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Overview
This is a real-world follow-up review, not a dealer demo: an owner runs a 7-foot Wolverine snow pusher (mounted on a Kubota) through a light 3-4 inch snowfall, comparing it directly to years of using a dirt bucket and rear blade. He covers price ($1,700), capacity claims, actual clearing time, gravel disturbance, and admits tire slip issues, concluding he'll likely add tire chains. Good for owners weighing a pusher attachment upgrade over a standard bucket.
An independent tractor owner testing his own newly purchased attachment on his property, with no affiliation to the manufacturer.