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Read articles →A casual, social snow-clearing outing where the host joins two neighbors, both running Kubota LX2610s with 64-inch blowers, to tackle a two-kilometer private driveway. The most useful moment is a hands-on comparison of blower angle-of-attack: one machine's rear-PTO blower uses an adjustable top link to dig into packed snow, while the host's cannot. Also covers shear-bolt replacement after hitting a buried stump. Best for LX2610 snowblower owners curious about that packed-snow limitation.
An owner-operator sharing a real-world outing from his own experience, identified at the end as Gord Potter of the GP Outdoors channel.
The blower has no ability to articulate, so on hard packed snow above zero degrees it sits on the pack and only shaves the top instead of digging down.
By adjusting the top link, extending it forward to change the angle so the augers get a more aggressive cutting position that digs into packed snow.
It jammed the tractor right up, but the shear bolt did its job with no damage, and the neighbor had spare bolts on hand to fix it.
