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Read articles →An owner-operator running a Mahindra 1635 through an actual snow-clearing session with two implements: a Rad Technologies 54-inch snowblower and a Work Saver 72-inch snow pusher. The video covers real operational details, safe PTO engagement at low RPM, quick-hitch attachment pitfalls in cold conditions, box-scraper float technique, chute adjustment, and post-use cleanup to prevent shear-bolt damage. Most useful for compact-tractor owners figuring out a two-implement snow workflow.
Posted by the Ledgemere Heritage Farm channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing practical, experience-based guidance from their own property.
Kick the throttle back to low RPM before starting, push down and turn the PTO lever, then once it is turning you can bring the throttle back up.
The quick hitch adds weight high up on the back, raising the center of gravity, so if it is not set just right it will flop over before hooking on.
This blower has a manual chute adjusted with a stop nut, letting you dust it up or down and side to side as needed.
Fluffy snow can turn to ice, and leftover buildup can snap the shear bolt before you even get started, so cleaning and checking bolts prevents damage.
