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Read articles →This short clip shows a Massey Ferguson 1736 cab tractor running an MF 1410 front-mounted, shaft-driven two-stage snowblower in real snow, clearing a 63-inch path and throwing snow 30-40 feet. Ray explains the auger and impeller setup and the machine's rated capacity from an inch up to two feet of snow. It's a brief in-action demo, not a walkaround or detailed spec review, best for buyers curious how this snowblower attachment actually performs.
Posted by Sosler's Garden & Farm Equipment, an equipment dealer channel, so expect a demonstration geared toward showcasing the product in use rather than a neutral review.
It clears a 63 inch wide path of snow using its two-stage, shaft-driven auger and impeller system.
The four-bladed impeller fan throws the snow out the chute approximately 30 to 40 feet.
The tractor and snowblower combination can handle snow from about one inch up to about two feet deep.
The front auger, 63 inches wide, connects to a centrally located cast-iron gearbox, and a four-bladed impeller fan throws the snow out the chute.
