Another new addition to the family..

[J-Mech]

Originally Posted by john hall

I got a "Southern" question. Do you have to crowd or "push" a blower that big to make it work properly? My thinking is kind of like running a combine or baler, you have to "feed" it adequately--too slow creates issues.

Yes John, you have to keep it fed. Keep pressure on it all the time, but just like a combine, you can only feed it as fast as it will eat it.

I don't thing the other guys don't know what you mean.... have to have ran a combine or a baler to know, lol.

[john hall]

Originally Posted by J-Mech

Yes John, you have to keep it fed. Keep pressure on it all the time, but just like a combine, you can only feed it as fast as it will eat it.

I don't thing the other guys don't know what you mean.... have to have ran a combine or a baler to know, lol.

Got you! If its only 3-4 inches, you got to drive like you are mad at it! A foot, slow down and let the big dog eat!

[J-Mech]

Originally Posted by john hall

Got you! If its only 3-4 inches, you got to drive like you are mad at it! A foot, slow down and let the big dog eat!

You got it!!

[Rescue11]

Giver the onions

[ol'George]

When you hear the engine snorting @ WFO and smell the belt, it's workin' just right.
She will blow snow like a steam train smokes up hill.

[jaynjeep]

Originally Posted by john hall

I got a "Southern" question. Do you have to crowd or "push" a blower that big to make it work properly? My thinking is kind of like running a combine or baler, you have to "feed" it adequately--too slow creates issues.

I had always wondered the same thing John... glad you asked the question and others answered..

I sure don't know anything about blowing snow but I am all too familiar with feeding a combine.. good analogy for us southern farm guys!