PRONOVOST SNOWBLOWERS | My P-620 was hit by a 115-year old falling pine a few years ago. Part of it landed on the chute cranking mechanism and bent the metal, and made the surface of the chute not level all around. The chute would not turn. I used some shims to make it level all around and fixed some small problems and the unit works now. What is amazing is that, with all the damage, none of the welds in the area of the chute or the fish-mouth above the impellers were broken. So it appears that you have some very skilled welders working with Pronovost !
― Norman Blake, West Baldwin, Maine

MACERATOR |We have never produced such dry hay in such a short time! The Macerator has improved our way of making dry hay. Reducing the hay moisture to 25% is easy, but bringing it down to under 14% on a regular basis is the advantage of the Macerator. You need to work with this machine to discover the many benefits beyond just accelerating drying and maintaining a nice color. Softer hay, which doesn’t put strain once baled, has allowed us to increase the weight of the bales.
― Éric Desrosiers, Saint-Gabriel-de-Brandon, Qc

LARGE RIBBON AUGER SNOWBLOWER | The staff at Pronovost is very easy to work with and produce sturdy snowblowers at a very reasonable price. They are very responsive to our needs and continue to improve their products to exceed our expectations. Pronovost designs, builds and sells the higest value snowblower attachments available.  Pronovost snowblowers continue to be the #1 choice of snow removal professionals in Lake Tahoe region.
― Darin R Smith, Alpine Smith, Inc. Lake Tahoe

MACERATOR | Small or large square bales, hay drying time is greatly reduced.
― Les Équipements Adrien Phaneuf inc., Victoriaville, Qc

PRONOVOST SNOWBLOWERS | As a snow removal professional for the last 30 years, I have run pretty much all the different snowblower brands. But since I tried my first Pronovost P-1040 back in 2002, I’ve never considered switching back again as the difference stood out right away. The Pronovost snowblowers run so smooth, you don’t hear them. Last year, I tried a new brand that is claiming to be the new standard in snowblower. Well, I have to say that it was fine in hard snow but it just didn’t work in wet snow. I’ll stick with my Pronovost.
― Rosaire Roy/Edmunston, New-Brunswick

MACERATOR | Our customers are truly really satisfied with the results they get with their Macerator.
― Machineries Nordtrac Ltée, Saint-Barthélemy, Qc

CYCLONE SNOWBLOWERS |The Cyclone snow blower is great! It can move a lot of snow in a hurry, and it’s efficient with the wings. It uses less fuel because lane ways can be cleared in fewer passes. Overall, I like this blower a lot because it is very easy to run and keep the snowy mess off the roads. Also, I find this machine has better visibility compared to other snow blowers, which allows the operator to get very close to garage doors.
― Adrian W, Operator

PRONOVOST SNOWBLOWERS | My father and I like to work with our Farmall 45 CVT and our P-720 Snowblower from Pronovost. It is a lot more fun to work this way !
― Owners of a Hardy Front 3 points Hitch and a P-720 Snowblower.

PUMA SNOWBLOWERS | Last year I bought a new PUMA-64 Snowblower with a new Kubota B2920. With record snowfall this winter here in Prince Edward Island, I can say that the PUMA is a great snowblower. I recommend it as a well built snowblower who overcomes records winters.
― Alan MacLeod, Alan MacLeod Electric

CYCLONE SNOWBLOWERS | Since the first season we received this style of blower, it turned rookies into pro-operators. Production increased by 45% on elite operators. Game Changer.
― Bruce Beaudry, Manager, Appleseed East/ Metro Snow East

PRONOVOST SNOWBLOWERS | I have been the proud owner of a Pronovost P-480 snow blower since 1977. Aside from basic maintenance, it has required no major repairs and still works wonderfully. If I were to buy another snowblower, it would definitely be a Pronovost!
― Gilles Delisle, Cap-Rouge, Quebec

MACERATOR | I bought my Macerator for the 2002 haying season. It did not take long to realize that the Macerator was a “must have” hay tool. The dry down time was incredible, on average _ of normal. I farm 9 quarters of hay and would say that the Macerator is just as important to the operation as the balers.
― Marius Hartwig, Hartwig Farms, Innisfal, AB

CYCLONE SNOWBLOWERS | All I can say is “impressive”. I’ve used a wide range of pull type snow blowers, and by far the Cyclone Blower unit blows the socks off the competition. The clear sight lines allow you to get within 6″ of the garage door. The way it processes snow allows me to stop as soon as I hit the curb and back in for the second pull…without leaving snow in the road! It easily over shoots the sidewalk with a concentrated stream without the powdering residual from the bottom of the chute. In wet snow, I had no issues with plugging. The wing setup works well. Two passes on a double laneway lets you open everyone up quicker and really helps widen when needed. I won’t give it up!
― Keith H, Operator

CYCLONE SNOWBLOWERS | “I’ve made something that will change the residential snow business” were the words out of Jim MacKenzie’s mouth. I first started off as a snow blowing operator with an older style blower that had a back blade, which always left a mess! As a driver, that is one of my biggest pet peeves. Shortly into the season, we started using the new Cyclone Blower. I used to clean only 170 driveways in 5 hours, but since I got the Cyclone, I am able to do 190+ in approximately 3 hours. Having a machine that has expandable wings, an easy control system and accurate, controllable chute, helps do a quick, but efficient job. As it turns out, Jim DID produce something that will change the industry!
― Kyle J, Operator

CYCLONE SNOWBLOWERS | Metro Snow and Ice Management has used 9 Cyclones blowers over the past 2 winter seasons. Both myself and my drivers have found them efficient, easier to use and have delivered the best results of any blower we’ve ever used. Its technology leaves little to no snow when lifted, reducing both complaints and time spent clearing during storms. With 12,000 snow clients we need only the best equipment and Cyclone seems to deliver just that. We’ve ordered another 10 this season!
― Ken Dale, CEO Metro Snow and Ice Management

CYCLONE SNOWBLOWERS | We have used your company for the past several years, we never had any real complaints, I have always been intrigued watching how different companies keep up with the times and equipment in a seemingly cut-throat industry. My wife and I were blown away with what we assume is a new addition to the fleet – the snow blower that our driver has been using this year is like no other. It seems the driver is faster (meaning able to get to my house sooner) and more efficient. He’s cleaning noticeably closer to my garage and placing the snow precisely where we ask. Great upgrade!
― Mr. McLeod, Kanata, ON, Snow blowing client

MACERATOR | The Macerator has changed our hay making abilities more than anything else over the last 26 years. We consistently cut our dry down time by one to two days. We even got good drying on cloudy days and the hay would cure even at night time. On several occasions we beat the rain because we used the Macerator. The Macerator will pay for itself in our conditions faster than any other piece of equipment. The quality of hay is superior and our customers are asking for the macerated hay. The animals love the softer texture of the macerated hay. For the first time, we were also able to make a 4th cut this year, thanks to the Macerator.
― Bryce Rashleigh Saanichton Farm, BC

MACERATOR | We conducted a trial to determine what the maximum yield would be with non irrigated alfalfa in the Interlake region. We did our third cut of 1900 lbs. per acre in September, on non irrigated land, which is typically an extremely slow drying time of the year this far north. The AgLand Macerator shortened drying time a great deal. The hay was macerated on Tuesday and baled on Friday. This hay was bud stage and had a relative feed value of 209 and protein of 23.5 with a moisture content of 14%. Without the Macerator the hay would have still been on the field by Sunday when we received significant rain, which would have ruined this incredible hay.
― Ray Bittner, Forage technician, Manitoba Agriculture and Food, MB

MACERATOR | We cut Hay – July 4th at 9.00 am – 10:00 am, macerated from 11.00 am to 12.00 am. It was a normal warm day and it was the heavy first cut of mixed alfalfa, clover, brome and new seeding done the summer of 2001. We raked it at 11.00 am July 5th and baled it at 12.00 pm with a Gehl 1470 round baler 4 x 5 at maximum density, without using preservatives. The hay was stored in a closed shed the same day and it kept very well. The Macerator is an amazing machine, 14 points superior in feed value!
― Ben Poirier, B&M Farms, ON

AUTOLOAD BALE HANDLERS | We decided to purchase the Pronovost P-7800 self-loading bale wagon because it meets the provincial road regulation. There is no need to attach the bales and the trailer has a big capacity. This wagon really picks up and unloads the bales very fast. The large majority of the bales we move being chopped, they’re more fragile. Yet, they’re not getting damaged when picked up. It is also very easy to adjust the pick up arm to the length of the bales. Dry hay or silage bales, it makes no difference. The operation is smooth regardless.Thanks to this wagon, we saved a lot of time this summer. Only one operator and one tractor required. The wagon runs smoothly on the road and can go to maximum speed of the tractor without any problem. These are all good reasons why we feel like we made a good investment when we decided to purchase this unit. Once you get used to working with this wagon, you just can’t do without.
― Ferme Yves Morneau inc., Yves Morneau

AUTOLOAD BALE HANDLERS | It worked great for me, I had no problem with it, was real good. Without an automatic pick up, I would have needed another machine and labour, so it saves a lot. I could move bales really quickly and safely on the road. Time saving, labour saving. For me, it was a good machine.
― Ralph Peirick/T & R Dairy Farm, Watertown, WI | Owner of a P-6812 for more than 6 years