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Read articles →This is a real-world owner review of an M6-101 set up specifically as a commercial snow tractor with an inverted blower, Nokian tires, and rear ballast, reportedly around $135-138K out the door. The owner walks through cab layout, controls, clutch/transmission feel, storage complaints, and operational quirks like tree/roofline clearance issues from actual fleet use, rating overall comfort and usability rather than doing a spec-sheet pitch.
Posted by an owner/operator running a fleet of snow-removal tractors, so expect candid, experience-based opinions rather than a dealer sales pitch.
The owner says it came to about 135 to 138 thousand dollars out the door with Nokian snow tires, rear ballast weights, a 92-inch Kubota inverted blower, and an air ride seat.
The stack got ripped off and the body pushed in from hitting trees, storage compartments are too shallow to hold anything, and the single cup holder is too shallow and lets drinks bounce out.
The owner says if you are in a nature-rich area with lots of trees, go with a smaller tractor, but in newer subdivision-type areas this size works very well.
You will use the clutch occasionally since there is a brake, so you ride it less than a standard manual tractor but more than an IBT transmission John Deere.
