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To Bad that Big Bud didn't have Tracks

RIght! It only took JD 46 years to produce a tractor As big! Comparing JD to a tractor made in 1977

I my self haven’t gotten to experience the snow in the Midwest. We range from Fluff, slurry mix, and cured concrete. lol If I could say anything to anyone on the bench about an inverted is try one out. They are worth a serious inquiry.

The traditional reverse drive snowblower might be a better fit: www.prairiecoastequipment.com/new-equipment/agriculture/frontier-attachments/snow-attachments/sb11-series-snowblowers/

@@prairiecoasteqp Yup, I have two conventional three point units. One is a 66inch the other is 84 inches. I find my Massey 1742 works better with the smaller one in our conditions. Still have to peck away at the larger drifts. Sometimes I have to break up the drifts with the bucket, then turn around to complete the job.

I use inverted blowers and can easily go up,over, and through 3’ banks. This system works a lot better than people realize. It is so much faster all around, the time savings is huge. I have no desire to go back to a rear facing three point.

@@315-snoblow I guarantee you won't drive over the drifts we get here during a good blow. Anyone in North Dakota, Montana and Wyoming will know what I'm talking about. The drifts are hard enough that I can put my front blade on the drift and raise the front of the tractor without the blade cutting the drift.

@@fredhinck9685 I get it snow can get rough. I have multiple contacts in the Dakotas, and Montana. I saw multiple pictures and videos of inverted blowers getting through it still. The biggest ones they didn’t drive on but they still blew them out. 6’~ at the edge of the roads and 4’ through the drives and they took about 10min to do. Based on talking with them first hand.

Hey, looking at getting an x370 with mulch kit, if I get a mulch kit, can you just open and close the mulch blinders as easily as it shows in this vid? You liking your x350?