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Read articles →This is a personal vlog-style update from day two of a snowstorm, mostly farm chores (checking on horses, clearing stalls, fire cleanup) before the owner finally fires up his Bobcat CT2025 with a loader bucket to clear the driveway. He candidly discusses why a bucket is an inefficient snow tool versus a dedicated snow pusher, including rough marketplace prices he saw. Light on tractor detail, heavier on homestead life.
An owner sharing everyday homestead and animal-care footage on their own property, with the tractor work as a small, honest side note rather than the focus.
The owner says it is not ideal since the ground does not freeze, causing the bucket to push rocks around the yard, but it still gets the job done.
The owner saw snow pushers listed for $700 to $900, but one seller later wanted $2,500, which he felt was too expensive to justify buying one.
Since the ground does not freeze, the bucket can push rocks around and scrape the concrete, so the operator needs to be careful.
