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Read articles →This is a first-time hands-on trial of a rear three-point hitch snowblower borrowed from a local dealer, mounted on a Kubota B2601, rather than a dealer spec sheet. It covers real dimensions (525 lbs, 60-61 inch opening, 24-inch impeller, throw distance), build details like gussets and skid shoes, plus actual driveway use noting noise level and traction. Light snow only, no deep-snow torture test. Good for owners weighing rear versus front blower options.
An owner-operator testing borrowed dealer equipment on his own property, sharing candid first impressions rather than a sales pitch.
It weighs about 525 pounds, which felt heavy on the back of the tractor but kept it pushing through snow without slipping.
The operator states it will throw snow about 35 to 40 feet through its chute.
It was surprisingly quiet. The operator had to check if the PTO was engaged because the chain drive was barely audible.
Yes, it has welded skid shoes on both sides plus a larger, adjustable secondary set of skid shoes.
