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Read articles →This is an owner's comparison of two snow-clearing setups on his CS2220: the factory 48-inch bucket versus a 60-inch CRI snow pusher attachment. He walks through his machine's actual configuration, quick-attach Bobcat system, weighted hitch with 42-pound weights, chevron tires, tow rope, snowshoes, giving practical context for winter use rather than a spec-sheet rundown. Useful for owners weighing bucket vs. pusher for snow work on this specific tractor.
Posted by the anthony20208 channel, an owner sharing hands-on setup details from his own tractor rather than a dealer or reviewer.
The CS2220 comes with a 48 inch standard Coyote bucket, which the owner compares against a 60 inch CRI snow pusher attachment.
The owner chose the chevron tire option specifically for snow work on his CS2220.
He uses a hitch with six 42 pound weights, which happen to be John Deere brand since they are the most plentiful weights available.
It uses the Bobcat quick attach system, which comes standard with the Coyote bucket setup.
