Great question! When the snow or weed creates a path to ground, the spark eats and dries out that connection. I have seen grass dried out that was touching the electric fence. Once it is dry, there is no path for the electricity. Thanks again for the great question.
Thanks for the question. The blower works well at low flow. I do remember the time it struggled a little with wet snow. Every blower struggles with wet snow. No issues at all. Good solid built blower. The only difference is that the snow does not blow as far. Thanks again for reaching out!
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How does your electric fence work with so much snow, does it ground out like with weeds touching it?
Great question! When the snow or weed creates a path to ground, the spark eats and dries out that connection. I have seen grass dried out that was touching the electric fence.
Once it is dry, there is no path for the electricity. Thanks again for the great question.
I have the same unit but low flow. How does this unit work on a low flow machine? Any issues? What would be difference be?
Thanks for the question. The blower works well at low flow. I do remember the time it struggled a little with wet snow. Every blower struggles with wet snow. No issues at all. Good solid built blower. The only difference is that the snow does not blow as far. Thanks again for reaching out!
Hello. I am looking at a SB 200 72” for my 1998 Bobcat 863, high flow. Is that the machine you have?
Thanks for reaching out. Yes, that is what I have. Great snow blower. You should get one. Does it have the correct electrical harness connection?