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Read articles →A dealer-style walkaround framed as a new 1025R owner visiting to compare snow options, covering rubber edge trimmers (~$100/pair), a hydraulic angle blade from Artillian (~$1,500), a Frontier blade, and a snow pusher. The host explains trade-offs between each (driveway vs. parking lot use, gravel vs. asphalt concerns, ballast needs). No field testing; it's a pre-season show-and-tell best suited to new subcompact owners weighing first-time snow attachments.
Tractor Time with Tim is a hobbyist-owner channel focused on compact tractors, presenting itself as enthusiast-level rather than expert or dealer, though this particular video is filmed at what appears to be a dealership or equipment supplier.
The video covers rubber edge trimmers, a hydraulic angle blade from Artillian, a Frontier blade, and a mechanical snow pusher, explaining trade-offs for each.
Likely yes, since the pusher sits far out front on the loader, the host suspects the tractor will need rear ballast to counterweight it.
An angle blade suits a driveway of limited width since you can push snow off to the side, while a snow pusher is better suited for parking lots.
The blade runs about fifteen hundred dollars at Artillian.com, with everything shown in black included in that price, though it requires the separate fork frame.
