Re: (ET) Snow topped the blower, now what?

[Jim Coate <jbc_lists_NO_REPLY coate org>]

I'll second what Darryl said. In addition to doing a first pass with the 
blower raised, I've also found it useful to leave some snow in a little 
mound for the front wheels to ride up. That angles the tractor up so 
can chew at the top of the snow bank first and then work on down.

(From my days in NY... now in Virginia where don't really expect this 
much snow. I was almost regretting not having set myself up a tractor 
and snow thrower at our rental, but then our neighbor's relatives came 
up 'north' for the weekend just to experience the snow and they left 
their cars at the bottom of the driveway, so couldn't have used the 
tractor anyways. Shoveling 2 or 3 times a day is where we are at.)


Christopher Zach wrote:
> Still snowing. So do people have snow blowing techniques? 



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Jim Coate
*The Electric Tractor Store*
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