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Read articles →This is a real-world snow-clearing session with the TYM T474 running a used 6-foot Kubota rear blower, filmed at night during an actual storm on a long driveway. The owner talks PTO speed, mid-range ground speed, angling the chute to keep snow off the road, and the practical downside of a rear-mount blower versus front (losing loader use). Useful for owners weighing rear blower setups on a 47hp tractor.
Appears to be an owner-operator documenting personal use of their own tractor and property, not a dealer or sponsored review.
Bring the RPM up to 540 RPM with the PTO engaged, which is the proper speed for the blower to work.
Yes, the 47 horsepower TYM T474 is strong enough and has no problem running the 6-foot used Kubota blower, which works smoothly with no vibrations.
With a rear blower you have to back up constantly, which is a nuisance. A front blower would be nicer, but then you lose use of the loader.
Angle the chute back so it does not blow snow onto the road, check for oncoming traffic, and move slowly since visibility can be limited at night.
