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Read articles →This video covers a commercial snow-removal build on the M5-111, not a standard ag walkaround. The owner details specific modifications: tracks instead of tires, extended fender flares, a Pronovost Cyclone 92-inch blower, 1,000-lb front weights, and a hydraulic accumulator for the rear. Cab controls, dash layout, loader capacity, and operator training considerations are touched on, plus a short pros-and-cons list covering transmission, clutch, and lighting. Most useful to snow contractors considering this platform.
The creator appears to be an owner-operator running a residential snow business called Northern Snow, sharing hands-on impressions from real commercial use.
It sends hydraulic pressure to the rear end to soften the blower bouncing on rough roads, making the ride smoother and preventing rear end parts from breaking.
The loader is rated up to 2,200 pounds, and the owner says they have loaded it up to 2,500 pounds.
The owner lists three cons: the transmission could be better, the cable clutch is harder on the knee than a hydraulic clutch would be, and it lacks stock LED lighting.
The rear-mounted blower weighs close to 2,000 pounds, so 1,000 pounds of front weight is used to counterbalance the tractor.
