John Deere Snow Blowers

John Deere is one of, if not the most reputable names in residential products such as tractors, lawn mowers and power tool, but did you know that they also sold John Deere snow blowers as well? John Deere actually markets them as snowthrowers, but most people refer to them as snow blowers.

There are actually two distinct options for buying a John Deere snow blower: a unit that you buy whose sole purpose is throwing snow or an attachment for your John Deere tractor that enables you to throw snow in the same manner as the stand-alone unit while riding around your yard or field in comfort on your tractor.

John Deere Stand-Alone Snow Blowers

John Deere Snowthrowers are heavy-duty pieces of machinery designed to stand up to the toughest of winter seasons. They are sold in either Single State or Dual State models and all come with a 2 year consumer warranty.

The features are as follows:

Briggs and Stratton Engines: One of the best names in engines joins with John Deere to produce a well-powered and reliable snowthrower for the toughest of conditions. The come with an electric starter and a “Fresh Start” fuel cap to ensure clean, fresh fuel.

Push Button Chute Rotation: This neat feature allows you to rotate the snow throwing chute nearly 200 degrees from right to left all while you are operating the snowblower. This means you do not have to take your hands off the handgrips to rotate the chute for more efficient operation.

Heated Hand Grips and Free Hand Control: They offer two heat settings so your hands will stay warm even in the coldest of climates, and the free hand control function allows you to operate the controls with one hand and drive with the other.

Halogen Headlight, Large Snow Tires and Adjustable Skid Shoes: Important safety and functional features that add to the versatility and durability of a John Deere Snow Blower.

The John Deere Snow Blower attachment for your riding mower is a wonderful addition to your home riding mower that makes it more versatile and efficient.  This attachment just literally connects to the front of your normal riding mower and it functions in much the same manner as the stand-alone unit.  The snow enters the snow blower attachment and then is powered into the throwing chute and then deposited many yards away from where it is currently located. 

Like the individual unit, this attachment offers many of the same features such as 200 degree chute turning capability from the driver’s console and heavy duty construction to stand up to the harshest of conditions.  If you own a John Deere riding mower then this is clearly your best option as it leverages your previous purchase and it allows you to ride when blowing snow.