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Read articles →This is a real-world snow-clearing clip, not a spec review: the owner uses his CK2610 with just the loader bucket (no snow pusher, no tire chains) to plow a neighbor's sloped driveway after a couple inches of snowfall. It shows how the bucket handles an uphill grade and edge-clearing passes, giving a sense of traction and control without chains. Best for owners curious about winter bucket performance on hills.
Posted by the Back 40 Firewood channel, an owner sharing casual, hands-on footage from daily use around his own property.
Yes, the owner plowed a sloped driveway with no chains on the tires and said it worked pretty good, getting up the hill with no problem.
Yes, the video shows using just the bucket, no snow pusher or snowblower, to clear a neighbor's driveway after a couple inches of snowfall.
The driveway had an uphill section, and the tractor was able to get up it no problem while moving the snow around with the bucket.
