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Read articles →An owner-operator's first-season field report on the Case IH BS150 front snowblower fitted to his Farmall 25SC. Covers the three-part purchase requirement (snowblower, frame kit, PTO shaft kit), cost warning, a specific instruction gap for the chute-rod bracket, counterweight setup (roughly 250 lbs rear-mounted), and real-snow performance with ag tires and no chains. Best for 25SC owners deciding whether the BS150 attachment is worth the investment.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own property, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation.
You need to buy three things: the snowblower itself, the frame mounting kit, and the PTO shaft kit, plus weights and a weight bracket, which adds up to a few thousand dollars.
No, with agricultural tread tires the owner did not need chains, even in 6 to 8 inches of snow, though turf tires might require them.
The owner used about 250 lbs on a three-point mounted weight bracket to offset the 300 lb snowblower and keep traction on the rear tires.
Yes, the instructions do not say where to mount the bracket for the chute rotator rod, so the owner had to figure out the location himself.
