Want to remove snow like a boss in your rural area......

Yes, this is mine, and I am very affiliated. Clear your snow covered driveway or road like a boss this winter while throwing it 70-80ft....

http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/grd/4767034716.html

This is a Lundell 3 point single stage snow blower/thrower, manual rotating chute, 8ft wide, 540 pto, owner's manual recommends a 60+hp tractor for full depth.

It has been stored indoors in the 25+ years we have owned it and only used occasionally. Decided to offer it for sale as storage space is limited. Can help with loading on your truck/trailer. Thank you for looking, and I am always willing to answer questions. Prefer call or text between 10am-9pm.

If anyone here is interested, the GRM price would be whatever you negotiated to.....

I forgot location, about 4 miles off I-69 in north central Indiana. Also, for this group, trades are always entertained.

Dam.... Those are nice. We have one at the dirt track to keep the driveway open in the winter but its smaller then yours...to bad you'r so far away

In reply to 44Dwarf:

Yea, we used this thing several years before we had plows and loaders.

How much power do you think would be needed to run this thing?

In reply to DaveEstey:

Depends.......do you want to go relatively quickly through 6ft of snow at a time or are you content with going slowly or multiple shallow passes. FWIW, 105hp(smallest tractor I remember hooked to it) will allow approx 2-3mph at 6ft without stressing anything or pulling the engine down. I'd assume anything with more than 40hp would be able to run it, but most of those smaller tractors might have issues picking it up due to 3point lift capacity or insufficient frontal weights.

Yeah my Kubota wouldn't quite be up to the task.. Unless one were to hook up an engine to the PTO...

In reply to DaveEstey:

How big is Aussie's tractor? This has his compound's name all over it. LoL

He'd likely just as soon make a PTO on the front of Clifford and mount it there haha

DaveEstey wrote: He'd likely just as soon make a PTO on the front of Clifford and mount it there haha

Would that be the ultimate ZAV?

In reply to EvanB:

That'd be a bit slow moving.....

Well, snowaggadon approaches......and due to mostly morons with ford 8n's contacting me(no, your 8N WILL NOT EVEN PICK THIS UP) I still have this. New CL linky http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/grd/4767034716.html

Once again, GRM price is whatever you can talk me down to. Looking to buy that 77 320i back.

ClifFord already has a factory transmission PTO, so would it work?

Make a shaft and mount it and you should have something that works.

In reply to aussiesmg:

If you could get it in the 540rpm range and spinning the correct way, probably. Definitely wouldn't be as strong as a pto in a tractor though.

I've always dreamed of mounting something like this on the front of a duece and a half...

Would be a bit of overkill for my 30' driveway, tho... and I'm pretty sure my neighbors would frown on having snow shot into their living rooms...

In reply to Ian F:

The non winch variant of the M35A2 (all can be fitted with PTO) are cheaper too...

My unimog was purchased from an airport in Wisconsin where they had a 16' snow thrower mounted on the front and a sweeper setup on the back. I would have liked to have seen that! Gearing on them is decidedly non-street friendly.

Ian F wrote: and I'm pretty sure my neighbors would frown on having snow shot into their living rooms...

Yea, this thing will throw it a good long ways......we had to replace the aluminum siding on the house one year due to sandblasting......and its 30ft or so from the gravel driveway.