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I have a B7500 with bucket and rear blower. I also received a hydraulic plow for the loader when I bought the tractor. Last year I just left the bucket on to push snow banks back if needed. Was wondering if: 1. People preferred one over the other? 2. What uses i may not be thinking of for...

So last year I ran the tractor with the chains that came with it, 1 -2 link, 1- 4 link. This year I would like to add 6 more cros's twist chains to the one set. I a having no luck finding additional chain to accomplish this project. Tires are R4. 12x16.5 Does anyone know where I can find...

Thanks Mikester, exactly the info I needed.

Other equipment had the whole shafts, so I'm thinking it is missing.

Looked at a blower today that will auction tomorrow. Looked to be in solid shape, everything rotated as it should. The chute was manual and cable operated. My questions are: only half of the pto shaft was present. Knuckle and square tube from blower. 1. How does one determine what I need to...

Thanks Dave, I measured from outside edge to outside edge of rear tires and got 48 inches. It is an HST. Iverson seen blowers from 48 to 54 inches that I thought would work, just wanted to be sure of people's most common set up's before making a big purchase

Can anyone tell me what the best width to get for the B7500? Thanks, Jeff

Thanks for the input. I think I will probably get someone to make me a pair that will just slide under the top pin and manually pin at the bottom.

I recently bought a b7500 with a Woods 1006 FEL. I have a Curtis hydraulic plow for it so i searched the Internet for a quick attach with no luck. Does anyone know if there is one offered by a company? I did find one on ebay that was two individual pieces, one on each arm. It was for a Kubota...

Thanks guys, I'm going to stick with the 60". I thought about the front mount, but need the loader. Plus I don't have any long runs to worry about, but a lot of snow bank issues from the town plows.

Actually I forgot to say I'm looking at 3pt blowers

Thanks guys, I better go smaller then. Especially if the start of this winter dumped 14" of the heaviest snow we have seen in a long time is any indication of what we have instore for this year.

HI All New to the forum, this is actually my first post. I recently switched from a 9N to a B7500. I was wondering if a 72 inch snowblower was too big for it? Thanks, Jeff