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Not worried storing machines by salt in an enclosed space?

How much salt can you fit in a container. How big are those?

What do pay for a ton of salt in your area this year

Keep the videos coming!

Do you use any thinner in the fluid film to get it through the gun?

Cool to see your method and those big buckets of wool wax -- hadn't seen those. Ready for winter is the way to go!

I sent a company your way the was looking for plowing at a church in Farmington. Weren’t sure if you were full for the winter. Can’t wait to see what mother nature is going to throw at us!!

20% is perfect youll see out the windows great at night with some led reverse lights out the back.

Great video man

where did you get those logo stickers made?

Your a jcb guy I heard the teleskids have issues no? I like the set ups!

Hey bud you can use your Milwaukee M18 impact to get those bolts off buy yourself a extension with a wobbly bit just an idea really works great

I cut the first 3.5” off my rulers! 😉

I would like to say this to help you if you got it slow your camera down you’re twisting and turning on everything else and it’s making people dizzy. I’m enjoying what you’re having to say about that tractors because I’m interested in it, but I can’t watch it because you’re moving the camera too fast

Thanks for the review. I have a 9,000 lb. Case 90xt. I have to plow some pavement/concrete around the house and also a 1/2 mile long driveway in road base, which gets fairly steep at the end. Do you recommend these snow tires for road base driveways?

How much is that pusher ?

0:01 Clean!

very good video

Thats a pretty good load on that truck..whats the tonnage?

What Did you put below the container in order to keep rust out?

Someone teach this clown how to plow please

Interesting but far from practical

how do you go about plow pricing for a storage unit? I've been asked to put a bid on a 90 unit storage facility.

How much does the block weigh??

Thanks!

Looking at a kubota m6 101 with snow tires and 13’ LD. Do you think turning will still be an issue with snows? I like my skid but I can only run max a 10’ pusher on it with snow tires. My 4075r with 8-13 mp will do detail work. So my question I guess is ssv75 with snow tires and 10’ hla pusher or m6 101 with snows and 13’ Ld more productive? M6 there’s no clutching for gears. Would be used in tandem with 4075r on lots totalling 450,000 sqft.

how is it getting parts and service work done?

The cut ins of the trucks doing work and the death wobble is hilarious. Also great video

Don’t be a liberal and delete them

I would definitely want to snow blow into the center if its imperative to get that last foot. Will cost yoy more to fix panels then to even have a push blower if you dont have one yet.

I had gone into this video thinking that the tracked machines were better. My view now after watching your video is they're only better for certain tasks In the same way that a square Point Spade is "better"than a pointed shovel- only depending upon the task at hand. Thank you for the insight!

Thank you for this very informative video! I'm wanting to buy my first skid steer mainly for Excavating a basement under an existing house . I thought you touched on a lot of very interesting points that sure seemed valid, and most of which I hadn't even considered due to my lack of experience. I appreciate you taking the time to share this information! The wind noise wasn't even noticeable to me.

You can "tune" your 74HP 3TS-8T to 99 HP with a $1,400 engine tuning tool from GPT Consulting. It plugs into your ECU and downloads a reflash of the code bed. The engine is intentionally detuned down to 74HP by JCB to meet the USA maximum HP requirement of 74HP to avoid the need to have a DEF system.

Thank you sir. Saved me the brain power for tomorrow sir

Where'd you pick up the wheel wells?

19.5 wheels have been around forever. Since at least the 1950s, theres lots of tire options, maybe not in the exact stock size, i hate the stock size. 8r19.5 are a good size on these trucks and you can get them relatively inexpensively. Goodyear g633 drive tires are under $200 on simpletire. Great video, love the cut scenes to death wobble!

puts stairs or a ladder from inside the shop into that wasted top container.

When you are comparing what you did for 48k to a contractors pole building price for 150k, I'm sure the contractor building has significantly more to it. Frankly, I don't like what you did at all. Aside from being impractical, it's an eye sore.

Looks like you paid $18,800 for the exterior framing, and 640 sq ft of wood floors. Looks like 112 ft of exterior wall. The xtra concrete flooring would have cost you $7000, so it looks like you paid $100 a linear foot for exterior walls. if your shop is 28x40 = 1120sqft looks like you paid $36sqft for the building (minus concrete/ground prep & racking). You could have had a Steel I-beam building (non tubular) for $33sqft, and it would have added value to your property. Tubular steel is half the price of steel I-beam...so $17sqft.

Thanks again for the great content and pointing out the key components that make the wall durable against the elements. Stretch your back out! It has to be sore after moving all those blocks!

Looks great. Thanks for walking us through it.

Nice job! I like the way it turned out. Thanks for showing.

Had a customer wanting those this year as well. Think it was a keystone style but Gagne got rid of it

That looks really good. Excellent job!

The GM 4500/5500 have a turning radius of 25ft. F550 is 28.6.

Thanks for the content mate. Keep it up. On a side note also had pericarditis, if you got the Jab there you go. I’ll say no more.

How would a tapered steelxmounting box that would let the compactor sit level work?

The 10 speeds are jumk. An 8 speed would do so much better I would think. They’re always shifting up and down. But at any rate, the new shop looks great!

If you can move the vibrator higher, you can screen more because of the extra distance... Good Luck

worked like a charm, that's badass