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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world field report from just the third outing with a new Grand L6060, cab model, running a front-mounted L4479 74-inch snowblower on the automatic four-point hitch. Kevin narrates specs (62hp, PTO ratings, hydrostatic gearing), cab comfort, chute control, a rock-strike bolt shear, and time savings versus his old loader routine. Good for buyers weighing a cab tractor plus front snowblower setup for real snow removal.
Posted by owner Kevin Wallace sharing hands-on impressions from his own property, not a dealer or sponsored account.
It mounts with two large pins, then you hook up the hydraulics and a small electrical coupler, allowing easy attach and detach of equipment like the snowblower.
Before, heavy snowfall could take 8 to 11 hours using a front-end loader. With the L6060 and front snowblower, it now takes about an hour and a half to two hours.
A large rock about six by eight inches got picked up and sheared the bolt on the impeller that blows snow out the chute and the main impeller bolt.
No liquid or wheel weights were used, just an appropriately sized rear ballast, and even on icy driveway conditions traction was fine without chains.
