What models does a John Deere 44 Snowblower fit?
This 44-in. (112-cm) Snow Blower is compatible with the following: Select Series X300R, X300, X304, X310, X320, X324, X340, X360, X500 M-T, and X520 M-T Tractors.
How much is a snow blower?
Homeowners spend $726.68 on average for a new snowblower or anywhere between $62.29 and $3,499. Prices vary widely depending on what type of snowblower you need. Don’t forget the dark horses of the snow-blowing world — the corded and cordless (battery) snowblowers.
How much does a John Deere 44 inch snowblower weigh?
Overall width | 44 in. (112 cm) |
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Skid shoes | Standard |
Lift system | Spring-assisted foot lift or hydraulic lift (X310, X360) |
Lift height | 4 in. (102 mm) |
Weight | 180 lb (81.6 kg) |
How much horsepower does a 47 inch snow blower have?
In the 8” or so of light, fluffy snow Mother Nature delivered for our test, the 47” blower with 23 gross/17.1 power take off (PTO) horsepower didn’t protest at all. Using the tractor tachometer to gauge PTO rpm – on the 2210 2900 engine rpm equals 2100 PTO – we found the throttle could easily be backed down with little decrease in performance.
What kind of blower does a John Deere X500 have?
The 47” blower covered by this review gets John Deere’s Operator’s Manual OMLVU1840 and is not to be confused with the 47” blowers used by the X500 tractors. This series blower requires a quick-tach front hitch, which differs slightly depending on the series tractor it is intended to be mounted on.
Are two stage snow blowers better than a single stage snowblower?
Generally, two-stage snow blowers are more effective than single-stage snow throwers when operating in deep or drifted snow conditions Optional Remote spout cap control kit is available to allow operator to change angle of discharge deflector on the go without leaving the seat
What kind of shoes do 47 inch blowers use?
The current generation of 47” blowers use a heavy-duty skid shoe and reversible scraper blade. These shoes are made of thick fabricated metal and are a much better design than previous generation where the shoes were stamped and much thinner.