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Read articles →This is a walkaround of a fleet operator's fully built-out 4052R snow rig, not a drive or plow test. It runs through added accessories: mirrors, RAM phone/tablet mounts, radio, front and rear fender flares, loaded Nokian snow tires, 12 front suitcase weights (75 lbs each), an inverted Frontier snowblower, and a license plate holder. No footage of it actually plowing snow. Best for residential snow-removal buyers scoping out setup ideas.
Posted by Matt Morehouse, who runs a residential snow-removal equipment fleet and speaks from hands-on ownership rather than a dealer's sales pitch.
No, the snow cab tractors do not come with a radio, so the owner added one along with RAM mounts and mirrors.
The tractor has 12 front suitcase weights, each weighing 75 pounds, plus loaded Nokian snow tires for added ballast.
An inverted Frontier snowblower is mounted on the rear, though the owner notes it is not built super sturdy and lacks multiple chute pivot joints.
Front and rear fender flares help prevent snow or salt kick-up, keeping the cab windows cleaner for the operator while driving.
