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Read articles →This video shows a Kubota L3600 clearing snow around a barn using a basic, no-trip-edge steel snow pusher that the owner bought for about $1,300. It's a hands-on, real-world use case rather than a spec review: the owner discusses how the pusher performed last winter, notes cosmetic wear on the runners from operator error, and vouches for its effectiveness despite being an inexpensive, no-frills implement.
Posted by the ROCKIN RODNEY channel, an owner sharing firsthand experience using his own tractor and equipment on his property.
The owner says it is simple but extremely effective, having paid for itself by pushing back snow banks three times last winter.
No, it is a simple steel cutting edge pusher with no trip edge, described as a very inexpensive, no-frills model.
Yes, the runners on the sides are tweaked and the sides may be slightly tweaked, which the owner attributes to operator error.
