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Read articles →An owner runs his Kubota LX2963 snowblower through roughly six inches of heavy, wet snow on a real driveway, narrating the specific challenges: snow piling up in front of the blower, traction limits without chains, and the tactic of raising the blower and taking half-passes to keep moving. It's a candid real-conditions session rather than a demo, useful for anyone weighing whether a mid-size Kubota snowblower can handle dense, icy accumulation.
Posted by the Mt. Top Living channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing personal experience from their own property.
Yes, but it is not the easiest job. The owner says it did a good job and took a little while, and he was really happy with how it worked despite the heavy, wet conditions.
Raise the snowblower and eat through a lot of the snow, then back up and keep going. On the pass back, take about half the width to help clear it.
The owner did not have chains and instead backed up and cut through dense snow repeatedly, saying that approach seemed like the right idea for that heavy, dense snow.
