Which back hook up? Assuming you are talking about the belt drive module (attaches to the belly of the frame), there are brackets available from John Deere, but I opted to drill holes in my frame instead.
@@nathanrw7971 It is still working great. I did get a set of heavy duty Robolon skid shoes for it. They last WAY longer than the factory ones that came with it. So far, the deepest I have used it is about 12” of slightly wet snow. I had to slow down a bit, but it took it. The worst I used it in was actually about 6” of dripping wet snow. It snowed 6” then the air temp warmed to 40 degrees which made the snow change to rain. For that, the Briggs 22hp V-Twin was grunting and I really had to moderate ground speed, but it was still throwing that soup close to 30 feet. Still very happy with this blower. I do four to six driveways now including my own. I’m usually done with all of them within an hour, and my driveway is 120’ long and two cars wide. I haven’t had to replace anything on it yet, although after this coming season it will likely need a new scraper bar. Knock wood, I haven’t even had to replace any shear pins yet.
I have a 08 la 125 with a newer style blower like u have and everything works except the back hook up. Where did u get that bracket,
Which back hook up?
Assuming you are talking about the belt drive module (attaches to the belly of the frame), there are brackets available from John Deere, but I opted to drill holes in my frame instead.
Two years on, how do you like this blower? Any complaints? What’s the largest snow fall you’ve used it in?
@@nathanrw7971 It is still working great. I did get a set of heavy duty Robolon skid shoes for it. They last WAY longer than the factory ones that came with it. So far, the deepest I have used it is about 12” of slightly wet snow. I had to slow down a bit, but it took it. The worst I used it in was actually about 6” of dripping wet snow. It snowed 6” then the air temp warmed to 40 degrees which made the snow change to rain. For that, the Briggs 22hp V-Twin was grunting and I really had to moderate ground speed, but it was still throwing that soup close to 30 feet. Still very happy with this blower. I do four to six driveways now including my own. I’m usually done with all of them within an hour, and my driveway is 120’ long and two cars wide. I haven’t had to replace anything on it yet, although after this coming season it will likely need a new scraper bar. Knock wood, I haven’t even had to replace any shear pins yet.
hi dad