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I am thinking of buying a T410 Boss for plowing snow.  The snowfalls in my area  (Southeast PA).  Are normally in the 5-10 inch range.  We had a 20 incher last month, but that was the exception to the rule.  My driveway is macadam and the main one is 160 ft long.  I will be plowing downhill mostly and some level parking areas.   I am asking if the T410 can adequately handle this situation with 25HP.  Other then plowing,  I would have little use except maybe picking up dead branches around the property.  As for plowing, I would guess about 6-8 times a year.  I am choosing the T410 on price as the little I use it, I want to spend the least money.  Thanks for any opinions.
Walt
 

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this is just my personal opinion formed from what i've read on internet forums about Massimo.

they may be cheaper, but when they do break,  you might have trouble Finding out the problem, & getting a repair part for the problem.

if i were you, i would look into a used Kawasaki Mule or Polaris ranger of sorts. Dealers, parts and manufacturer support is more widely available.

it's not too uncommon to find a 10 or 15 year old mule with 500 hours or less, which at that point, they're just wearing in good.

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