SNOW PLOW VS SNOW PUSHER: WHICH ONE IS RIGHT FOR YOU? 👨‍🌾🚜❄

[@GoodWorksTractors]

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[@Almedia_ai]

i build HLA products at the end of the assembly line and gata say never really understood why there are so many nuance differences, im not a farmer or anything like that, but this video really helped me understand the different purposes so thank you!

[@masonwhitcomb2778]

Thanks...looks like the pusher for my 1/4 mile driveway!

[@ShootersInc]

Greeting from Canada. Love all your videos. I own a 2018 Kubota BX2380 and have the skid steer quick detach on my loader. I have a 48” bucket and a Land Pride SPL0560 60” snow pusher / box (I have the top option closing the top of my box for back dragging). I also have the Land Pride Quick Hitch (QH 05) and a Kubota K51-20-06 rear mounted snow blower with hydraulic controlled snow chute and traverse. I live on the Prairies and man do we get snow. My tractor’s main purpose is snow clearing / cleaning! Lol. Anyhow, the snow pusher and back drag option is definitely the way to go if you can only have one of the implements….plow / blade or snow pusher. The snow pusher / box wins hands down. I have plenty experience using my snow pusher / box over that last 5 years and experience using a plow for 8 years prior to getting the snow pusher / box. Again, the snow pusher / snow box wins hands down over a plow / blade.

[@TheDomain16]

For my curvy long driveway, a plow is without a doubt the best choice. Down a back, it's done. Boxes are good for parking lots and where several passes are needed, that's it.

[@dalepete2854]

I’m just getting a sub compact I have been plowing with a 4 wheeler but my back says no more your video really helped I’m going with the snow pusher I get a lot of lake effect snow here in north west pa

[@BiffsEquipment]

Nice video talking about the differences of application between the 2. For sidewalks or skinny driveways I prefer a plow, for wide open areas a pushbox is much better and faster as well.. for deep deep deep snow a snow blower is the only way to go. I just built myself a pushbox for this season and boy do I love it. Great video 👍🏻

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thanks for watching!

[@blackhawkinternationalsecu6962]

Thanks, I learned a lot about snow removal from this video. All that talk about snow and what best to buy, plow v pusher, makes me glad I live in central North Carolina. I just wait a couple of days and its melted away. I can't imagine having it piling up and my driveway getting more narrow after each snow. Never thought about.

[@ryanbakinowski1050]

I have a 7 foot Fisher plow and 64 inch rear mount snow blower for me my machine. Got the plow for “free” traded some labour to a guy who had it with a JD quick attach mount fabricated for it. Also most truck plows use a “3 point connection” two to the truck and one with the chains. So the mount he had made is basically a 3 point to JD loader mount and uses a top link instead of chain.

[@taylorrannelli5622]

I just got a hla 3000 9 ft with floating sub frame mounted on my mf 4707. Live the set up. I live in an area were there is lots of snow and ice, I got there notched scraper edge option because I only have a 1 km long gravel driveway. The notching option in my opinion is the best option it breaks up any ruts and scrapes the ice and leaves a little layer of snow making it not slippery. I used to use a back hoe and with the straight blade it always glossed. The snow making it realy slippery.

[@mattsbrute]

In Austria and places like that where they get 2 ft of snow today and 3 days later they get 3 more ft surprisingly use big 4 and 5ft tall frame mounted snow blades with chains and big ballast boxes on the back. After they bust the roads open they comes back with loader buckets and touch up the next day. You cant find a either of these attachments there. Its crazy how different countries handle snow different.

[@chrisherringshaw3588]

Great video. I bought the HLA1800 pusher with backdrag, and couldn’t be happier. With a blower on the back, I can pile it then eject it far from the parking lot.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Glad to hear it! Thanks again!

[@josephsierra7295]

I start out the season with the pusher on the 1025R. Love the backdrag right up to the garage doors. But as the big stuff starts rolling in, need to cut over to the 47" blower. The 1025R is just a tad light when you get to the eavier wet snow. Then switch back to the pusher to finish out the season. All works well. Thanks for the video! Hope you are having a great Christmas!

[@rickvaughan8993]

I guess I`m lucky in that we do not get too many large snows. I can remember getting 2 foot of snow in February 2012 ! And I believe it was January 2018 we got a nearly 2 foot storm! Other than that snows are usually 5-6 inches and less. So the bucket on my loader works just fine for me! But if I did need something I probably would go with the pusher. Just a boring comment here to support the channel. Have a good day!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha, well I do appreciate it Rick!

[@wydryfly]

Pusher all the way! First few storms I push the snow far back away from driveway allowing me plenty of room for more snow the rest of the “pushing” season. I have a 700 ft driveway and use a Kioti 3510ck Cab. My pusher was worth every penny. Love it. Nice video and explanation.

[@brandonnewton3152]

What size pusher do you have? Was looking at a 7ft but not sure if it would be too big. Will be using it on commercial lots

[@wydryfly]

@@brandonnewton3152 6ft. Is the perfect size. It’s not too heavy and works well with the loader on the ck3510.

[@mainepatriot235]

1500 or 1800? What area are you from. I'm from Maine have a 3510 and looking at a 6ft. Does it do well with wet snow? How much have you pushed with it like in inches?

[@paybax]

I love my front pusher with rear blade. Pretty much no compromise.

[@mnhoss2100]

I love my old 1985 Snapper LT16 with the 2 stage snow thrower. No piles one pass. 😁

[@johnschmidt7739]

Thanks for this video. I've watched all of your comparisons and was still wrestling between plow and pusher. I'm not sure why but I decided to pull the trigger on a pusher. I'll call next week to order. Thanks,

[@AJmx2702001]

I run a plow and a pusher and a snow bucket on a large tractor with rear blower and over all the plow and pusher work great together on large lots the plow rows it up and pusher cleans it up . But on a daily basis i like the pusher it floats much nicer and your not getting big shocks to machine if you trip the blade ... trade offs for everything lol

[@benjaminanthony5201]

I use a snow blower. When it comes to landscaping,I use a box blade. Great video

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thanks Ben!

[@PTTHOR]

Great information. I'm going with the snow pusher for my new TYM tractor

[@scottfoster2487]

A snowblower and a pusher would be the best combo.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I've done that. Works well.

[@cwolf8841]

What drives the choice is cost, what you're plowing (driveway, parking lot, road), kind of snow, etc. I get 4-6" of wet snow...... when it snows. And your storage space (the JD frame mount blade is easy to store, fairly light, etc.). I started with a 48" JD snow blower. The snow would freeze up in the blower requiring me to cary a stick to stop & clean it out. Worse, I'd get snow/ice blasted in windy conditions. The snow blower would slow significantly at 6". I'd say never use a snow blower on gravel. I moved to the JD frame mount blade which I widened to 83" and plowed 2 miles of road. A secondary road is roughly 20 feet wide. Blade width drives the number of passes you have to make.....which drives how much time you're sitting in the cold. The JD frame mount hydraulics are easy. Artillian makes a mount to move it onto an FEL. I then moved to a manual 72" FEL mounted blade (widened with wings to 83") which worked well as long as there are no parked cars (unless you don't care about pushing snow against the cars). I since converted it to hydraulic with a 3rd valve kit. There are 2 ways to do hydraulic (2 longer hoses or a 3rd valve kit). This is a heavy blade, but still within the FEL lift limits. Given my conditions, I've never had any issues with 1025R front wheel lift, steering, etc. I did move to the Carlisle tires (mainly because I'm on hills a lot). I haven't talked about rear mounted blades because I've never used one. They can be very affordable. All choices are driven by your situation and conditions. Talk to other folks in your area.

[@charlesfirstenberger8615]

I have a loader mounted plow for my 1025r. Horrible train wreck. It just pushes the tractor sideways as you mentioned. I went back to running with my loader bucket low and clearing with a rear mounted 5ft blade.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thanks for chiming in!

[@samrobins7231]

Id like a pusher also but my bet for those with a long gravel driveway like me (3/4 of a mile) trying to spend less and get more versatility the best thing you can get for a compact tractor is a loader mounted power angle snow plow and a large box blade. The combo is basically as good as a pusher cuz you can capture and move snow and do long windrow pushes. You can also use the box blade for maintaining the driveway in the summer.

[@garny3766]

Plow over push IF tractor is setup to maximize the plow. What do I mean... 1) Boom cylinder stops. Keep weight of loader and plow on tractor...better traction on front axle. 2) Front snow tires or chains is possible. Keeps tractor tracking straight. 3) plow needs some oscillation. (And pusher) flexibility is needed to contour ground. Tractor frames are to ridged. 4) plows scrap clean better than a pusher. Pushers are working across 2 planes, longitudinal and transverse. 5) hard to turn with a pusher. 6) let’s just call pushers the Walmart plow. Cause in my opinion that is the only place they excel...cleaning parking lots. That’s it!...I’m gonna have to build a plow and pusher to revolutionize the industry. I thought I was done for awhile after my wood splitter but I guess not...😆

[@garyharman9331]

Thanks , for the informative you explained it very well.

[@joekelley1014]

I wish you were in Maine! I enjoy your product videos and your honest recommendations! Thank you! I have a New Holland Boomer 35.

[@michelparent8392]

Thank you for the very informative video.

[@joelbutler7501]

No dog in this fight at this time but the pusher sounds like it would be ideal for me. I have a 75-80 foot driveway that ends in the garage at the bottom of an incline. I need to pull the snow away from the garage and put it on the side of the driveway. A plow just doesn't get the downforce necessary, talking plows on trucks, to pull the snow away from the garage. Maybe someday I'll hit the lottery and be able to get a tractor. :-)

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thanks for watching Joel!

[@memyselfandifarmer]

Dogs are the best! 5" and above snow blower then use a pusher for clean up. I push it into piles, it melts and my limestone is ready to be spread out again.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha yes they sure are!

[@ritterjon]

💥 Good stuff here! *Keep on tractoring!* 👍

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Yes sir!

[@chrismalchoff7552]

All modern loaders mount and dismount easily. Any metal fabricator can make a bracket to attach a western plow in a few minutes directly to the tractor. You want the plow close to the front wheels not sticking out 6 feet in front.

[@russelllamson4830]

Very good explaining the pros and cons . Thank you

[@ironheadbiker]

I am in the pusher camp. I had a blade on my side by side, and loved that, but loader blades don't act, or "ride" the same IMHO, especially on terrain with changing slopes. My pusher is much better at floating over the terrain. Having the long side skids really help. That does look like one hell of a solid built blade tho.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I agree. Thanks for chiming in!

[@jmccomas2010]

I run a 60" blade on the back and a 54" blower on the front of my 1025r, being able to back right up to my garages, patio, trailers and drag the snow away is very quick, then simply run it over with the snow blower.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Good setup

[@CentralNH]

Last year I bought a snow pusher I have a very long steep driveway the pusher was horrible my dealer let me borrow their plow for a storm what a difference. I just gut my plow can't wait to use it.

[@BlackDevill9]

Good choice what model tractor do you have? And what size plow? 👊

[@Byron88]

I also have a blower, rear mount 64" and a 60" loader bucket for clearing end of driveway from the ice bank the city plows.leave at the end on a LX2610

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Good combo!

[@greghelton5509]

Thank you for all of these very informative videos. They are well produced and helpful. I have learned a lot. Again, thank you.

[@N700PY]

Thank you!!! This was a big help!

[@kevingebert4316]

Winter is finally coming to central wisc and I can't wait for you to ship out my hla1500 this January and get some seat time on my new 2020 1025R. For now I'll be content using my 322 with blower or 455 and plow. Keep the vid er os coming :)

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thank you sir!

[@drlarryforgacs1]

This guy is good!

[@ronaldloringjr5332]

thank you great information

[@peacefieldfarm_mn]

Great Video, Courtney, but you have not convinced me why the pusher is better. I have a plow, on a B2601 and it does get a little squirrelly steering it sometimes, but the snow is always rolling off to the side. When the pusher gets full then what? You have to take it some where. I have about a 1000 ft driveway. Maybe you could show us why you think the pusher is better. Also, you didn't mention pricing.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I don't really care which you get. I sell pushers, plows, blowers, buckets, etc. Haha :) Many of my videos come from common questions I'm asked. Should I get a plow or pusher, why not just use my bucket, what size tractor do I need, how do you remove the loader, etc. I'm not trying to sell you on either attachment, but I did explain exactly what you're asking me to explain in the video.

[@MrSteve8511]

You need some M62, L47 on the channel! Their specs are much higher than standard tractors and they dig holes.

[@tonygreen1067]

Plow on my ATV, blower on the tractor.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Hard to beat that combo!

[@arthurhemstreetjr7868]

Love your videos

[@markschmaus5580]

Top 5 for me ➡️🚜👴

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Merry Christmas Mark!

[@markschmaus5580]

@@GoodWorksTractors Merry Christmas 🎅🎄to U and Ur Family! I appreciate all ur videos, knowledge, friendship !

[@charlielila9287]

Thank You for this! I live in CT w lotsa hills and granite.... What if your driveway is gravel and slopes or crowns? Aren’t blades and pushers rigid and level to FEL? Looking at Kubota Dozer blade that rotates up and down too! 🤔😉

[@liffy8333]

Good questions. I have a crowned 1000' gravel driveway and good sized gravel parking area. I use a 1025R with a frontier AF10F FEL mtd blade with hydraulic angle. The advantage of this setup is you have an infinite ability to raise and lower the blade left and right using the dump/curl function when the blade is angled, to match the crown in the road. Idea being you still want a crown in the road after a season of plowing. Using the blade without angling of course makes it level with the tractor for plowing level areas. It takes some getting use to with so many adjustments. Hope this addresses your concerns.

[@stevek4449]

What about this third option? A rear blade with loader bucket in the front? Rear blade "plows" and the bucket collects the wind rows to relocate and stack where needed so no need to swap between plow or pusher between different job sites? Also one rear blade cost vs both plow and pusher? Thoughts?? Maybe answer via video? Like pros and con of rear blade vs plow?

[@cwolf8841]

Rear blades can run roughly $400 to $1,000+ depending on size and features (gauge wheels, offset, angling, hydraulics, etc.). The obvious issue is you're driving over the snow before you plow. Watching the videos, there might be 'crabbing' with a rear blade depending IF offset, and might vary by speed, snow depth, etc.. TTWT tested the small Heavy Hitch rear blade. Generally, if I had my druthers, I'd like most things upfront because you can see what you're doing. And I'd like gauge wheels on my plow (why grind steel or plastic into the road). Sadly nobody seems to make one like that. All depends on what you're plowing, kind of snow, etc.

[@stevek4449]

True, although with my gravel driveway and a high crown, i dont mind if it digs in a bit. Although for paved surfaces i have seen a pvc pipe fitted over the cuttung edge to prevent tearing of the pavement or gravel by the rear blade. But i can also get close to garage doors and pull it away like a snow pusher can. In any setup there is always a plus or minus. It seems though that a rear blade and bucket can offer a lot of flexibility as a pair. Also don't need as much speed with rear blade like plows seem to need.

[@joanettemurch9040]

I had a beautiful John Deere that I moved snow with for 15 years.... and I could make it look pretty.....we have a new kubota and a snow box.... I made a mess 🥸please convince me to keep getting on my new tractor

[@cwolf8841]

@@joanettemurch9040 Decisions depend on the task. Your budget. And the kind of snow you get. I plow wet snow on say 1-2 miles of road. For me, an angling front blade works best.

[@cwolf8841]

@@stevek4449 Depending on your rear blade, you can add gauge wheels. Or simply set your rear at a slightly higher level. The higher end rear blades can be angled up & down. I can plow back from my garage door with my front blade. There is no perfect solution.... whatever works for you, your terrain, etc.

[@Atrain1489]

Could you do a video explaining the differences between a Snow Pusher and a Snow Blower? I understand price is a big difference but as far as overall use which is the better option? I’m in the market for a smaller compact or Sub Compact and snow removal is one of the tasks I would like to use the tractor for. How does each setup handle the 12”-24” snow storms?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Yeah, it's on the list :)

[@gfelton9628]

I'm with you snow pusher

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thanks for watching!

[@daviddenman7479]

Well considering I just bought a plow on AuctionTime..... I’m stuck with the plow😎

[@mr.fringeminority5426]

There's no such thing as too many attachments. haha

[@georgehughes8698]

Nice information sir!

[@Bob-vb8lc]

Another good comparison. I am leaning towards the T.R. plow and I might as well get a Speeco Cat 1 quick hitch. I will be contacting you in the near future for both. Good job Sir

[@VentureDad6]

Thoughts on better choice for gravel? Mid Atlantic area, 3-6 in snows. Usually melts before the next snow fall.

[@gregoryflewellyn6369]

Convinced me to get a pusher!

[@waynederby4684]

Very educational..........

[@dustyphillips3166]

Put me on the list of guys that live on a 3/4 acre town lot and could never justify these machines, but would love to play with them.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha ain't nothing wrong with that!

[@Peter-976]

The Snow Blower is the best option because you always need a place to put the snow with a plow or pusher and your options are limited to where you can put it. A Blower lets you put the snow where you want to put it

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Snowblowers aren't part of this video

[@jakinrivas3168]

I agree but only thing that sucks is it’ll take more time, energy & you’ll freeze in the cold lol

[@pbgd3]

Personally I use a back blade with a bucket. If the snow is shallow say up to about 4 or 5 inches I angle the back blade and then just drive back and forth. The ballasted and chained rears resist the side pressure much better than a front plow. If it gets too deep I spin the blade backwards with no angle and I do a Chevron pattern backing up and pushing the snow off the side of the driveway. With the shoes on my blade I just plow right into the yard. I back drag with my bucket near buildings and use the bucket to relocate any snow that will plug me up if it gets deep like around my turnoff or near my gates. Snow push are good too but every time I look at one I remember that I use my back blade a ton in summer and wouldn't touch a snow push.

[@wolf9174]

@@pbgd3 Do you have a video of that.

[@pbgd3]

@@wolf9174 give me a month.... snow will be back.

[@harleyhoracio1]

Great informative video, you present well. I like the pusher but unsure if I need/want one that articulates. I’ve got ~ 100k sq’ of nice asphalt that was freshly resealed this summer, so I don’t want to mark it up or damage it. Would like to discuss further with you possibly Monday. I’m running a Bobcat A300 but don’t want or need to spend a ton of dough as this isn’t a revenue stream for me, however I want to be efficient, get the job done and get on to other priorities for the day.

[@simpleman4196]

I don't want to take anything away from your video but I have a question for you. Why would I buy a snow pusher when I have a bucket? I have a 72 inch bucket and I guess your 4066 has a 72 inch bucket. Why get a 72" snow pusher. I could see getting a 7 or 8' snow pusher because it would be faster if you need it. I guess my main question is why buy a pusher if you already have a bucket that is multi use. Also what about a rear blade also multi use

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Not the same for many reasons. Already covered in a video. Buckets aren't made to remove anything. They are designed to dig and hold. Neither of which you want to do when moving snow. Bad for your bucket edge, extremely inefficient, and easily cause damage to your plowing surface. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4PbZH2no79saLM

[@RCPSU4]

Is it more useful for the plow to be mounted on a 3pt and a pusher on the front?

[@ericgebhart5775]

What is the best and biggest pusher you would recommend for a 3520 Deere. And how much. Thank you.

[@ironheadbiker]

Just jumping in here, you have a little larger tractor than I do with my kubota L2501 (kinda like a 3025e) and I run a huge 3ft high x 72" wide snow pusher with ease. I have a few videos of it in you're wondering. There's no weight too lift as it's not a bucket, so it's always empty. I bought a used one and paid $450 for it. There's no moving parts, just the blade and skids. The taller, and the longer (forward away from the blade) the side plates are, the more volume you can move without fall off. It also depends on how much room you have to operate in. I don't think you'd hehe an issue with a 84" either. I use mine with a 68" rear blower, or rear blade or box blade depending on snow amount.

[@ericgebhart5775]

@@ironheadbiker ok. Thank you. Usually in the winter I have my backhoe on the back so I have plenty of rear weight. Right now I’m using a 6’ loader blade which works well. I have a small parking lot I do close to home. So I thought the snow pusher would be faster. Thanks for your input. Hope you had a Merry Christmas.

[@stonehouseacres]

Hey good works, any suggestion on plow markers for my frontier snow pusher?

[@chadjurgensen73]

What are your thoughts on using a front plow on a sub compact (perhaps a 1025R) with a rear PTO blower? We recently moved to an acreage and have both a plow and a blower on an x series Deere...can definitely use either piece of equipment depending on the amount of snowfall.....SE Minnesota

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I've ran a setup like that before. Works well.

[@JeepinMaxx]

Great comparison! I have a 40 ft driveway shaped like a T that I've been plowing with the bucket on my BX. Would a snow pusher be a big upgrade over pushing with the bucket?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I think so. Check out my latest video!

[@rupertsteggles7575]

I was concerned about the snow bank size, growing over the winter. I use a tractor mounted snow blower that uses the PTO. Would you comment on that? I find it allows for very close approach, long throw to stop accumulation and effective despite the volume of snowfall.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Yes, snowblowers don't pile snow unless you point it all in the same spot. That's a benefit of a blower.

[@m.cooper1854]

Excellent explanation of pros and cons. Am I mistaken in thinking HLA snow pushers are made in Canada? Keep up the videos!

[@437AlBig]

My driveway is gravel and it's 3/10 of a mile long. Plow or pusher? I'm not sure. I've only used a plow before (not on my driveway). We are moving into our new house soon, so this will be the first winter living there. Still trying to decide what tractor to get too.

[@zacharycoslic1274]

Great and informative video! I do have one question though I have a Kubota bx1880 I just bought brand new and the only snow blades for the front I can find are 60 inches land pride has the stb0554 front blade but they are over 2 grand. Is their any other snow blades aftermarket market that instead of 60 inches are maybe 54 or 48 inches? Keep up the great work

[@joshuabeck8060]

I plow my road since the county never does it. Currently use my bucket on my kubota l4310 and a grader blade on the back. Whats the best option for that? I also move snow off my neighbors driveways along with mine

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Only you can make that choice. This video just gives pros and cons of each.

[@joshuabeck8060]

@@GoodWorksTractors im kinda leaning towards the pusher i wonder which pusher would be the best bet for me tho its a l4310 cab tractor with the manual clutched trans. Factory bucket is 66 inches

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Probably the HLA 1800 72" pusher...you have some flexibility though.

[@adamrossmanith6739]

You'll be getting my business for a pusher for my 1025R when I can afford it 👍

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Sounds good to me!

[@zachmanners9383]

Let us know how you like that 72” 2500 on the 4066R vs. The 84” 1800 you used last year. I’d like to get one this year for my L4060 if the budget allows and torn between the two. Would love some feedback!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I don't think I'll notice much of a difference. Biggest difference will be the better tires.

[@zachmanners9383]

@@GoodWorksTractors I have a few curves in my driveway so I figured the extra foot would cover the tire tracks a little better when turning. Just not sure if the extra capacity will affect my ability to turn. Would love to try both sizes to compare but we cant all be as lucky as you to try all those different attachments! Lol keep up with the great videos 👍🏻👍🏻

[@fmixthings]

I am in the Seattle area where we don't get much snow and when we do it only sticks around for a week or two. I'd like a front blade that could serve as double duty for spreading wood chips on a pathway in the spring/summer. My gravel scraper doesn't seem to like that too much. I've only got a short 50ft driveway and ~150ft long wood chip path. Any thoughts or recommendations?

[@eternalbliss1168]

I was just wondering, would the new MSL 120R loader arms restrict the back drag on the snow pusher at all, or restrict other functions using a snow pusher. Thanks in advance.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Good question. At the 7:50 mark in this video there is a very small clip showing a MSL loader backdragging. Whether that's the same setup for all the MSL loaders or not, I don't know. Perhaps someone watching with a 120r MSL loader can verify. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqGXlqWZq5V2p5I

[@aryanronczka949]

Is a 2520 John Deere powerful enough for a snowpusher? I have the rear wheels filled and I have a 5 foot snowblower on the back. Thanks Aryan

[@chrismalchoff7552]

Take the loader off and mount a western truck plow. Put on a 3 point scraper for another method and weight. Physics. Keep the weight mostly on the years

[@joanettemurch9040]

What should I keep the rpm’s at? I have a kubota L3301

[@jkwarbirds]

I have been seeing ads from Woods and Western plows for V type plows for the small 4x4s and smaller series tractors. Do you know anything about then???

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I don't sell them sorry

[@rejeanpivin4119]

Thinking about a snow pusher and what would be the best size for my JD 1023e?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Howdy, the HLA 1500 54" pusher is what I recommend for subcompacts in general.

[@rejeanpivin4119]

@@GoodWorksTractors Thanks, Do you you ship to Canana by any chance?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Unfortunately not yet, but I am actively working on a affordable solution. It's high on my priority list.

[@tronstone7679]

Which model snow pusher would you recommend for a Kubota b2301?

[@augustdepasquale4862]

I understand that with a plow you can angle it and the spill over go’s off to the side you angle it. If you are using a snow pusher with 8”” of snow will it spill of to each side if you are going hundreds of feet? How will that work on your second pass

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Like I explain in the video, plows spill off every single pass. Clean up passes are much faster with a pusher.

[@sgtaaronp]

New tractor owner here, won't my bucket due ok for snow? Thanks from SE michigan!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

There's a video for that :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4PbZH2no79saLM

[@chrismalchoff7552]

Get a used western truck plow for a few hundred dollars. Loaders are meant for moving dirt.

[@touyang2846]

i think u have me sold on the pusher...

[@GoodWorksTractors]

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[@stuartfarrell6729]

if you have a buket you already have asnow pusher ?

[@randygomez6989]

Price of both?

[@alexchrapowicki6789]

how large of a tractor HP to run a 9 ft pusher for long pushes

[@jasonvanoss2217]

I wish I whould have seen this frist a snow pusher whould have made it easier then my plow

[@tsafa]

Good video, one important option. You forgot to mention is that sometimes the bucket works better. Especially if you're working uneven ground in wooded areas

[@bkb5668]

What about a two mile drive way!!! Lol 😆

[@matthewrutowski2590]

Glad we don’t get that snow in Florida and Central Arkansas lol.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha missing out!

[@robertmolinaro7491]

Great video as always! As a new tractor owner, I have found all of your videos informative and incredibly helpful! Question for you... what about a hydraulic angle broom? I have a 400' paved driveway that opens to a large area near the house. This video has convinced me to buy a snow pusher over a plow. My concern is the driveway is 21 years old so it's no longer a flat surface. To me, an ssqa hydraulic angle broom would be better for the uneven surface. Thoughts?

[@joanettemurch9040]

I miss my John Deere already

[@Kx249Racing]

Too bias to the pusher Hydraulic blade is better pusher can only push so much snow might as well use the bucket Blade gets it out of the way 2 passes down a driveway and your done

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Yep, I like pushers. I've used buckets, plows, blowers. Always come back to pushers.

[@mikeherschleb5949]

10 ft pusher is too big for home owner / farm on 5e Deere. It handles it fine but weight of pusher is right at limit even with correct counter balance. I would trade my 10 for an 8.

[@nottingham82]

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