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Read articles →This is a first-owner impressions video, not a tractor review, the creator explicitly skips detailed specs and instead focuses on why they chose a rear-mounted inverted snowblower over a front-mount setup ($4,500 vs roughly $7,000 plus mid-mount PTO). It covers real use on a three-quarter-kilometer hilly driveway in heavy snow, clearing results, and reasons for choosing the CK3510SE with its stock loader and block heater. Best for buyers weighing snowblower attachment options rather than tractor specs.
Posted by an owner sharing early hands-on impressions from their own rural property, not a technical or dealer review.
The front blower and required mid-mount PTO cost around $7,000, while the rear inverted snowblower was $4,500 and still cleared snow effectively.
No, the owner says it is not a problem. The blower picks up the snow and takes it away, leaving no tracks behind.
It came stock with a loader bucket, a block heater for cold starts, and a hydrostatic transmission, and the price savings allowed adding a grapple and snowblower.
