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Read articles โThis is a real-world commercial-use report from someone running a Kioti DK5320 with a 74-inch Coyote/Normand front-mount blower across 80 driveways per storm. It covers two early breakdowns (a wrong-size chute cylinder, a factory weld failure), dealer support experience, fuel cost comparisons against a previous M760/rear-blower setup, R14 tire traction, PTO/third-function controls, and an in-cab demonstration blowing snow.
Appears to be an owner-operator running a snow-clearing route on his own equipment, sharing candid pros and cons rather than a polished sales pitch.
The DK5320 saved an hour across 80 driveways, turns in a smaller radius, fits tight areas and beside vehicles, and the operator ends less tired than with the M760 and rear blower.
A wrong-size chute cylinder split open during the first storm, and a factory weld on the auger shaft broke during the second storm, both resolved by the dealer.
Filling the M760 cost around $105, while the DK5320 burns about $35 to $40 in fluffy snow for 70 to 80 driveways, using a little over half a tank.
Yes, the R14 tires grip and balance well in snow without spinning, even unloaded with no ballast box or weight on the rear.
