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Read articles →This is a real-world owner video, not a dealer walkaround: it shows installing snow chains and a 59-inch PTO-driven front snowblower on a John Deere 3320, including the driveshaft hookup and a tip about jacking the tractor with the loader first. It then blows actual snow and walks around the tractor pointing out the ballast box, PTO shaft, and controls. After 10 years of ownership, the owner notes only routine fluid changes needed. Good for buyers wanting a hands-on snowblower install and real usage, not spec details.
Posted by The Elliott Farm channel, a long-term owner sharing casual, hands-on footage from their own property rather than a dealer or professional review.
Attach the arms and snow blower, insert the pins and lock clips, then hook up the driveshaft to the mid-mount PTO, using WD-40 if it is rusted from summer storage.
Put the snow chains on while the loader is still attached, and raise the front tires off the ground with the loader first, since the snow blower's downward force will not lift the tractor.
The owner says after 10 years of ownership they have not had to do anything but change the oil and hydraulic fluids.
It removed about 10 inches to a foot of snow all the way over to the chicken coop, running off the mid-mount PTO.
