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Got a few inches of snow late last week and the back blade and front blower made quick work of it. Been a light ....very light winter to date (of course now that I said that.....) Finally had a little time with my friend who is an electrician so we put in a few outlets into the Morton Building...

For the OP's intended purpose the back blade will work fine......chances are the 6' will be fine if he has enough traction. I run a similar setup on my B2601......blower on the front, 5' blade out back for my gravel drive. Commonly flipped around backwards to be less aggressive on the...

Just to keep documenting things as we go along here in Winter 2023/2024....... Here is a pic of the new couplers as of this morning with about 2-3 total hours of blower run time so far since replacement.

As just another B2601 datapoint......I run mine for non-PTO work at 2000-2100 Rpm normally and then when blowing snow with he PTO, wide open. With ~140hrs on the clock now, I have never noticed any drools coming from my exhaust on start up. Plenty of "soot" per usual.

Cool. Have you installed any of their products? They looks decent.....

First Storm Update: We finally got enough snow to need to actually do something with it. 12-14" of powder yesterday here in NH. While the tractor was warming up I pulled the cover and verified the couple was matched up nicely and didn't get bumped around some how (eliminating all...

Finally got some snow here in NH......10-14" of nice powder which will be a mess in 36hrs as we are set to get another 2-4" of snow then 1-2" of rain tomorrow night....... Repaired blower worked well as it should for a $700 repair on a "commercial" blower with <35hrs on it. We'll see how it...

We're supposed to get 6-12" here in NH tonight from one of the most over-hyped storms in recent memory. Haven't fired the blower up yet since having to pay to have the couplers replaced at only ~35 hours of residential use. Of course the ground isn't really frozen which means it will be a...

Over the weekend I threw on the blower and got the carry-all positioned for sand bucket duty..... Nothing thrilling, just winter change-over....

Well, mounted the blower up this morning.......pulled the safety cover from the coupler to get a few pictures of the virgin replacement coupler prior to use...... It's together per instructions just like every year so far......

Got creative this weekend to get the blower off the old pallet from the service dept that was then on top of my rolling dolly. Wife spotted for me and was a coconspirator with strapping the unit to the forks........ Was able to place it back exactly where we needed it on the rolling dolly to...

Let's be clear here......the Ram 2500 is my truck.......and she is temporarily driving it as I take over the 2009 GX470 SUV with hunting gear during the season with the dogs.....as I refuse to let her stink up the new 2023 Toyota Highlander with her horse crap and equine gear.......and I also...

We are getting a mix of crap overnight that will wash away with rain during the day......that being said I pulled the tractor out of the Morton so I can put the Ram 2500 in there when my wife gets home from the barn this evening.......then the tractor goes in back of the truck.....why let the...

In the next couple weeks I will swap out the FEL for the blower and I will over validate everything is together as intended and will take some pics etc. If this new part wears more correctly than the original dogs, I will place my chips on the Chinesium metallurgy as well.......

I dream of mine looking like this after use lol

I think on my B2601 PTO is 19HP or thereabouts......with my 48" blower.....

For clarity........ Blower and K Connect were taken to the Kubota Dealer as it was under warranty.......which of course was determined this was a "wearable item" and therefore not a warranty item. With it already at the dealer and with them already having dug into the implement (ie. labor) the...

Oh I thought the spring question was talking about something within the dogs etc......you are 100% right with the external spring on the engagement lever........I read that original question wrong, thanks for the clarification and correction.

Nothing is spring loaded.......just two solid pieces, male/female......

So in checking my own sanity I went and read the snowblower manual again this morning and I found a really interesting nugget. The MANUAL actually RECOMMENDS RAISING THE SNOWBLOWER to remove the top layer of snow in deep snow. Check out the sentence starting with "For best results...." So I...