Homemade snowblower
Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2016 4:36 am
Hello! Been a while since I've posted, been busy but the Super Major has been running good!
Finally had a decent snowfall here 2 weeks ago, and I got to try out the homemade snowblower my grandpa had built. Works good, about 6" of snow, and of course I had a pass done before I thought to record it working.
http://vid33.photobucket.com/albums/d84 ... 327316.mp4
http://vid33.photobucket.com/albums/d84 ... 325150.mp4
Short videos, one is going in 1st gear, the other in 2nd. The only problem I have is it piles up too much snow faster than it can move it, so I will be looking at ways to rectify that this coming summer.
After my driveway, I was clearing a spot for my neighbors to ride their horses, and in 1st gear, with 7-8" of snow, it was pushing it all the way to the front axle, and barely bogging down. Tire chains sure help as well.
Craig
Finally had a decent snowfall here 2 weeks ago, and I got to try out the homemade snowblower my grandpa had built. Works good, about 6" of snow, and of course I had a pass done before I thought to record it working.
http://vid33.photobucket.com/albums/d84 ... 327316.mp4
http://vid33.photobucket.com/albums/d84 ... 325150.mp4
Short videos, one is going in 1st gear, the other in 2nd. The only problem I have is it piles up too much snow faster than it can move it, so I will be looking at ways to rectify that this coming summer.
After my driveway, I was clearing a spot for my neighbors to ride their horses, and in 1st gear, with 7-8" of snow, it was pushing it all the way to the front axle, and barely bogging down. Tire chains sure help as well.
Craig