Depends a lot on how much land you have and what else you may want to do with your lawn tractor. You already have it and as you discovered it will not move a lot of snow efficiently with a blade, BUT it will with a blower. They are readily available all over the place, even by uncle Deere. Go on some of the machinery websites. Lots of good used ones. The trouble with plows is they leave nice big snowbanks and the first time it blows hard the drive fills in with snow and it gets progressively harder to get rid of. I used to live in eastern Ontario with lots of snow Glad I moved to an island in the pacific. A neighbour back then had a John Deere B, and he built a snow thrower. Used the pto and flywheel from his hay baler, switched it back in summer. His blower blades were 5" channel iron. each two ft x 2ft. He built a cab with small angle iron and canvas (like the old heat housers) and one season used some old large cardboard boxes for a shield kept the wind out and a bit of heat from the motor blew back Pray for warmer weather and climate change. Kris
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