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Read articles →Tony works through a real snow-removal problem in real time, his neighbors are snowed in and he's figuring out grader-blade angles, blade pitch, and lead-edge tilt as he goes. The video's value is in the trial-and-error narration: he explains why he adjusted blade angle mid-run, how pitching the blade forward stopped hopping, and raises an open question about lead-edge lift to avoid blacktop damage. Best for new tractor owners learning grader-blade snow technique through honest first-hand experimentation.
An owner-operator channel where the host documents real homestead problem-solving, so expect candid on-the-fly learning rather than polished expert instruction.
Tony learned you can have the blade at too sharp of an angle, which caused his tractor to drift during the pass.
Pitch the blade forward by collapsing the top link so the blade frame aims down, which keeps it from hopping.
Tony lifted the lead edge slightly more than the trailing edge out of concern it could hang on a high point in the blacktop and damage the blade or rip up blacktop.
