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Read articles →This is an owner's walkaround of his own Mahindra 3550 snow-plow setup rather than a stock review: he covers the 50hp/7,500lb tractor spec, the 7-foot offsetting rear blade, and a Bradco 8-foot front skid-steer blade with a pivoting corner feature and inch-and-a-half reversible rubber cutting edge, comparing it to years spent running a smaller cabless Kubota with a snow blower. Good for buyers scouting snow-plow implement setups on this tractor.
An individual owner sharing personal, hands-on impressions of his own snow-plow rig, not a dealer or professional reviewer.
It has a 7-foot offsetting rear blade that angles and shifts side to side, plus an 8-foot wide, 30-inch tall Bradco front skid-steer blade.
It has a pivoting point in the center letting the blade swing up and down about six inches at the corners, reducing digging in on gravel roads.
It is inch and a half thick, has been on about seven years with little wear, leaving three to almost four inches of wear left, and it's reversible.
He used a 30 horsepower cabless Kubota with a 6-foot snow blower for almost twelve years, which worked but required backing up a lot.
