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Loftness Snow Blowers

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Loftness Snow Blowers

The Loftness line of snow blowers accommodates many makes and models of skid steers and tractors. The line is built with heavy-duty construction for maximum reliability and high performance.

Features include

  • adjustable skid shoes
  • reinforced body braces
  • shear bolt protection standard

The seven Loftness skid steer snow blower models are available in 72- to 84-in. widths. They are offered in a wide variety of flow rates, starting as low as 15 GPM. Additionally, they come with a universal coupler; a single motor design; and an electric spout rotator.

PTO-driven tractor models are also offered with one-, two- or three-auger configurations. Available in 60- to 108-in. widths, they accommodate tractors with

  • 540- or 1,000-RPM PTO drives
  • 16- to 200-PTO HP

The units feature two-stage designs for highly efficient operation.

Loftness manufactures

  • SnowLogix line of snow blower attachments
  • VMLogix line of vegetation management equipment
  • GrainLogix line of grain-bagging equipment
  • CropLogix line of crop shredders

For more information about the Loftness snow blowers visit loftness.com.

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