Snow Blowers Are Designed For:
1Calculations based off DEF consumption from Nebraska Test Data of a Steiger 620 QuadTrac running at 1900 RPMs in 6th gear for 300 hours.
2Requires ProDrive™
3Based off internal testing of a current production bag calibration on a 1910 air cart taking 10 minutes to calibrate compared to a EZCal-equipped air cart taking 2 minutes and 15 seconds.
SB72M with back drag
John Deere has recently optimized its lineup of Snow Blower CCE attachments from eight to five models. All these new models come equipped with upgrades that enable increased productivity when throwing snow
Back drag in pull back position
The optional back drag feature on Deere snowblowers allows operators to more efficiently clean off driveways or parking lots of nearly all snow while staying in the cab and reducing manual labor
Floating Hitch
The floating hitch feature on Deere snowblowers can decrease the amount of time spent on a site by enabling operators to blow as much snow as possible with every pass, especially when operating on uneven or rough surfaces.
Adjustable skid skis
Optimized skid skis are another key upgrade on the John Deere lineup of Snow blowers.
Dual Articulation chute
Deere snowblowers come with many redesigns including a new dual articulated chute for increased controllability when throwing snow.
SB72M on a 324G skid steer with back drag kit
John Deere snow blowers feature many standard designs that enable them to realize peak performance when throwing snow
With our universal, self-cleaning Quik-Tatch easy-attachment system, you can switch from one type of attachment to another in no time flat.
Start by contacting your dealer directly. Or check out a select offering of compact equipment attachments available to order online.
Features and specifications are based on published information at the time of publication. Features and specifications are subject to change without notice.