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Hey Bob! Do ya think....
- Thread starter DaveNay
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Not worried about handling the blower....worried about destroying it!
thcri
Gone But Not Forgotten
(The snowblower that is).
What about converting it to hydraulic and front mounting it on the Oli?
Yeah I guess I missed your point in your first post.
Dave, having the same snowblower as you doesn't really give me any more insight into this than you may have, but I think you really are just trying to lay the blame on me if you break it and I said it would handle it. Sort of like the superhero who could stop a bullet . . . once. Well that said, I think your Oliver can drive the snowblower just fine and I think the Buhler snowblower will work fine on the Oliver . . . at least once.
If you want to run it out on the loader you can get a high flow hydraulic pump for the pto. You will need a big hydraulic tank and a cooler to handle the heat from the motor. Some that have put them on their kubota RTV have used an independent motor with good results to run the blower. That is the route I would go.