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Read articles →This is a real first-use test of a 72-inch hydraulically angled snow blade from Mast Attachments (about $2,500) on a Kioti CK2620, not a dealer walkaround. The owner plows an actual driveway in a real snowstorm, adjusts skid shoes on the fly, tackles an uphill grade, clears a woodyard, and gives a detailed post-plow walkaround of the blade's shoes, spring trip, and cylinders. Good for owners considering an aftermarket blade.
An owner-operator on his own property sharing hands-on impressions of a newly purchased attachment, not affiliated with the manufacturer or a dealer.
About $2,500, which the owner says is comparable to a Land Pride blade of similar features.
Yes, in two-wheel drive with 600 pounds of rear weight, using medium gear, the tractor pushed right up the steep section with no problem.
Use the washers and lynch pin to set height; the owner lowered them further to stop scraping gravel off the driveway, improving results immediately.
Yes, it has a spring trip with a pin on each side that lets you lock it out if you do not want it to trip, such as for grading work.
