SNOW BLOWER

Choosing the right snow blower depends on snowfall amount, property size, and machine type.

• Light snowfall and small residential driveways can be handled with compact snow blowers.
• Larger properties, gravel driveways, farms, or rural areas require tractor-powered snow blowers for higher efficiency and durability.

Always start by identifying whether you are using a tractor (PTO) or a skid steer loader.

Two-stage snow blowers are the most practical and reliable option for most homeowners, farms, and tractor users.

• They use an auger to collect snow and an impeller to throw it far, even in heavy or compacted snow.
• Three-stage snow blowers are designed mainly for professional or municipal use and may be unnecessary for most properties.

For most users, a two-stage snow blower offers the best balance of power, simplicity, and cost.

Yes. Storage space is an important factor.

• Compact snow blowers can be stored in a small garage.
• Tractor-mounted snow blowers require a shed, barn, or covered storage area during the off-season.

If storage is limited but you still need tractor-level performance, a compact PTO snow blower may be a better fit.

You should consider upgrading if:

• Your current snow blower struggles to throw snow effectively.
• Breakdowns or clogging happen frequently.
• Your property size or snowfall amount has increased.

Upgrading to the right snow blower improves efficiency, reduces clearing time, and minimizes equipment stress.

Tractor-powered snow blowers connect directly to your machine and use its power output.

Compared to gas or battery models, they:

• Handle deeper snow more easily
• Clear wider paths faster
• Throw snow farther

They are ideal for farms, rural properties, and areas with regular heavy snowfall.

For detailed fitment and machine-specific guidance, explore our PTO Snow Blowers or Skid Steer Snow Blowers.

First and foremost, prior to making a purchase, it is essential to confirm the type of your machine. If your machine is a tractor, the TSB series snow blowers are suitable for purchase; if it is a skid-steer loader, the SSB series snow blowers may be selected.

Furthermore, attention should be paid to the horsepower and hitch type of your host machine. Our various models come with recommended ranges of host machine horsepower and requirements for hitch types. During the purchase process, these specifications should be compared to ensure the selection of the most appropriate snow blower.

It is important to note that our TSB series snow blowers are currently only compatible with tractors equipped with a rear PTO drive and hitch.

Farmry snow blowers come standard with manual snow discharge direction adjustment. Optional full hydraulic, semi-hydraulic, or full electric kits are available for direction control, tailored to your operating habits and preferences.

*Manual adjustment: Snow discharge direction is controlled via a manual joystick; discharge height via an upper adjustment lever.
*Complete electric control: Discharge height is regulated by an electric push rod; snow outlet rotation by an electric motor.
*Complete hydraulic control: Connects to tractor hydraulic ports (requires 2 sets); snow outlet rotation via hydraulic motor; discharge height via hydraulic cylinder.
*Semi-hydraulic control: Connects to tractor hydraulic ports; snow outlet rotation via hydraulic motor.

Farmry's TSB series snow blowers are designed for tractors with rear-mounted PTO drive and hitch; thus, when operating a TSB series blower, the tractor must reverse.

Farmry's SSB series snow blowers are for skid steer loaders, featuring front-mounted installation; therefore, when using an SSB series blower, the skid steer travels forward.

The Farmry snow blowers series can handle 4-12 inch snow accumulation.

All models feature serrated steel augers, effectively shredding compacted snow and slush. Hardened blades and height-adjustable skid shoes extend service life and adapt to diverse road conditions.

For snow throwing distance: TSB series reaches approximately 60-75ft; SSB series, around 50-75ft.

Our product design prioritizes ease of routine maintenance. For daily upkeep, follow these steps:

- Grease all transmission points.
- Check for loose fastening bolts.
- Inspect hydraulic lines for leaks.
- Verify gearbox oil level.
- Ensure PTO shafts extend/retract smoothly and their guards rotate freely on the shafts.
- Confirm no safety decals are missing.
- Clear snow from augers and discharge chutes; for SSB series, additionally clean hydraulic connectors to prevent debris from disrupting 16-21 GPM flow.
- Check wear on cutting edges and skid shoes (replace if wear exceeds 0.12 in).

Your manual provides detailed guidance for each step. Adhering to it will ensure your equipment operates reliably over a longer service life.

The product you receive will not be fully assembled. We provide detailed images and videos for guidance, and you may also refer to the product manual during installation. For any questions, please contact our after-sales support team for assistance.