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Tow-able Leaf Blower
Each fall I have the chore of preparing one of my customer’s lane ways for winter. This involves clearing off all the leaves, spreading gravel, stone and ground asphalt followed by compacting with my vibratory roller. To help with this I recently picked up one of these blowers from Little Wonder. With the Honda GX270, this thing can really clear a path!
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After all the fun the 1650 has been having with the leaf vac I thought that I’d get the 1450 out for some action too. So, I built this simple tongue.
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7014 on AC at 90 amps. (Comments welcome )
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6011 at 105
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Ready to go.
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Lookin’ - a – stern...
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And in usual fashion…..
(yup, smartened up and did it going up hill this time.) |
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Oopps...
I was sure it said 80 psi. You mean that was a 3! /#*! |
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Originally I was going to paint it white, but as I had a can of this appliance paint laying around I decided to go with it. Black it is!
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Don't think the blue goop will seal that tire. Bet it made a big boom. Been there with an old tire. Shiny black looks good.
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1863, 1864, 48" and 54" mower decks, 54" snow plow, 451 snow blower, TracVac 580 |
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