Re: Snow Blower on a Power Wagon?? Pic

Posted by Willy-N [108.162.216.23] on Saturday, January 09, 2016 at 00:50:22 :

In Reply to: Re: Snow Blower on a Power Wagon?? Pic posted by Franz [108.162.216.19] on Saturday, January 09, 2016 at 00:31:52 :

Shear pin protects the tranny. Not sure what the HP rating of a PW PTO is. I know my tractor has a 40 HP engine in it. Instead of just saying not enough HP tell us how much HP it needs and what HP the PTO puts out? What is the HP Requirements of the Blower and what is the RPM output of the PTO at what RPM of the engine? Different blowers require different HP to run them. So what are you basing what your talking about? Or is this just a off the wall statement with out any information backing it up? I have ate many rocks with my blower it just breaks the shear pin and it free wheels. Come on don't just say it does not work do your home work and show us the facts why. I know why it may or may not work.

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• Re: Snow Blower on a Power Wagon?? Pic - Franz 02:28:22 01/09/2016
  • Re: No powdery snow here Fran - Yar 14:05:31 01/09/2016
    • Re: No powdery snow here Fran - Franz 16:55:39 01/09/2016
    • Re: No powdery snow here Fran - Doug Cartwright 15:53:24 01/09/2016
      • Re: OUCH - Ray in Houston 16:32:03 01/09/2016
  • Re: Snow Blower on a Power Wagon?? Pic - Willy-N 02:55:55 01/09/2016
• Re: Snow Blower on a Power Wagon?? Pic - Brent 01:10:01 01/09/2016
  • Re: Snow Blower on a Power Wagon?? Pic - Franz 02:29:36 01/09/2016
  • Re: Hanz - Brent 01:48:11 01/09/2016
  • Re: Snow Blower on a Power Wagon?? Pic - Willy-N 01:26:36 01/09/2016
    • Re: Snow Blower on a Power Wagon?? Pic - Brent 01:44:56 01/09/2016

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