Anyone put a snow blower on a 350b ?

[Scottyb]

I'm running out of room to pile snow in the yard and have long thought of putting a blower on the front of one of my 350's, I would like to blow the snow back into the trees. I am hoping to use the hydraulic valve not in use from the backhoe ,to run a drive motor for the snowblower. nd add a valve to rotate the chute. Anyone done this? There is plenty of 3 point hitch snowblowers for sale around here that I could convert. Will my pump have enough to run 96inches wide of blower? even 6 feet would be ok, I just want it to work. Thanks in advance for any feedback
Scott

[Lavoy]

You have about 25gpm or less. It would run a small blower very slowly.
Lavoy

[njoldiron]

I think the other problem you would have is the oil getting too hot. I do not think that machine has a hydraulic oil cooler like most skid steers. My JD skid steer has a oil cooler as big but not as think as the radiator and I was suprised how warm the auxiliary lines get just from using a grapple.

[NWJD fan]

Seriously doubt you would have enough hydraulics to run one well. Self powered either hydraulic or mechanical snowblowers that mount onto different vehicles are available but pretty spendy.
Just put a Farm King 74 inch pull type snowblower on our 50 hp 2wd tractor to clear our 2 km long driveway and it works well. Was spending too much time managing the windrow previously

[NWJD fan]

Honda walk behind snowblowers work pretty awesome if you are not clearing acres. Before buying the pull behind blower we plowed the drive with a quad then blew the snow with a 9 hp 28 inch Honda blower