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Read articles →This is an owner's routine oil change on a 4066R at 172 hours, done in a cold shop, plus a candid update after six hours using his rear-mount snow blower. The real value is the pricing breakdown: his $4,600 rear blower versus a $14,000 hydraulic front blower, ~$7,500 for a front PTO/three-point setup, and used-market prices he found. Good for buyers weighing blower configurations and real ownership costs, not a detailed step-by-step oil change tutorial.
Posted by the mmrbeef channel, an owner-operator sharing hands-on maintenance and equipment cost decisions from personal use of the tractor.
The owner's goal is normally every 50 to 60 hours, but in this video he changed it at 172 hours, admitting he was well past his usual schedule.
The rear-mount blower cost $4,600 new. A hydraulic front blower costs $14,000 new, and a front PTO/three-point setup runs about $7,500 plus install.
Front options were too costly, roughly $12,000 combined for the three-point, PTO, and blower, and used hydraulic units he found were damaged or too far away.
