[blitzburghnut]

need a little help here fellas/and ladies.

http://albany.craigslist.org/grd/1921668497.html

i'm interested in mounting this snow blower and would like to know if this set up will work on my dixon D26KH54 tractor and also if it would be worth the time and money without a big hassle to fix the stripped gears.

any help would be appreciated. :thanku:

 

[pigsitter]

I might be wrong on this but I can't see that blower fitting anything but that series deere without taking some modifications.:fing32:

 

[gda882002]

yes but with a wielder, a hammer and some duct tape anything is possably lol

 

[gda882002]

the craftsman blower will work perfect on the dixon by the way

 

[poconosms1]

my 2 cents....

I did some research a few years ago while looking to attach a snow blower to my GHT2654.

1. most blower models do not cross tractor brands.
2. many blower model years do not even cross tractor model years.
3. Snowblower attachments are not usually worth it.

That said;

You need to cross reference the model number of the blower to the manufacture of the tractor. I think there's a link for the tractor models on this forumn. I remember seeing it a few years ago. Try searching. Check the Sears site too, since YTD makes both of them.

I have about a 5-6000 sq.ft. split driveway - it's huge. I decided against the snow blower, because the attachement made the tractor to long to handle curves and corners. Personally, unless you have a long straight driveway, your better off with a plow and blower - which is what I did. Many folks with blowers have to use a shovel too.

 

[MTD snow plow]

The sears plow will work.