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Read articles →An informal, unscripted home video of two people actually working through the process of mounting a snowblower onto a TC33DA, including removing storage pins, extending support legs, connecting the PTO driveshaft, and routing hydraulic hoses. It ends with a quick walkthrough of the control lever functions, PTO engagement, and RPM tip. Best for owners who already have this setup and want to see the real-world fumbling and problem-solving involved.
Posted by the Christopher Schaefer channel, which appears to be a private owner documenting their own tractor work with no evident commercial affiliation.
There is a collar that slides back while you pull the shaft out or push it in, and it clicks into place once properly seated on the tractor's PTO shaft.
Turn the engine off and move the lever in all directions to release pressure in the hydraulic lines before disconnecting or connecting hoses.
Run the tractor at about twenty-five hundred RPM, using the gear symbol marking on the throttle for PTO-driven implements like the snowblower.
Start the tractor with the clutch in using your left foot, then push the front PTO lever forward to engage it, and you can hear it engage.
