kuboto snow blower
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diesel85
Veteran Member
Short answer: No. It depends on the snow's relative water density as well.
nbryan
Bronze Member
Depends on what you mean by increased snow blower fan. I run my 63-in snowblower at the rated rpm, 2500. Are you referring to fan speed?
sandyc
Veteran Member
In my experience I have found that I would shear less bolts running at higher rpms.
PILOON
Super Star Member
My blower is a 'not so great' version.
OK, price was great. ($400)
I have improved it by lining the chute with plastic, (no stick) and since my CUT has 3 speeds on PTO I use the middle one, 700 +/- RPM.
Next I developed techniques to make my 'blowing experience' workable.
OK, more fan blades= better,
Larger fan diameter= better,
BUT that all wants HP at the PTO, Do U have what it takes?
Then, private (like I'm not in a real hurry) or commercial (time is money) situation.
Hey, with time, patience (and or money) that snow will be gone!
Maybe by next summer, LOL.
OK, price was great. ($400)
I have improved it by lining the chute with plastic, (no stick) and since my CUT has 3 speeds on PTO I use the middle one, 700 +/- RPM.
Next I developed techniques to make my 'blowing experience' workable.
OK, more fan blades= better,
Larger fan diameter= better,
BUT that all wants HP at the PTO, Do U have what it takes?
Then, private (like I'm not in a real hurry) or commercial (time is money) situation.
Hey, with time, patience (and or money) that snow will be gone!
Maybe by next summer, LOL.
PILOON
Super Star Member
I tried mine at 1000 RPM but it vibrated too much so I settled on my mid range speed.
The low, (540) was pathetic.
