against it, please sent me a PM about where it is. 7ft is a bit of a whopper for the TC33 frame size tractor. Try it out, and if she don't work well, then PM me. I'm interested.....

 

[rjok]

We have a 5 foot Allied snow blower on our TC-33. We had about 12-15" of
snow last week with a lot of drifting. Some of the drifts worked the tractor pretty hard. I had to lift the blower up and take off the top and make a second pass. I don't think I would want any thing bigger.

 

[Larry The Tractor Guy]

from what i know of blowers they are wicked expensive 2-3K for one of that size
so for that money id pull the trigger.

mount it up see if you can get it to work... if it doesnt work well im shure you could always trade down to a smaller unit for little to no money required.

I agree...the blower can be expensive at that size. I feel it is just a tad too big for the machine. The weight is not a problem because you have a loader. I'm certain it would run it no problem but the frequency that you would have to "slow down and wait" would drive you nuts.

If its in great shape as you say and the demand is high for blowers in your area right now, I would buy it, put it in the back of your pickup and head directly to the dealer and either trade it in or sell it to them for a profit. Its a good price especially with hydraulic chute rotation included!

Thanks,
Larry