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Read articles →A real-world first-use account of a loader-mounted power-angle plow on a Kubota LX4020, covering skid shoe adjustment, float position, and how the plow pairs with a rear blade to cut driveway plowing time roughly in half. The owner also shares candid observations about what works on gravel versus pavement. Heavy on casual storytelling and light on specs; best for owners curious how this plow setup actually performs across multiple driveways.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property and neighbors' driveways, with no apparent commercial or dealership affiliation.
The owner lowered the skid shoes down about an inch so the cutting edge rides just off the ground, which let the plow run smoothly in float position without jarring or banging the loader.
The owner says you would not want to run it on a stone driveway without the skid shoes properly adjusted, because it would want to cut in and require going very slow, which is hard on the loader and the driveway.
Yes, the owner says that compared to a previous snowfall, plowing with both the front plow and rear blade together took about half the time.
The owner pushes both ways: push with the front plow, back up, then push with the rear blade, which works well for clearing driveway entrances and garage areas.
