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Some of you have seen my messy shop and know of several projects which were
half baked when you were here.
The snow blower has taken its toll on me, but it is finally working, and will
blow a five foot swath of 8 inch snow over the top of my shop roof unless it is
too wet.
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Blowing snow Feb 05 in front of the shop |
Version 23 as of Nov. 05 note the Red-Green style cab |
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The articulated Kubota
full time all wheel
drive, 10 degree axial
roll on rear axle.
Now I need to rebuild
the hydrostatic
transmission pump
which I didn't know
needed to be done till I
got done!
This was made from the
tractor driving the snow
blower above by joining
two Kubota F2000
tractors together,
haven't figured out what
to do with the extra
parts yet..... |
Last revision before
the gear box on the blower broke. Just need a tougher right angle gear
box perhaps a small differential from a junkyard would do, at any rate the
blower is done till next year, and it was doing so well too! |
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Jan 2008 Well it now blows snow, most of the serious drive train
problems have been resolved, and I am satisfied with a few exceptions with
the way it works. More details later when I have time to write them.
Shown in about 4 inches of very wet snow. It really looks impressive
with dry snow. 5 foot cut, blows it about 25 feet away! |
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