WATCH THIS BEFORE BUYING A PULL-TYPE SNOW BLOWER

We got about 10” of snow from the Colorado Low winter storm that just swept across the country from west to east. It’s about 8am and I needed to get the driveway cleared so we could start our day. I am in a John Deere 4052R Snow Cab Edition with the Frontier SB1174P Pull type or inverted snow blower. With a pull-type snow blower you blow snow while driving and facing forward unlike a traditional rear hitch snow blower that requires you to go backwards. In this video I wanted to show you the finished product and how the pull-type snowblower looks when in operation from the outside. Because one of the biggest issues people mention about pull-type snow blowers is that you drive over the snow before it reaches the blower. So, don’t the tractor wheels compact the snow? How can a pull-type blower do a good job? As you will see in this video that is absolutely not a problem. The machine runes on poly-glides which keep the blower just about 1” off the driveway. And as you can see in this video, the blower leaves a very even layer of snow without scraping the pavement. I have two other videos about this snow blower:. Please check them out. FIRST LOOK - NEW John Deere Frontier SB1174P Pull-type Snow Blower    • FIRST LOOK - NEW John Deere Frontier SB117...   FIRST USE - NEW John Deere Pull-Type Snowblower in action    • FIRST USE - NEW John Deere Pull-Type Snowb...   Thanks for watching. The information provided in this video is intended for entertainment purposes only. Any actions taken based on the information provided are done so at your own risk. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines and use extreme caution when attempting any activities shown in this video. The creator of this video is not liable for any damages, injuries, or losses that may result from the use of the information provided. Music: https://www.bensound.com