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Depending on the rear blade (what I mean is how much it weighs, so you have some rear traction), you might need to use 4WD more than just 2WD, but I have that same set up here in Indiana (FEL and Rearblade), no chains and can do whatever I want. I have played in snow up to 8", and waiting on the opportunity to try more.

JD2210 - tire chains
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Replies 8 Post by Deere2210

I believe as posted above, the blade is a good option for small snows as we see in Central Indiana, and have a place to push it. Also, you can do something else with it, i.e, push some dirt or gravel as opposed to having something so specific.

2210 - front blade or snow blower
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Replies 47 Post by Deere2210

I know you want to pull the trigger, heck anyone would be wanting to at this point, but I must ask, why not get the loader and front quick hitch blade as opposed to the snowblower? I have pushed on a ton of snow with a smaller machine (2210) and can't imagine what a 4310 could do. The blower option is spicy and most likely cost more than a loader plus quick front blade.

4310 Price check
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Replies 23 Post by Deere2210