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Read articles →A Christmas Day real-world snow plowing session on a gravel driveway with 6-7 inches of snow, using a Kubota B2301 paired with a Land Pride SPL0560 snow pusher and 1560 back blade. The owner shares a practical tip about adding half-inch spacers to the pusher's runners to avoid scraping gravel, and explains his sequencing of pusher then back blade. Light on specs; best for B2301 owners managing similar unpaved driveways.
An owner-operator sharing casual, hands-on impressions from what appears to be their own rural property, with no commercial affiliation evident.
The owner added half-inch spacers to the bottom of the snow pusher runners, which leaves just enough snow on the driveway so the gravel does not get scraped off, especially on the first couple passes.
He used the snow pusher first without the back blade, let the snow freeze into a base, then used the back blade along with the pusher to scrape it down closer without building up layers.
He warns about a steep, hidden edge where you can get a false sense of the actual edge, risking the front tires sinking over if you push out too far.
