Snow Blowing Heavy Dense Snow With Our 19 Tooth Snow Thrower Upgrade Kit For Case Ingersoll Tractors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Here we use one of our "heavy duty upgrade kits forALL Case Ingersoll Snowcastors" with the optional 19 tooth sprocket on a SB48 Snow Blower on a Ingersoll 4020 1 owner with 20 horsepower Onan We are Selling. You can see how well this Snow thrower combo works for snow removal even in heavy snow! We had an incredibly wet, heavy very dense snowstorm, this is what we call ocean snow, this was the day after the 12 inch wet storm and the snow compressed to around 6 inches and froze over night so it was a bit dryer but very dense. Also a sneak peak of our winter 2024 video coming soon! We have a few videos of different models doing snow removal with different setups as well as plows. As well as the Case Ingersoll loaders. Be sure to check them out! We also have many how-to and informational videos.
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Neat. You have to have that 20 hp in my mind to operate 19 tooth sprocket that in the heavy stuff.
Great video. Impressive that it had turf tires, no tractor added weight, no loaded tires, no rear weight and no wheel weights. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋
My 446 would not do that. Traction wise. And could not operate 19 tooth sprocket drive.
Thanks bud, The 448 in the video in the very wet dense road side snow was a 18 horse and did well with that 19 tooth considering and it was plowing as much snow as it was sending through the blower lol! The snow type matters with the 19 tooth for sure as does 38 or 48 inch blower, but 16 Onans can handle it in most situations, 16 Briggs really light powder only. But the hot 20 is great with it. The power the 20's make is hard to beat! Yes no added weight at all. On the flat it works not bad as you see. Done it with about all models with blower and no chains and weights the big wheels do best have other videos showing no weights or chains or combos of. But if plowing the added weights and chains and or AG tires really make the difference. We always recommend weights and chains/ags. But if you only use it a few times in the winter many do not want to bother putting weights and chains on so I tell them they will get the job done without, just much better with lol. Thanks again bud for watching and the comments!
That is a VERY impressive increase in performance on the blower. These tractors are so impressive, especially considering that they are only 2WD. Thanks for the video.
Yes many do not understand they do not need to be 4x4 as this designed is hard to beat even with 4x4 in this class or class above. Same principles farm tractors used and were designed forever. Heavy with very large rear tires and the weight where it needs to be. On such small machines 4x4 is not the night and day difference it is on bigger equipment and vehicles. On such small machines its a more of a marketing thing, added expenses and complications and lots more parts than to out way the small benefit on this size. Now on much, much bigger equipment 4x4 is well worth it. Thanks again for watching and the comment!
Thanks Ryan. Great videos. Real working tractors.
Thanks bud and thank you for your videos! Everyone check out Noels channel!
Thanks Ryan. 👍🏻👋