Hello all, I am new to this site and have some questions. I have a kubota l2800 and just purchased a Blizzard b64 rear mount snow blower for it. I will be doing a lot of snow removal in the dark adn was wondering if the work light mounted on the ROP works well while blowing snow? It seems to me that the snow coming out of the chute and also blowing from the wind would cut down on visibility. If this is the case, what are some tips or alternate mounting positions? I have searched and have not found any info on this. Also, I will be removing snow from a concrete paver driveway. Is there anything I can put on the bottom of the shoes to prevent scratching or lifting of pavers? Has anyone mounted caster wheels to their blower instead of the shoes?
Couple questions.
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Welcome to TBN... I think any light will help more then it would hurt. I bought a light with a strong magnet base so I could move it around... but have not found time to wire it up.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...ing/133326-2650-blower-mod-gravel-drives.html
There was another rear mounted blower with wheels (I think the blower was green) that was posted a month or so ago... can't seem to find it, hopefully they'll post it again.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...ing/133326-2650-blower-mod-gravel-drives.html
There was another rear mounted blower with wheels (I think the blower was green) that was posted a month or so ago... can't seem to find it, hopefully they'll post it again.
I think I can modify something similar for my use.I looked again for the link to the other wheels but could not find it... I thought it was a little better design. It used a metal casters instead of rubber tires. I did run across another one you might want to look at for ideas...
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/133847-gravel-saver-guage-wheels-rear.html
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/133847-gravel-saver-guage-wheels-rear.html
