MK Martin Meteor - Pull Type Snowblower

MK Martins pull type snowblowers contect to your tractors 3PH. The hitch facing design allows you to drive straight forward pulling the hitch instead of backing it into the snow. This means you no longer have to keep looking over your shoulder when blowing snow or drive into a cloud of blown snow. Since the blower follows the tractors path guiding it around objects is easy.
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[@mikedickson2925]

Meteor snowblowers rock!!!!

[@ratrodbubba]

They are good had mine since 2009 still works like new

[@elvisisalive2716]

Question - when doing a drive way, and you make one pass down with the pto on, do you lift the blower up, with the pto still on and backup? Do you have to turn the pto off and on as you make swipes on the driveway?

[@PolarBear00777]

You Can leave your PTO running, that way the blower will all ready be at speed. It won't be any issue for the blower or for the tractor. Simply make sure that your PTO shaft is cut to the proper length so that when you lift up there is no binding of the shaft and joints.

[@jay101379]

Huhhh? Wow what a great idea...looks like it would work great in a 3 foot storm or trimming back a high snow bank after the plow goes by...or better yet widening a road that has already been plowed...versatile rig for sure! LMAO

[@ratrodbubba]

My farmall from 1964 can drive through 3 foot snow no problem so thats not a problem as for widening a road get a blower thats a foot wider then your tractor cant take much more then a foot anyways once it gets that deep and as for the snow plow drift thats ushally the easy part of the driveway

[@atodaso1668]

Why would you let 3 feet of snow pile up?

[@vncstudio]

@@atodaso1668 When you have snow drifts in farm roads, they can happen overnight. I get 3' drifts in March from all the snow that's been pushed/blown/accumulated in hilly parts of my driveway over the season

[@atodaso1668]

you should plant some bushes then, or put up a snow fence.@@vncstudio

[@vncstudio]

@@atodaso1668 Been there and done that. I have grown a vast windbreak of trees too that I planted 20 years ago. It helps somewhat but does not eliminate the problem due to the topography of my laneway. We get 200 to 400 cms a year.

[@gribovod1]

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