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Old 11-08-2017, 04:57 PM
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Very well done! If it weren't being used while it's cold out, would oil temperature be a concern? I have thought about a hydraulic pto for a long time, but didn't know where to mount a oil cooler where it wouldn't look rediculous.

Side not, isn't 15 foot lbs about the same torque as a 12 hp k series puts out?
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Oil temp was a concern, not only for the blower but my backhoe as well. That's why I built a second oil tank. The kwik-way tank only holds about 1.5 gallons. I built another 3.5 gallon tank to keep things cool. I have it set up so both tanks are being utilized. I have since moved the oil filter to a more suitable location.
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Old 11-09-2017, 08:12 AM
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Ken, where did you mount your filter? I'm in the process of doing the same loader on the same tractor and have not found a place yet that I'm 100% happy with the location. Nice job on the auxiliary tank.
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Ken, where did you mount your filter?
It's on the side of the loader frame on the return line in the above pic Todd...... Did you miss it?
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Old 11-09-2017, 09:01 AM
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Awesome build. Very impressive.
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Old 11-09-2017, 10:49 AM
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Great build! A real snow killer!
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You Yankees get to have all the fun! Seriously, that is rather nice looking. Now being the Southerner I am, I'll ask aren't snow blowers/throwers supposed to "float".
Gee John, your right. They are supposed to float! WET DEERE.jpg

By the way Ken, nice job on the blower.
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Moved the filter to the other side.
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I liked where it was before, now it looks like a toe ready to be stubbed.
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LI liked where it was before, now it looks like a toe ready to be stubbed.
That sure seems like a dig at my expense. Well played Lew
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