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Read articles →An owner-operator showing a real first-snowstorm plowing session with the L4060, covering cold-weather startup habits (block heater via Wi-Fi smart outlet), warm-up procedure, and actual pushing of wet, heavy snow on a driveway and road. He also runs a rear blade for scraping and backdragging. Casual and light on specs, but useful for buyers curious how the L4060 handles heavy wet snow versus a lighter tractor.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
The owner says the L4060 works better than his Ford, which would have had a lot of wheel spin, and that four-wheel drive definitely helped in the heavy, slippery wet snow.
He uses a Wi-Fi smart outlet in the garage, controlled from his phone, which turns on the block heater so he does not have to go out and plug it in manually.
Yes, he runs a rear blade for added weight and says it is good for scraping and reaching certain areas the front plow cannot access.
He says he does not like back dragging with the front blade since it does not work great, especially with heavy snow that tends to come up and over it.
