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Read articles →An owner-operator running the LX2963 blower on his LX3520 across two sessions, first with 6 inches, then returning the next morning with 10, on a paved, hilly driveway he used to plow with a truck. He covers startup in minus-10 temps, float-mode operation, chute angle, tire choice (R14T), mid-mount PTO engagement, and swapping the loader subframe. Best for buyers weighing this exact blower-tractor combo in real winter conditions.
Posted by the Lake and Lodge Garage channel, with no channel description available; the tone and content suggest a private owner sharing firsthand impressions rather than a dealer or commercial reviewer.
The owner had never done it before and said it took him about 20 minutes to put the subframe together to mount the snowblower.
He runs an R14T tire, described as in between turf and industrial tread, with loaded rear tires and no chains, and reports no traction issues on a steep hill.
He did not get the automatic chute angle adjustment and has not regretted it, though the chute does rotate automatically side to side.
He used to plow the paved driveway with a 3/4 ton Silverado and found it a difficult driveway, but the blower lets him push snow into the neighbor's yard with no shoveling.
