Posted by jeff vanderhorst on October 20, 2007 at 17:29:24 from (66.242.49.76):
In Reply to: SNOW posted by Dan67 on October 20, 2007 at 08:37:10:
since you brought it up. i got this six foot two stage snow blower that is intended to be used behind a tractor via a pto. problem is i dont have a tractor and ( i know its blasphemy to say on this forum) , but i dont have any other use for one either . so here's my plan. i'm going to mount an engine on the snowblower itself and mount the whole shootin match on the front of a 4x4. i know it can be done as i finally found one manufactured by hanson after a lot of searching. they use a 27 hp kohler but i dont know how they transfer the power from the engine to the auger and fan . any thoughts? thanks. jeff
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