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Always wanted a snow pusher never thought about putting exercise on my bucket watch cheaper than buying a snow pusher

Thanks for doing all these comparisons. We haven't had to plow here yet, a very wierd winter so far, so a snow pusher is probably not in our future. But, when the snow does show up, I plan to be ready with your bucket side boards. All the best, Ben

Watched this and immediately went out and bought a pusher. I got a 60" because I have chains and its a 23S with the backhoe. Cleared my driveway in about half the time of my UTV with a 60" plow. I was considering a 3 point pto snowblower but i think the pusher with the weight of the backhoe is the way to go. Id suggest chains and some suitcase weights if you find yourself needing more traction. Thanks for the video.

Good job 💪. I’m always impressed how much work these subcompact tractors will do 🤠

Great investment. Now save up for a back blade to complete the snow plowing jem. They work so good together. Happy snow plowing and stay safe.

Really ougt to lower the loader when backing up. The stupidest littlet things will make these little tractors tip in a heart beat. I like the bucket wings idea. Good video

Pro's and con's for both. Snow pusher is fast but costs more than plywood. Snow pusher will last longer.

Nice comparison video. I have a Land Pride Snow Pusher 60” as well with the back drag option for my BX2380. I gather you don’t have the skid steer two lever quick detach system on your loader as you made the comment that it was a pain to switch between the bucket and snow pusher. I have the skid steer quick detach and that is the way to go. Thanks again for the video!

You are doing good. I even got schooled on the pusher. Can't wait to what other things you come up with. Stay well and God bless.

I never heard of a dedicated snow pusher but is a great idea! I think that I might modify my a bit too large bucket for my MF35X to become something like yours. The bottom is rusted through at several places and I have been planning for repairing that but simply shortening it and moving the scraper blade back and reinforcing the sides will be better as I do not use it for anything other than pushing snow. Thank you for the video!

Great video. Well the wood is a bit cheaper 😂 than the snow pusher. And the bucket and plywood does a great job. A little shorter ply wood with some metal edges would help from breaking. Great comparisons. Have a great Sunday.

Hey man good job on making your own.. pushers are awesome I didn’t finish the video only because I have to go actually go to work and plow. But honestly with the pusher you made with the bucket, I wouldn’t even bother dumping just because you have the length with the boards just not the hight. The snow in the bucket is minimal in the overall scheme of things. Just to keep the speed up overall awesome man.. I’m subscribing!

Interesting experiment!

Just put a couple of bolt on skids on the bucket and you'll solve the problem of it digging in. You could also put one of those boards on the face of the bucket to keep the snow mostly "outside" the bucketnto minimize the dumping. I'm going to give this a shot this winter.

Good mock up for testing/ proof of concept purposes. Definitely faster with the pusher but $1000 faster? I have a pallet attachment and I wonder if I take the forks off if I could weld something up? Add it to the list of things to do. Great channel and thanks for sharing. Cheers, Mike. PS congrats on the < 1000 subscribers

4wd or not, chains on front tires is a must ... if not you are just going straight forward 😂

nice toy

You still are going to need an angle blade. You will get to the point that you simply can not push it any further and the only thing you can do is to cut into it stair step fashion till you have some place to push the snow to.

I think the snow rolls better with my snow pusher than it does with my bucket

I wonder how much better it would be with a composite or plastic instead of wood.

If you're pronouncing the word 'About' as "Ah-boot"..you probably know snow and know it well.

with plywood would push more snow

1500$ vs 25$ ill try the wood.

Oh if you can get KZfaq to pay for your fuel great.