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Read articles →This is a real-world winter chore video, not a spec review: the owner uses pallet forks on a John Deere 2210 to check moisture levels on seasoned firewood stored in IBC totes, then hauls three heavy totes uphill through snow to the garage, narrating load limits, tipping technique, four-wheel-drive traction, and the cab heater. Useful for owners curious about the 2210's real lifting capacity and forks work, not shoppers wanting specs or a walkaround.
An owner-operator on their own Pennsylvania property sharing everyday hands-on tractor use, with a personal, unscripted vlog style.
The owner can only fill IBC totes partway and still lift them with the 2210; filling them any higher means the tractor cannot lift them, especially when the wood is still green and heavier.
Yes, but it is maxed out. The owner uses four wheel drive to avoid rear wheel spin, tips the load back, and lifts higher to clear the ground going up the grade.
The owner says there is a huge difference working with a cab and heat, running the heater on level one and feeling warm despite snow falling outside.
