Utility Vehicle Snow
Blower - Utility ATV / UTV Snow Blower
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| 60 Inch "Versatile"
Model 700460 |
35
Horsepower v-twin overhead valve Vanguard engine |
$5900
- Includes the 35 horsepower
Vanguard engine installed.
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This one is the Grand Daddy!
2 Stage
Fits most major brands of utility vehicles, Quads, all terrain vehicles, ATV's
and utility ATVs.
High RPM fan behind the auger helps push the snow to amazing
distances.
The snow blower is controlled from the driver's seat.
The electric chute can be raised, lowered, and turned by the push of
a button.
Electric spout control
Has a kill switch for safety. |
 7
different adjustments on the subframe
extension. |
1.
Emergency switch
2. Switch for the chute
3. Switch for the deflector
4. Switch for the belt tensioner |
| Versatile model has 4
impellers |
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| 35
Horsepower Vanguard engine-Now that's some power! |
The
snowblower can be stopped with an electric PTO control |
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| 2 adjustable chains
in front keep the snowblower stable |
Uses the
utility vehicle's winch. (not included) |
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The
hitch allows the utility vehicle snow blower to be attached quickly
to your utility vehicle and even a front mount tractor with it's 1
7/8 inch hitch to the 1 7/8 inch ball on your machine. |
New this Winter:
60 inch utility vehicle power
broom
&
54" Versatile model 4 wheeler snow thrower |
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Utility Vehicle Snow Blower -
Questions and Answers
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Q: I own
a Yamaha 660 Grizzly with Lite Foot tracks installed. Is your snow
blower able to accommodate these tracks? I have a Warn plow on it
now and was think that a snow blower would be a better option.
A: Those tracks
are not a problem. Our snowblower has a pole down the middle of the
wheel base to the rear hitch. It is adjustable to whatever length you
need to clear your machine in the front. With these snow blowers you
handle the snow once, you don't have to play snow relay.
Q: I may be purchasing a mini truck (much like a UTV) would a snow blower
fit? We get a ton of snow and drifting so I'm looking for a snow blower that
would be able to handle.
A: Yes our snowblower
will fit right on this mini truck. I also have winches available that you will
need mounted on your truck.
Q: Will a
wheeled four wheeler push the blower ok against hard packed snow & ice with an
icy base? I see your video has a tracked unit which I'm sure has much better
push ability.
A: No, there is no
reason that you would need to own a tracked ATV to operate my snowblowers.
That one just happened to be around when the pictures were taken. Actually it
takes less ATV engine power and traction to run my snowblower than it takes
for the ATV to push a plow blade.
Q: I have a
500CC Polaris Ranger 4X4. I need a snow machine that will cut through drifts
and hard packed snow. Exactly what has to be done to the Ranger in order to
use your Utility Vehicle Snow Blower Model 700460 with it?
A: You will not have to
do anything to your Polaris Ranger but put on a winch if you do not have one
already.
Q: Do you have a model to fit the Kubota UTV?
A: Yes my utility ATV snowblowers will fit right on your UTV. I have
either a 54" wide model or 60" model to choose from.
Q: I have a 2005 Yamaha Rhino UTV and a 2000 Yamaha 400 ATV. Can I put a
snowblower on either machine? What do I need to install it?
A: I have the new style
utility vehicle snowblowers with an improved hitch set up so you can take off or put on the
snowblowers very quickly with the new system. You will no longer need to buy
the belly bracket for any of your machines. I have a 54 inch wide two stage
snowblower with a 18 hp Vanguard engine or 54 inch wide two stage snowblower
and the 23 hp Vanguard engine in it. If you want a wild wild machine I have a
60 inch wide snowblower with a 35 hp engine in it.
Q: I
have a Polaris Ranger 4x4, in order for us to reach the main road we
drive 1 mile with a few hills. I was wondering what you would
recommend.
A: I have
54 inch ATV blower that has a
23 hp Vanguard engine and it sells for $4700. I have the big
powerful 60 inch wide
with a 35 hp Vanguard engine for $5,900. This cannot be found
anywhere else as I am the one setting these packages up. |