Re: CTSRR Snow Removal Part 0003.

Rader Sidetrack Wrote:
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> Rader Sidetrack Wrote:
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> > I find it interesting that the snow is coming
> out
> > of a apparently small chute on the right side
> of
> > the blower, while the larger / taller chute on
> the
> > left side of the machine goes unused (so far).
>
>
> I noted in Roger's Part 4 video that they are
> continuing to send the snow through the lower
> chute on the blower. I reviewed the
> manufacturer's page for a SIMILAR machine
> that has specs and photos of the blower details.
>
>
> [grouperpmtech.com]
> 03/RPM220-Snow-Blower-Brochure-2022-02-21-EN-Sourc
> ewell.pdf
>
> The lower snow chute is very close to the impeller
> (mostly hidden behind the dual augers), which
> presumably means that a higher volume of snow can
> moved though the lower exit, compared to using the
> taller chute. Since the locations shown so far
> have no need to throw snow up over a
> high snowbank, using the lower chute is more
> efficient.
>
> Here is a snippet of the above PDF showing the
> impeller behind the augers:
> [attachment 88833
> ImpellerScreenshotfrom2023-05-1409-57-01.jpg]


Very interesting. Thanks for the post.