V-type snowblower with Ferguson TEA20

1952 Ferguson TEA20 (aka 20-85) pulling a home made V-Type snowblower. With this pre-live pto tractor, the clutch must be engaged to operate the lift arms, so you need to be in neutral or lift while moving along. The paddles of the blower operate at pto speed, so you want to rev up the tractor to throw the snow farther - but that also makes you drive along faster. It takes some finesse to get it all happening but it works once you get the hang of it.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Ferguson
• tractor
• V-type
• snowblower

[grandfatherjim]

I didn't make it, but it looks like whoever did just used whatever he had around. The only standard parts are the pto shaft and a pair of pillow block bearings that support the rear end of the shaft.

[Marcin5819]

Good equipment. I have snowblower.

[DownUnderDoug]

Cool

[greathodgy22]

I have a 52 TEA-20 with a V-Type snowblower also. They work great and I have had four different ones over the years. There were many manufactures that built them from the 40's through to the 60's.

Mine was made so you could reverse it and back up also, Works better driving forward.

[cambriacity]

Dangerous =Fun !

Sounds like a nice running machine.

What did you make your blower fan / paddles from? All new construction, or shop pick up parts?

Nabs.

[naomiw22]

awesome~

SO DANGEROUS !!!

just kidding.