can you add snow thrower attachment to this? I need that on a regular basis in winter
471071
Yes, Husqvarna 531307169 Two-Stage Snow Thrower around $1250.00. I understand it will accept a generic snow plow (Husqvarna 48" Snow Blade Fits All 2008 and Newer Husqvarna Tractors) around $420.00. I can't help but be a smart ass please forgive me? What good are these if you can't keep the mower running and out of service? Best of luck, Regards
471072
From my research, the answer is NO. I looked on Husqvarna's Web site and the snow blower wasn't an option for this model. You may look for yourself at: http://www.husqvarna.com/us/products/garden-tractors/yth2042/#accessoriesHope this helps...
1159868
No there is no place to attach the extra tools on the handle or the vacuum itself. You would have to come up with your own creative way of connecting them. Hope this helps. Awesome vacuum by the way!
34271
Now THAT makes sense. Sign me up!!! (Will it come with snow-tires? I will need snow-tires.)
1012680
I do not know if you can purchase the rake head separately -- check in with Garelick Co. As for the wheels, I'm nearing the end of my 4th season with the snow rake and have not had any issues with the wheels falling off or jamming.
2125862
I would suggest talking with customer support at the manufacture. I have not used mine all winter but will be using mine at least by May. I am waiting for the snow to melt.
1503290
The Wonder Winder come with an extra mounting base so you can mount the extra base wherever you have an outlet. Its just like an extension cord reel but it winds up much easier and cleaner. I keep the Winder in my garage and the spare mount outside my storage shed. Electric snow blowing would work fine.
1734129
you really don't want to push it because it will drive the blades down and make them bind. What you need to do is let the snow blower pull it self into the snow with a little bit of back pressure on the handle.
1520070
I'd say yes..once you get the handle turning. You do have to hold it down with. Your other hand. It does make very good snow, for a great price.
1142481
I don,t know about using a snow blower.....Have not had any problems with it.....And we have had more ice & snow than in the previous years......
868842
yes,but be sure not to drive on driveway before removing snow because machine will not remove packed snow.
1166709
That is the only place to add attachments. Also keep in mind, i have a dwarf and he wont go up there!!!
2163198
I'm sure you can. All the attachments are included, I haven't tried though.
1824443
Yes. It has skid plates that can be adjusted for the kind of surface you're clearing snow from, holding the blade and adjustable heights from the surface.
2079277
Nope, very dangerous idea. The machine will throw rocks as well as it does snow. You also stand a good chance of doing damage to the machine as well, not made for throwing solid objects (rocks & stones).
845156
Nope, it also lacks enough power to be of much use in snow deeper than 3 or 4 inches. Spend the extra money for a gas unit.
1885688
YES! we have been using ours all winter so far. The only issue other than the noise of the blower is since you cant attach it to the ground like outside it does slide a bit when the kids start jumping. But that's a small issue when it gives the kids so much fun and wears them out on cold winter days :)
810853
If the snow is wet and heavy it clogs up to a point where it is useless. This is a "light duty" machine only and isn't much better than shovelling. Buy a a snowblower with a more powerful motor at least 250cc. Do yourself a favour and buy a more powerful machine.