Given all the snow everyone seems to be getting

Mark - IN. · Feb 2, 2014

And there are and have been walk behind tractors, could this be considered a walk behind tractor? I will give it that it is different, and it appears to work. Not as good as a back blade and loader, but it works. But then again, walk behind tractors...
Not your every day David Bradley

Chris Jones · Feb 2, 2014

a bit too loud for me.

wilamayb · Feb 2, 2014

Looks like a variable speed governor would make his life easier.

oldtanker · Feb 2, 2014

(quoted from post at 19:09:15 02/02/14) And there are and have been walk behind tractors, could this be considered a walk behind tractor? I will give it that it is different, and it appears to work. Not as good as a back blade and loader, but it works. But then again, walk behind tractors...
Not your every day David Bradley

Nope I'm a dedicated blower fan. No worries about where to stack it. No ridges to catch snow and cause drifting.

That ones a bit different. Wonder how much gas it sucks.

Rick

onefarmer · Feb 2, 2014

I was waiting for it to pickup a rock and fling it into the window of that Ford. LOL

chevytaHOE5674 · Feb 2, 2014

I'll stick with my pickup truck and plow.

37chief · Feb 2, 2014

I'm glad it don't snow where I live. Stan

960 · Feb 2, 2014

While impressive I am still going to do snow removal from a heated tractor cab. The skid loader gets close to building work.

donjr · Feb 2, 2014

And it only cost about $20 to get to his truck in gas.......

Phil in Pa · Feb 2, 2014

Overkill. A 283 would have been plenty.

Adirondack case guy · Feb 3, 2014

My thoughts also. That engine should never die like that.
Loren, the Acg.

rockyridgefarm · Feb 3, 2014

That video was posted on youtube years ago. Just a gearhead with too much time on his hands and a spare Chebby engine laying around.

Not a walk-behind tractor for sure. It's a dedicated blower. A walk-behind would have the ability to take other attachments. Check out Grillo and BCS walk-behinds from Italy -

http://earthtoolsbcs.com/

Anonymous-0 · Feb 4, 2014

Seems really slow. A little diesel would work much better.

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