New Rear Mounted Snowblower (Kubota B2650)
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Removing Snow Berms with my new 50” rear mounted PTO driven snow blower. This snowblower attaches to the 3 point hitch on the rear of my Kubota B2650 with supercab. This 50 inch snow blower is model BE-SBS50G. Manufactured by Agri-Easi, it is also the exact same mode northern tools sells NorTrac 3-Pt. Snow Blower - 50-54in.W Intake, Fits Tractors from 16 HP to 30 HP, Model# BE-SBS5054G Item# 188910.
I will be remove the snow berms at top of my road, where it meets the state highway. The snow berms are stacked too high and Obstruct our view of traffic as we try to pull onto the highway. Several feet of snow piled up after a December snow storm in Fairbanks, Alaska.
While blowing snow the pin fell out on the 3 point hitch. Due to the cheap clips the unit comes with.
Filmed on a GoPro max and GoPro 9. The GoPro max takes 360 video, getting the great shots of the blower. The window is open because I am holding the GoPro max out of the window.
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That makes short work for sure! So much better to toss that snow far away. Well done. Thanks for showing us.
Thanks it’s really working out great so far 👍🚜🚜
I find that using the bucket to break up those tall piles to make them shorter makes clearing them quicker.
Nice looking blower! The sound of the snow under your feet tells the real story 🥶
Cold and more cold around here ❄️🥶🤣
Awesome to see the new snow blower in action ! Yeah ! it's a *BEAST* ! The size of that impeller is massive ! Thankfully no damage was done to your PTO when that pin came loose. You gotta bend those cotter pins holding the pins really well. Little things like this make us all hopefully check our own equipment better than we do sometimes for loose or missing things. Thanks for posting !! I wish I had snow like that ! Only have about a foot on the ground. Thanks ! 🙂
Thanks for watching 👍 I replaced the stock clips they gave me with some proper cotter pins. Should be the last time that happens 👍👍
Congrats on the new blower. Nice game changer. Thankfully, nothing damaged
with that pin coming off. Take care!
Huge game changer that for sure really needs enjoying it so far
On hard piles of snow it helps to take the bucket and backdrag the pile to break the piles loose then blow the loose snow.
Good evening Sir -2f ( -19c ) Thank you and that still cold 🥴 That Snow Blower as very nice skids shoes 👌💪👍 You have a Great Master Mechanics 👌👍🧐 Now that is big snow chute 👍👌💪 That is FANTASTISH Snow Blower mon ami 👌👍💪 FULL WATCH and this is THE BEST snow tractor therapy video mon ami Cheers 💪👍👌🍻
Thanks 🙏 👍👍 after about 3 weeks of almost -40 f&c, funny how they meet at that terrible temperature🧐 -2f (-19c) felt warm 😂🤣 I was surprised how far it would blow the snow ❄️
@@180Floridalife Yes in deed, the both agree at -40 c/f ( like man et woman ). Yes that snowblower is sure very well strong built 💪👌👍😉 Cheers 🍻
Heat wave!!! Lol. Congrats on the awesome piece of equipment! That is a beast for sure!
Super Alaskan heat wave 👋
This snowblower works great 👍
Thanks it’s great
Sweet addition! Definitely need to get mine fixed up. Stay warm Dana! 🌴🍻🏝🔥
Thanks it’s working good so far 👍
That snowblower is going to make your snow clearing so much better/easier Dana 🙂🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
It’s a huge help already
Exactly like mine. Hint - make sure the nuts for the little round carrier thingie on the top are tightened. Mine vibrated loose the first time. Use Nyloc maybe. That shear bolt on the PTO - it’ll do its job and snap if you get a piece of wood in there. Get a few extra shear bolts. That section where the handle bracket meets the 3 point (with the 2-3 bolts) - make sure those plates line up and tighten them good.
Thanks great advice I’ll go through the unit before next time and make sure everything is snug👍 I made sure to by a bag of shear bolts thanks for watching 🚜😃
Great video, liking the new snow blower
Looks like the same company that made that one made my nortrac snowblower. Mine works like a beast. I also chose a three-point so I can keep my loader freed up. Plus you can take on way bigger snow with a three-point. One thing I noticed that you got to watch though is you can raise the snowblower up enough that the PTO starts binding a little bit
Indeed it is this thing was a beast worked great 👍
My neck would be yelling at me for days after using a rear mount blower like that.
I’ll be adding a Backup camera 👍👍
Nice blower! Consider adding electric or hydraulic chute rotation to it if you have the remotes. You will not regret it.
Great idea
@@180Floridalife Once you have a chute with remote rotation you never look back! I have an open station B2601 and even for that I got hydraulic chute rotation and a electric deflector on top of the chute.
@@C_J_81 I’m hoping this summer to get the chute powered up, no shop to work on it in the winter unfortunately
Definitely gets the job done. I totally understand your point about the rear mount. I wouldn't want to give up my loader either. I have 3 loader tractors ( 4 , if you count the other loader that I have for the other 520 John Deere) so I would be OK to sacrifice having the loader. I would like the visibility of having the blower on the front. Not going to happen anyway, because my L2501 doesn't have a mid pto. Thanks for sharing Dana. Very happy for you. You have a tool that you will not want to be without from now on. I bet you wonder how you ever operated without it.
It has been such a time saver already!👍 the loader is so handy for so many task it would be a pain to switch out between a front mounted and a loader all the time. 👋 THANKS
Per your reminder in the video, I signed on! That looks like a good snowblower. I usually have to knock down the windrows too. They will get to be 8 to 10 feet high. The last couple of years have been mild, but we will pay the price soon. Thanks for sharing. - Rick
Thanks for joining 👍👍 the blower worked out great last winter
As someone who has a 60” Meteor rear PTO snowblower on a sub-compact tractor
• Your tractor and rear pto snow blower seem to do the job with no issue other than you possibly coming out with a stiff neck when done. Rear PTO blowers near me are about 1/3 the price of front blowers and make it worth it not counting still having a front implement on at the same time too
• Thanks so very much for posting and sharing 360 - love seeing that snow come out the cute!
All the best and God Bless. 🙏❤🇺🇸
Thanks for watching I really enjoyed the PTO driven snow blower well worth the money it was a beast too taking on hard pack and throwing it no problems. The benefits of have my loader on far out weight any pain in my neck 🤣🤣 thanks and have a great 👍 one
That blower is a beast! Out performs our old Ford blower!
I was surprised it did so well, a lot of that was icy🥶
Found you from OIMNG , enjoying your video
Thanks for watching glad you joined the channel!
I have a 51 inch wide on my b260 and the width isn't a problem. Tires are 53 and it works fine. Yours should too.
Thanks for watching it’s been working great so far
Nice Dana 👍that snow blower is awesome!!! But now what are you going to do with the Box Blade😂 thanks for the video 😁👍🚜💨💡
Hard pack removal 🤣 steal more lost pins off it 😂 thanks 👍👍
Well looks like that is going to work like a charm! So nice to be a bit warmer, we have warmed a bit here below ya in Canada and we have the tractor cranked and cleaning everything up before the next storm! -Erinn
It has been working awesome🧐 thanks, chewed up the hard pack snow and ice no problem 😉 👍
that is awesome works so good ,
Thanks it is a huge help for moving snow
dang it is warm
Feels good after all that -40
I've got a rear mounter snow blower and it's great. These rear mounts don't throw snow too far as the impeller only spins at 540 rpm. But that's good enough for me as I only need to throw the snow over the drive stone wall. Eventually you will want remote controls over the chute. Mine has hydraulic rotation and an electric flipper control. There are new design rear mount blowers that allow you to blow snow while going forward. Not sure they would work if you needed to move a big pile/drift as you have to be able to drive over what you want to blow.
Thanks for watching, I will have to look in to adding a motor to my chute. 👍 can’t believe how well the unit chewed up the hard pack snow ❄️
Nice, we finally get to see it in action! Is the road coming up the hill as steep as it looks on camera? Good job getting the safe views back up there. I hope this blower works out for you like you want!
Thanks 👍, yes it is steep makes it a challenge to work up there 👆 turned out to be a great day for it with the lighting 🌞
just a question, why a 50" for your B2650. I've got a 64" for my tractor B2650. just wondering nice blower. take care and stay warm.
Thanks great question as size does matter. I had a lot of hard pack snow to remove and some narrow areas to get in to. I wanted the maximum power for the hard pack snow, piles I made with the bucket. I was worried about how the bigger size would eat the hard pack. The 50 did awesome eating my snow piles never slowed it down. Thanks for watching and have a great one
Beast. How did u pick this over landpride? Also your rear wheel width is 54”. But blower is 50”. Is that an issue? With deep snow u want your trench wider than wheels
Thanks for watching, our local kubota dealer only carry this band, for a rear mounted snow blower. The width has not been a issue, I experimented it trenching through my yard with no issues. Usually in the interior of alaska it only snows a few inches in a day, so normally not a issue