Need 1000 CCW PTO snowblower. 84"

[Phallstedt]

I have a Deutz front pto but it turns in CCW rotation at 1000rpm. Need a snowblower around 84" width. The only model which I can find it a Trejon Optimal in Sweden but there are no dealers here. What other companies make a snowblower to fit my deutz?

 

[rbargeron]

Erskine's front-mounted rear drive blowers are built "mirror image" - they turn CCW. They have a chainbox and shaft but I guess the head could be adapted for the Deutz front pto. They are rugged and work fine at rpms above 540 - I often run mine at 750. The Deutz probably makes enough power for snow blowing with pto at 750. Erskine FMs are made up to 8' wide. Mine was 6' but is now stretched to 86" .

 

[leonz]

I have a Deutz front pto but it turns in CCW rotation at 1000rpm. Need a snowblower around 84" width. The only model which I can find it a Trejon Optimal in Sweden but there are no dealers here. What other companies make a snowblower to fit my deutz?

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First question,

Do you have the three poinjt hitch mount in front already??? It does not sound like it.

What you can do is purchase a front three point hitch kit with a PTO Adapterkit that attaches to the flywheel.

Are you not alt all interested in a rear mount? A rear mount would cost you 60%+ less money.

 

[Jay4200]

Erskine's front-mounted rear drive blowers are built "mirror image" - they turn CCW. They have a chainbox and shaft but I guess the head could be adapted for the Deutz front pto. They are rugged and work fine at rpms above 540 - I often run mine at 750. The Deutz probably makes enough power for snow blowing with pto at 750. Erskine FMs are made up to 8' wide. Mine was 6' but is now stretched to 86" [/URL].

From your link:

I'm just a snowblower nut - I've had all kinds but lately I'm interested in front ones. My tractor has no mid pto - so the Erskine setup does the trick. It spins opposite from other blower heads - the drive shaft runs from the back - and is reversed. That limits the options for a front blower to an Erskine. Thing is, above 78" their blowers are too huge. So I'm making my own.

"Nut" is right. That's the craziest thing I've seen in a long time. Power to ya though...I would've added 6" wings and called it a day (which I bet would do the same job), BUT I've always been a fan of over-engineering and excessive fabrication... 'just for the h-ll of it'!!

 

[rbargeron]

The original plan was for 9" wings, but the auger sprocket is pretty big on these. Besides, destroying it first was more fun. I do need snow blower counseling - proof here.

 

[Jay4200]

The original plan was for 9" wings, but the auger sprocket is pretty big on these. Besides, destroying it first was more fun. I do need snow blower counseling - proof here.

OK - that is actually brilliant. And yes, I do dig the concept of "destroying it first" being more fun.