Kioti CK2610se Cab w/ Puma 72-IV Inverted Snowblower - Walkthru
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- Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2020
- In this video Marshall Goes over one of our vastly growing attachments, the Inverted snowblower. Stick around and learn more about why the inverted snowblowers are the future for snow removal.
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This kind of snowblower we've used in Scandianvia for 60+ years just fine. It is NOT for areas of drifting snow areas. However for ranch and subdivisions and steady upkeep this are lighting fast. And most compact tracts and drive over 1.5 foot of snow. I live in Montana and just got an MK Martin SB68 P/T for this very purpose...........review to come as soon as Mr Winter decides to quit dillydalling.
A great Idea, Also you are not driving into the blowing snow. Another big advantage is that you have more vertical on the 3 point hitch than you have on the front mount. And you dont loose the front loader or blade.
kubotas has front pto 3 point hitch kits for there kubota tractors
Good to know about the PUMA line, I have heard about Pronavost, old Canadian company. Thanks and take care
Awesome
so how efficient is blowing snow that has been compacted by driving over it.... ?
nice
What is the part number for the Kioti mid mount mower on the CK Kioti?
HAY MARSHALL... NICE I LIKE THE WHOLE IDEA OF IT... I KNOW THEY SELL KIOTI IN THE ARIA, BUT I'LL HAVE TO INVESTIGATE ABOUT THE BLOWER... YA I'VE COME TO REALIZE THAT YOU DON'T REACT TO THESE VIDEOS SO I GUESS I'M ON MY OWN AS FAR AS GETTING INFO. BUT ALL-IN-ALL I LIKE YOUR STUFF THANX
Go to the orchard hill website and send Marshall an email, he will answer all your questions.
Yup. Those inverted work wonderful. Here's a video my son took as I took my Pronovost on it's maiden run in the heavy wet stuff that fell Dec 5th. I was just learning, so there is a lot of slower moving. Still, it threw that wet slop just fine. ruclips.net/video/sBSmikyWY2o/видео.html
Gasping for straws here. I have a 2018 Kioti DK45 with the power shuttle. It likes to pop out of reverse when it is under even a small load. I find myself holding the forward/reverse selector back, to keep it engaged. My understanding is that the shift fork is bent. I have a total of 315 hours on the tractor and I take care of the maintenance myself. My questions are this.... Does the tractor have to be split? Can you provide me with a procedural manual for this repair? I have read a whole lot of reports from Kioti owners that the parts and repairs take way too long at the dealer, so I would rather fix it myself. I live in southern maine if that gives you any insight. I can transport the tractor myself and it is under warranty still, but I can't be weeks without the tractor. If I were to call the dealer I bought the tractor from, what would Orchard Hill recommend I do to make sure the repair is expedient?
That’s great until I get out to the road where there is six feet of snow. I can’t imagine how difficult it would be to operate that Snow blower with the controls on your side, rather than in front of you! You’re still gonna be looking back all the time
STEADY AS SHE GOES... MY MAN... AS A FELLOW HUMAN BEING I'M SURE YOU CAN FIGURE SOMETHIN OUT... I BELIEVE IN YOU KEEP PUSHIN ON... PEACE...
@@gringopines3476 I figured it out already my man. Buy two tractors and leave the Front snowblower on all year! LOL better yet by four orfive tractors, and leave your favorite attachments on all year.
Top n tilt won’t hurt this I suppose
More B.S. about this system. What happens when you have 2ft.or 3ft. on snow in front. Buyer beware. This guy sounds like a used car dealer.
2-3ft snow = you need a larger tractor with more ground clearance. This is what the guys in canada use. Of course with 2-3 feet of snow a larger tractor is more suitable.
Just have to get out more often in the storm. With a cab, who cares? More tractor time right? Even my open station is a blast in the snow.