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Read articles →This is a personal, first-time-plowing vlog rather than a snow-plow implement demo: the owner uses the CK3510's bucket and box blade (no dedicated plow attachment) to clear 6-8 inches of snow from their driveway, sharing honest conclusions that neither tool is really made for snow, plus notes on cab comfort and tire traction. Casual, kid-and-farm-life footage throughout; best for owners curious about real-world snow results without a plow attachment.
An owner-operator sharing casual, first-time impressions from their own property, not a dealer or technical review.
Yes, but the owner concludes the bucket and box blade are not designed for snow, they are made for gravel, sand, and dirt. It still cleared most of the thick snow down to the icy layer.
The owner was worried about scraping a newly recoated driveway but found no real damage afterward, even in spots dragged pretty hard.
The owner said the cab did wonderful for staying warm, and the tires had no problem with traction while plowing six to eight inches of snow.
