Inverted Galvanized Cyclone Snowblower - Kioti NX 5510 Cab Tractor Walkthru
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- Опубліковано 19 гру 2020
- This is our best selling 3pt hitch snowblower. Every year more and more son removal contractors are catching on to the Cyclone snowblowers made by Pronovost in Canada. Stick around to watch and learn about these snowplowing machines and why they might be a good choice for you. Watch until the end for some good footage from our most recent snow storm!
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It’s about time someone figured out to galvanize snow removal equipment. All equipment that comes in contact with salt should be galvanized.
Makes my neck sore just looking at it!
Wow nice set up
I have one of these blowers but the normand brand and they are great a real time saver for my route
The benefit to that particular style of inverted snowblower (auger at the rear, impeller at the front) is that when you get to the end of a driveway is that you have no excess snow left in the housing to leave a pile behind.
i realize it's kinda randomly asking but do anyone know a good site to watch new tv shows online?
@Dax Benton i watch on Flixzone. You can find it on google =)
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@Dax Benton Happy to help :D
What is new about this kind of snow blower? 2-stage pull-behind snow blowers have been used in Norway for decades. Granted they have the auger in front and impeller in the rear but still.
It looks like it cleans nice. I have new condos. Considering one.
What is your opinion of the R-14 in the snow does the snowblower have a scraper blade of some kind at the rear interesting blower
R14 are a great hybrid tire for snow removal they seem to work great. This blower is a hybrid style so it starts sucking up the snow with the inside scraper blade at the back side of the blower. However other inverted blowers that are made differently offer an optional scraper blade.
what kind of scraper was used
Nothing says I know equipment like skinny jeans tucked into boots.
I wouldn't want to drive over 16 or 20 inches of snow first then the blower. Under a foot I guess ok.
The largest snowfall I ever went through with my inverted blowers was just under 3 feet not to mention the large wall left at the end of the driveway's by the municipal plow.
The main use case for this inverted snowblower is high volume residential snow removal businesses. Most of them will come start service when 2" of snow accumulates. So it would be rare for the snow to build up to 16 to 20 inches before it was cleared at least once on each route.
Those snowblowers need you to drive over the snow and pack it down in the driveway, I’d rather have one that you can blow as you back in.
There is nothing dumber than driving over the snow that you have to remove, try this machine with a foot of wet snow that has been driver over by a tractor 😂. I’ll stick with my rear facing blizzard snowblower that cost less than 2k.
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Orchard Hill Farm Equipment, I watched the video, but how can someone justify this when it cost half as much as the kioti tractor you used in the demo? Some people have More money than brains I guess. I have the kioti nx cab and love it. Keep coming with the videos. Love em
@@retired-pipefitter You really have no idea. This blower is meant for high volume residential use. I own three Normand pull blowers and they each clear between 125 to 140 residential drives each snowfall behind John Deere 6M tractors (minimum 100 pto hp). But that little tractor in the video is not enough for that blower, should have at least 90 pto hp.
@@nicholasbrown7068 How do your blowers handle slushy snow?
@@WhoHAAAAA Just fine, we see a fair amount of wet snow on the east coast.