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Choosing the right snowblower

Living the Country Life Radio Program


Before the first winter storm of the year hits, it's a good idea to make sure you have a snowblower readily available. Look for a machine with variable speeds that will allow you to work under a variety of conditions. If you have an ATV, you can purchase a snowblower that runs off its power. For larger acreages, a 3-point snowblower that attaches to your tractor can quickly clear a path by blowing snow up to 60 feet in the air. Contrary to popular belief, the terms snowblower and snowthrower are basically interchangeable. When shopping, simply choose the machine with the features that best meet your needs.

Radio interview source: Ted McSherry, Rocky Mountain Farm Pros

To learn more about buying a snowthrower, we recommend these helpful resources:

Snowblower Safety: Basic guidelines for safely removing snow from your property.

Snowthrower Buying Guide: An overview of the different features associated with single stage and two-stage snowthrowers.

Snowblower Guide: Reviews of the most popular brands of snowblowers.

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