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Read articles →This is a first-time, real-world trial run, not a polished demo: the owner is brand new to the B2601, its Land Pride RB1672 rear blade, and edge tamers, and works through trial-and-error on 2-3 inches of fresh snow, including a failed R14-tire traction test, top-link and side-arm leveling adjustments, and blade-angle experiments. It ends admitting the job's unfinished, with a part two promised for deeper snow.
An owner-operator documenting his own learning curve with a new tractor, openly referencing another YouTuber (GP Outdoors) for advice rather than presenting himself as an expert.
The owner adjusted the side arm, which made the blade sit level and hit the ground evenly, after noticing it was uneven following the top link adjustment.
No, the owner found R14 tires mediocre at best, spinning and unable to climb a slight uphill slope on the driveway in fresh snow.
Keeping the blade straight and pitched forward while dragging snow into the road, then bucketing it off to the side, worked best for this small driveway.
