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Read articles →This isn't a general M7060 review, it's an owner's rundown of a snow-removal package he specced out: loaded AG tires with cast inserts, front fenders, HLA 3500 trip-edge pusher, back drag, quick-attach loader, front and rear hydraulic float/actuator cushioning, hydraulic top link, creeper gear, and a used commercial snowblower deal. He also shows a factory loader-lever adjustment fix. Best for buyers cross-shopping snow-plow options and add-ons rather than base tractor specs.
Posted by an owner-operator (McGillicuddy's DirtWork) sharing his own newly purchased tractor setup, with clear enthusiasm for the dealer he bought it from.
The 2500 doesn't have a trip edge. He wanted the trip edge to protect the loader arms, since the bottom edge trips if you hit something.
It softens the hit from bumps and dips by letting the loader arms float up and down, reducing brunt force and improving the ride, especially with a pusher attached.
Peel up the rubber cover, loosen the nut underneath, and swing the lever around. It moves back about a foot without changing any functions.
It is available in all four gears and lets the tractor barely crawl in first gear and low range, useful for hard snow banks or wet snow conditions.
