Picture of PK Snowblower maybe

I'm gonna try to put a larger picture on here.

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Well that looks like it worked lets try a rear view
of the engine that drives the blower
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Thats 2 for 2 How about another
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One more of the front U joint.
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Well, thanks to James Howell I think I can post a
larger picture. I bought the blower which was new
at a consignment auction its an MTD same as used
a Cub Cadet. The 2 CC used blowers at the auction
went for over $100 I bought the new black one for
$75 The PK goes to fast in first gear to run a
blower off the tractor engine so I mounted a Ford
garden tractor engine on the rear to run the
blower with a PTO shaft. Finally got a chance to
try it yesterday with 18" of wet snow in Central
NY. It would blow it but not very far or fast.
After the first slow pass I cut back to about a
12" cut then I could blow it without stopping and
waiting for it to clear. Took to long to do the
pile the state plow pushed into the end so I used
the MF 35 on that part.
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i have a 35 diesel i would love a set up like that got anymore pics of how it all hooks up thanks. RICK

Like your snowblower. Nice job..........

Got lots of pics of its construction send me and
Email and I'll send them to you. Or you could wait
til I figure out how to put them on here.
Here's one from tractor photos. I wouldn't wait til
I figure it out.

Dave I have a TO 30 and I bought a meyrs plow and I would sure love to see some pictures of how you have the push arms fastened in between the front tires. I have a few ideas but I would like to see one that is proven. Thanks Bob