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Default Snow thrower with track drive?

Honda makes good ones although you'll pay a pretty penny for the
hydrostatic drive compared to some brands.


VERY bad choice for cold weather. I have one on my tractor and the
transmission does not work well when the temp is very cold.


I can't say about tractors, but I have a Honda 928 snow blower with
hydrostatic drive and wheels (not tracks). The hydrostatic drive
works just fine in New Hampshire winters. I've had no problems
running it in single-digit temperatures. And it's great to be able to
select an exact speed to match the snow conditions. I did pay more
for the Honda than I would have for a Toro, Simplicity, or Ariens, but
it was definitely worth it.

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