My wife has a 2020.5 turbo. It is not the shocks. It is rider forward and how they are. It takes deep snow to get rid of it . Nobody sees it because they are not willing to try something different or they jump on one or the other and they're too different so don't hardly ride them.
I wasn’t talking about your 2020.5 I was talking about your statement on your old 2018. If the shocks haven’t been rebuilt since new (fall 2017) and especially if the sled isn’t suspended when not in use or over the summer, then I would bet you aren’t misremembering how the sled used to feel. I would guess the shocks just need to be rebuilt.
I only bring this up because I’ve battled it myself several times. Even replaced a sled because I thought it was just “how the sled handled” but later found out the shocks were blown.
As for the 2020.5 it definitely rides WAY more front end heavy than my 2018 did. I think you and I discussed this in the thread I posted about this very issue on the 2020.5. I’ve been able to get the sled to ride a lot more how I want it by playing with the shocks though. I should probably update that thread with my new settings.