Tractor and snowblower match

[973Bill]

I am looking for the most rugged 87" rear mounted snowblower with hydraulic chute. Would appreciate recommendations

 

[George2615]

Welcome to TBN Bill.............

Not sure of any Mfg. that makes an 87" blower. Usually, once you go larger than 72" they go in foot increments like 84" or 96".
I have an 84" Lorenz like the one pictured here. It has the hydraulic chute rotation. I consider it a high quality and very rugged blower.

 

[oosik]

Again - welcome to TBN & the forum. Some brands that I know make tough blowers - Schulte, Lorenz, Woods, Land Pride - these are just a few. There are many more - Google - HD 3-point snow blowers.

 

[TBN Support]

:welcome:

Welcome to the forum!

I'm going to move this thread over to our attachments section.

 

[RichM752]

I just received a Provonost Puma 74". Built like a tank.
I had a FarmKing Allied Buhler 60" on my L3400 that I used for 10 yrs without problems.
This new Puma is built much more better.
Haven't used it as of yet, but I'm ready.

 

[Working on Rust]

Get a group II Pronovost P-860 TRC with solid auger and Hardox drum and with drift cutters that will be 86 3/4" and is probably the best blower built.
Look at Normand and Agri-Metal also, they make good blowers too.
I am not sure about Schulte, they are rare around here but look fine, but not like the other three I mentioned.
Lucknow, Meteor, Walco, Smyth, Woodmax, Allied, McKee, and all the box store blowers are toys compared to a commercial one from Quebec.

 

[Piston]

Pronovost TRC860 as mentioned. Probably can't find a better blower made if you want a rear push style.
Normand, Pronovost, and Shoule are all commercial grade blowers. Expect to spend $8k-$12k on one.