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Read articles →This is a dealer demo focused on the MK Martin pull-type snowblower attachment rather than the 1835M tractor itself, filmed on bare concrete with little actual snow. It covers adjusting the chute deflector, setting skid shoes for concrete versus gravel, and the hydraulic chute rotator versus manual crank option, plus a quick forward-driving pass. Useful for buyers evaluating this specific implement's adjustments, not tractor performance or specs.
Posted by a dealership channel (REC Your Hometown Tractor Guys) demoing equipment they have in stock, so expect a sales-leaning walkaround.
Set skid shoes all the way up for concrete so the cutting edge reaches the surface. For rock or gravel, move them to a higher hole so the blower does not pick up rock.
The hydraulic rotator needs rear remotes on the tractor and lets you adjust the chute from the seat. Without remotes, a manual crank works like a drain valve, cranked by hand.
The biggest advantage is you drive forward the whole time, instead of backing up the whole way like a traditional rear-mounted snowblower.
