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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world first use of the season with his Kubota Grand L6060 and front-mount snowblower, filmed while actually clearing his yard. Andrew explains why he chose a front-mount blower over a plow (better visibility, control, and avoiding spring snow-pile melt problems) and gives an honest verdict that it's about the same speed as plowing but worth it for him. Light on specs, heavy on lived experience.
Posted by an owner-operator, Andrew from Eastonmade Wood Splitters, sharing personal impressions from using the tractor on his own property rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Driving forward gives better visibility and control over where the snow goes, which matters most when space is tight and spring snow piles are slow to melt.
No, Andrew says it is probably about the same speed as plowing, though it avoids chasing windrows that plowing can cause.
Andrew says yes for him, noting the cost is similar to what he would spend on a good plow for a truck, with better snow placement.