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Read articles →A real-world owner review of the Kubota BX2822 front-mount snowblower after a full winter of use on a long New Hampshire driveway. The owner compares it to the lighter BX2816, explains the hydraulic chute controls, flags a genuine frustration with the cutting edge design (and a DIY pipe-edge fix he's planning), notes the hassle of seasonal removal, and honestly questions whether a rear blade might have been the smarter add-on. Best for BX80-series owners weighing front-mount blower options.
An owner-operator family channel documenting homestead life on their own 10-acre New Hampshire property, so the perspective is practical and firsthand, though they do give a warm shoutout to their local Kubota dealer.
Yes, the cutting edge angles forward like a plow blade and digs down, so it sucks up dirt when the ground is soft. The owner plans to fabricate an edge from two-inch gas pipe to reduce this.
It uses the bucket joystick on the loader valve to change the angle you're shooting snow at, up and down, and also controls the up and down of the quick connect.
No, these blowers are unique to the BX80 series of tractors and won't work on an older BX70 or BX2000.
No, once set up it's not easy to take off, so you won't switch back and forth during the season. The bucket gets stored for winter instead.
