WoodMaxx SB-72 Review and Snow Blowing Action with Case IH D45.

See 1500 feet of blowing my driveway towards the middle of the video.
I've owned this snowblower seven years and I illustrate the good things and things I would change. Included are lots of snow blowing action vids intertwined in the review. @JS Project Wild

[@JSProjectWild]

Hey guys I forgot to mention that after all these years I am still using the flat and angle steel that the shipping cage was made of. I have used it for many different projects that require steel. It cuts great and welds easy. Have you checked the price of steel lately? 😱😢😩

[@dustinsamuelson6687]

Thanks for the info. Looking at getting a sb72 for my tractor.

[@JSProjectWild]

Very happy with mine. Thanks for commenting!👍

[@kentheis105]

Would you buy this again? I have a new CK4010SE HST "40 Horse" and my old blower isn't wide enough now. I was looking at MK Martin SB72, it has 5 blades and good reviews, made in Canada good gearbox but roughly $500+ more. Very few local vendors have anything in stock or asking a lot. WoodMaxx is offering end of season sale now under $4000 with Hydro shoot rotation and tax. These dang things sure have gone up in price the past few years but a necessary evil.

[@JSProjectWild]

Normally I buy used attachments but at the time I couldn't find one that was the size and/or price I wanted which is why I bought the new Woodmaxx. Yes I would buy it again and even though I paid much less than 4Gs that sounds like a good price in today's market. If there comes a time you don't need it any more it may still be worth close to what you paid for it. IMO 6 footers are hard to find used because that is a popular size. Thanks for watching and commenting Ken!

[@kentheis105]

@@JSProjectWild Would you still go with the Electric over Hydraulic chute option? I have 2 rear remotes but I would still have to purchase some hose ends and I've seen some videos of the Hydraulic version and the deflector moves erratic, very touchy. Seems to be up or down, moves way to fast, probably needs a restrictor valve, more cost. Electic seems just easier since I already have power in back. Snow season is coming to an end here but hate miss out on the sale, prices could be higher come the fall.

[@JSProjectWild]

Yes, I would buy the electric again, I've had no issues with it. The up and down moves at about the right speed. Plus, you can put the electric switch wherever is convenient for you rather than reaching for your hydro controls. And again---resale.

[@kentheis105]

@@JSProjectWild I would agree, thank you!