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Read articles →A loosely structured end-of-season wrap-up rather than a focused review. The tractor-relevant content is limited: winterizing the Pronovost Puma-84 snowblower (chain lubing, retracting cylinders, greasing bearings), a brief positive mention of the TYM T654's Deutz engine starting reliably, and a quick endorsement of an HLA snow pusher. Most of the runtime covers garage electrical work and property cleanup. Useful only to owners curious about basic snowblower storage steps.
An owner-operator sharing casual, first-person impressions from their own New Brunswick homestead property.
Apply a heavy coat of chain lube, make sure hydraulic cylinder rods are fully retracted to avoid rust, grease the bearings, and check fluid levels before disconnecting it.
The owner says it lights right up instantly even after not being started for over a month, calling the Deutz engine amazing.
The owner calls it a great blade with a quick attach and back drag feature, saying the tractor had no problem pushing snow uphill with it.
