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Read articles →An owner-operator sharing a first real-world test of a used John Deere 52-inch power broom on his 1025R during an early-season wet snow. He briefly covers hookup ease, his specific use case (replacing salt on a steep driveway), storage tip (resting brushes on 2x4s), and a quick verdict on performance in sloppy two-inch snow. Short and anecdotal; best for 1025R owners curious whether the broom handles wet snow.
Posted by the Bill Burkhart channel, an owner sharing personal experience, not affiliated with a dealership or brand.
The owner says it worked well in heavy, wet, sloppy two inch snow around 27 to 30 degrees, and he was very happy with it.
Park it up on 2x4s so the brushes are off the ground and pressure is released, preventing the brushes from bending against concrete.
The owner says it was fairly easy to hook up, though he notes he will go into more detail about that in a later video.
