2015年2月22日 · We live in Edmonton, Alberta. We have owned this snowblower since new for 3 years. We have used it around our house, we live long a river valley and get insane snow drifts during the winter. We also own 2 rental houses downtown that occasionally need snowblowing. Lastly we bought it to help with some of our snow removal contracts.

2022年9月5日 · A 6hp Yamaha can throw snow further than any 8, 9 or 10 HP snow blowers like Craftsman, Husqvarna, Toro, YardWorks, etc... If it can throw Newfoundland snow like that, then it is very well made, as Newfoundland snow is heavy, as it has a very high water content... The only thing comparable to a Yamaha is a Honda.

2014年11月8日 · Snow blowing capacity 35 T (77175 lbs )/h Snow clearing width 615 mm ( 24.21 in ) Snow blowing distance 15 m ( 591 in ) ( 50 ft) Snow blowing system Dual-stage auger blower Chute rotation 220° Driving system Endless rubber crawler Transmission HST

2016年1月26日 · If you are seriously considering a Yamaha then make the trip up north and get one. There will be a brand new Yamaha in my stable in the next year or two, I just have to get rid of some of my current machines to make room for one. The 624 is a great machine and very potent and light, do not let the assembled in China hold you from considering one.

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2015年1月4日 · - lighter weight may hinder function on built up ice and snow - the engine is not fully enclosed Yamaha YS1028J Price: $4,099 Pros: - Larger engine size - heavier weight - Sheet metal used around the auger assembly is much thicker - The discharge chute is lined to prevent snow buildup - The engine is fully enclosed Cons: - Higher purchase price

2017年9月17日 · I am trying to decide between the yamaha 1028 and the honda 1332. I can get a 2017 demo (6hrs) 1028 yam for $3800 (Canadian) or the 1332 for slightly less the suggested price. (4500-4800 depending on electric start) I would get the 1028 but the fact that there is no back up manual start worries me.

2019年3月11日 · Actually I was talking about the Yamaha units but we ar eall here to enjoy snow blowers and snow throwers. I hope to see Briggs & Stratton building 52,000 engines a day in Milwaukee again someday. Click to expand...

2015年4月24日 · My MTD Yardman 10.5 HP 28 cut has finally died after 10 years of use. I want to upgrade to either the YT-624 or the HS724 just wondering if you guys could talk about the differences and advise of the best bang for my buck. i'm currently leaning towards the yamaha. i live in northern canada and we get alot of snow. thanks

2016年12月21日 · Yamaha had a distinct different engine form, it does not perform the way it does because its a Tecumseh. The reality answer is no one is going to do it because its not worth it. If you want to keep the Yamaha buy a used one and one or the other is a parts source. Otherwise buy a new one (you lucky dog, you are in Canada and can!)