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Read articles →This is a real-world snow-clearing session on a John Deere 3046R using Edge Tamer bucket attachments (~$100/pair) instead of dedicated snow equipment. The host demonstrates float-position vs. manual height control, explains rock-pickup differences versus a blade, discusses rear ballast, and compares the snow pusher he sold. About 12 minutes of actual operation footage with honest commentary on tradeoffs. Best for budget-minded owners wondering if edge tamers are worth it before buying pricier snow attachments.
An owner-operator channel focused on compact tractors, sharing hands-on personal experience from their own property with a casual, family-friendly tone.
Yes, the host says he has a lot less trouble picking up rock with Edge Tamers than with the blades shown in prior episodes.
Float position worked really well, letting the tractor steer better since the operator didn't have to manually control height, though float doesn't always work on lighter tractors.
About a hundred dollars for a pair, though the price may be a little more now; it's described as very cost-effective for pushing snow.
The host sold his snow pusher for the 1025R, saying it didn't work very well for his situation, though it might suit other applications better.
