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Snow Thrower opinions

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Erik H

11-24-2005 04:32:01




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Happy Thanksgiving all,

I have posted this question in other forums as well, and am seeking an opinion from someone "in the know".

I will be purchasing one of two throwers (1690032) this Thanksgiving weekend for my 1975 Simplicity/Chalmers 7016H. Here is the question: One links to a front clutch (included in sale) and the other links to my existing cone clutch off the left hand side of the tractor.

Which system is preferrable? I assume that the one operating off of a front clutch is easier to hook up and possible more powerful as a result of the shorter belt distance....but then again, that is a novice assumption. But it looks like I would have to remove the grill. Is this the case?

However, the one operating off of my existing clutch might be easier to install since I do not have to do the added work of installing the front clutch.

Are they a "horse apiece" or is one system clearly or overwhelmingly superior to the other? Is either tougher than the other on the engine? Will one have more throwing power than the other? Once I install the clutch, can I leave it on year round, or do I have to remove it each season? Any experiences?

Opinions welcome. Tough decision for me. :)

Thanks in advance,
Erik

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wdtom

11-24-2005 07:22:12




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 Re: Snow Thrower opinions in reply to Erik H, 11-24-2005 04:32:01  
Can you afford to buy both, try both, keep the one you like? Or keep both, having one as a spare, or for another tractor which you will probably come across someday and buy as you already have a snowthrower for it?



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Ssande

11-25-2005 06:58:39




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 Re: Snow Thrower opinions in reply to wdtom, 11-24-2005 07:22:12  
I have used the front mounting snowblower for 20+ years now on mine and have no issues. Works great and throws the snow just fine. I don't think you would be dissappointed with this one.

Scott



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Erik H

11-24-2005 08:11:21




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 Re: Snow Thrower opinions in reply to wdtom, 11-24-2005 07:22:12  
Yeah I can probably afford to buy both...though if I did it would result in a divorce. Actually, maybe your on to something....a divorce would afford me the time to work on my new toys! :)



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Brian G. NY

11-24-2005 07:10:59




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 Re: Snow Thrower opinions in reply to Erik H, 11-24-2005 04:32:01  
If one or the other is a "Two-Stage" blower, I would recommend choosing it over a single stage. Performance of a 2-stage is clearly better than that of a single-stage blower. I am not knowledgable enuf about Allis-Chalmers/Simplicity tractors to comment on which hook-up is best but I do know that they are known for quality products.



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