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Read articles →This is a real-world snowstorm session with a John Deere 2210 running an Artillian 60-inch hydraulic-angle snow plow, not a dealer demo. The owner plows a full driveway, turnaround, and parking area in real time, comparing it to a snowblower and ATV plow, discussing tire spin, 4WD/diff-lock use, float function, and angling technique. Best for owners considering an Artillian plow or curious how a compact tractor handles deep snow.
Posted by an owner-operator on their own rural Pennsylvania property, sharing hands-on impressions rather than a sales pitch.
With the 12-inch wings added to the 60-inch plow, it clears a 72-inch swath, and the first center pass alone cleared a full six feet of snow.
Yes, it floats automatically by design, so you do not need to use the float setting on your joystick control to keep it from digging in.
The tires spun sometimes even in four-wheel drive with the rear differential locked, mostly when pushing a full blade of snow from a stop; backing up for a run at it fixed it.
The owner cleared the driveway, turnaround, and parking area, plus out by the road, in less than an hour.
