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I do like how you explain what you are doing and why. A lot more to it than many think. Thankyou also for sharing and making these videos.

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A Moose Proof Feeder!... Brilliant!....

No need to apologize for lack of content sir…, I figured when the snow left you wouldn’t be back till the snow started flying again in the fall. However, holy cow…, looks like you have been busy. I seem to recall somewhere in the mix, you mentioned being “retired”…, hahaha…! I know you types, retirement is not in your psyche… You might be surprised at your viewership numbers going “up” with any video footage of those metal fabrication projects you showed in still photos. They looked like some awesome pieces of equipment…, course there is some time involved with those types of videos. Great video here, Thank you sir. P.S., your camera angle/view is perfect.., let’s the viewer see your hand inputs and the blade responses…

Good job buddy you know how to make the machine work for you anyone can drive one few can operate

Music spoiled what could of been a great video!!

Very thoughtful of the homeowner at the end having homemade cookies hand delivered to you & your passing machine. Definitely hit the spot with the possible growlies. There making sure you have enough energy to carry on ,if you like peanut butter should carry a couple of jars stock of it in your cab just to hold off the growlies in the tummy until you get home where the wife has made either breakfast lunch and supper for a hard working husband.

24:19 looks like a definite big airliner contrale of too the top right of my Flagship phone screen, No conseat in my family just saying. 6.7 inch screen display Asus ROG phone 6 with 512gb storage & 16GB RAM.

I agree too with the commentor asking for a little more plow sounds a less background music, plus the real equipment fanantic like myself the equipment sounds equipment make is like equipment music anyway way so why drown one out for the other unless you're a upcoming energy drinking rock star right. More machine music than note 🎵 music is a good thing on a channel like you're & always invite your play by play of your skill at running heavy equipment. Just think of it as your at your Superbowl every time you go out with your grader and your the go to quarterback, Lineman,receiver,Punter and coach and don't forget the waterboy don't want to dehydrated yourself or your machine.

Just would like to commend you taking the effort to have different from our end motion picture camera locations on your well maintained Grader and again thank you from Alberta Canada, Would like very much to pay it forward as the new Internet term came about & would like to mail you a card & possible a fast food gift card for you and your wife, Can't forget her and you tell her that it's her that keeps you running like all good or better yet great wives, She's in the background and a pivotal kog in your operation So she should get recognition as well and I just did that. You can have the biggest transmission but if you or I blow a shift it's not a good thing So I think wives are like living transmissions making sure we try not to blow or miss a shift. Once a true geargammer always a real & dying breed of trucker, Strong and kind is the only way to be, seen that one liner on the back of a Kwhopper and will never forget it.

Thank you for making this confirmed constructive Snow plowing content. Beauty as always is in the eye of the beholder and your loved jd grader is the center piece of this very beautiful area, Do you cut grass in the summer time & someone could invent a Grader with the belly mower and quick attach to the circle Yes ? I just invented a new lawn mower the Mower grader or MG.

72 mile an hour wind gusts in the winter is no fun to be outside, Depending on the real temperature the wind-chill as we call it in Canada after a certain temperature it's basically instant frost bite for exposed flesh and hurt's more after the impacted skin is thawing out & l can't figure that out but I usually dress appropriately when I have to go out walk 2 miles round trip for groceries and cover up completely where only the eyeballs are showing & wearing a Authentic From your country the Overland sheepskin shearling B3 oversized Hood included Bomber jacket and worth every $600+CAD dollars. They even make a female version called the Jane but I wear the men's version just like socks and and most Gloves plus runners there unisex. But always was toasty warm in the upper torso in -45 temp's. With no wind thank God.

Holy cow there's a pack of the Santa's power units at 2:11, must be really good grazing grounds there, Getting all plump too make the cut to be on the business end of Santa's Present delivery machine.

You have Santa's Horses down there too at 1:26 running across your bow of your mountain climbing ramaroo in the triple threat pack and look very very healthy white tail deer. They always have to pass in front and can't wait a split second to pass in the back after the vehicle goes by. I guess where ever they going is really important so as to risk their fur with the near miss hit.

Articulating a grader sounds smart but could take some brain power to set in for me , is your machine a stand up cab ? And do you like to stand while you're grading to take a load off the butt. I've run for 3 winter's a 966 cat rubber tire loader Loading tree length Spruce & this loader pivoted in the middle & very tricky when boom & grapple is full and high to clear the Log trailer bunk stakes & the ground surface angle so as to not lose everything to gravity, But was usually loading on level ground in the cut blocks not a big operation l drove for a private mom and pop's logging company that harvested private trees and delivered to Chetweyed & Fort Saint John, British Columbia,6 axle ,pony up T/A pole trailer configuration with a powerhouse 1985 Mack Superliner with the mack V8 forgot the cubic inch of this engine, but pretty good grunt when grunt is needed,the best experience l have with diesel engine holding & pulling power is the 3406E accert, pulled it right down to 8/900rpm & she kept pulling on a pretty assent Grade, the Cummins N14 / & Plus & the rest would never do that at that predicament they always fall flat on their face , the Truck Caterpillar 3406 is actually the grader engine returned for truck duty & the only Heavy truck engine l ever want to know about, too bad cat stupidly halted production of this engine after 2006. Cat makes so much money in the global market they don't even see the lose of my favorite engine as you can tell by my handle on this website.

Great video & thank you for doing this & the placement of the camera looking back at the meat and the potatoes, Almost looks like a gigantic cake with layering on the iceing.

As a US army engineer heo sounds like you need to renegotiate your contract

Thanks that was interesting

Thanks for making this explanation video , really good practical theory info. Alberta Canada

I'm impressed:) Nicely done!

My question is when all that snow starts melting do you have erosion problems and wash outs?

Thank you very much for showing the videos. I have one understand what it’s like to be out there plowing snow since I have done it for around 25 years myself working for the state running a 10 wheeler with double wings on interstate 95 in Rhode Island so again, thank you very much for showing your videos. Be safe keep up the good work.

Excellent, excellent informational video. You hit all the questions I had, and some that I didn’t feel were any of my business. You sir are a busy man when the snow fly’s, and when it isn’t….., sheesh..! Loved seeing the “operator in training”. 25yrs County L.E., retiree (2013), myself., don’t miss any of that at all, except for the guys I worked with. Thank you sir.

Thank you for this informative video

Fantastic background, good bless you and your family!!!

Please correct me if I’m wrong. However, wouldn’t it be more beneficial to have a longer wing to push the snow up and over the road banks ? I am impressed. Certainly not being critical. You do a great job with the piece of equipment you have to work with.

I have never seen a You Tube presenter answer every comment.( Even the jerk @jamespetrini comment.) That is as impressive as the wonderful snowplowing because it creates a dialogue between Hutson and his viewers. Absolutely marvelous. Cannot thank you enough. Viewers, please be aware that having operated a straight frame Champion with a Detroit Diesel means that Hutson has been working graders for decades. That alone is to be respected a lot.

Thats an amazing sound track, really moves the soul, and the snow! :) No restrictions on Deere power The drivetrain whine almost adds a little Detroit music. I had the chance to study and rebuild a 6076T engine, goodness that was fun and big! Didn't want to pay for a reman as sometimes they're not too good for long. This was a reman with a lot of hours and the rebuilder never set the cam gear properly so it had a mile of backlash, out of time and grinding on the front cover.

That's amazing how you mentioned the big heavy grader shifted to the side when the snow wing hits bigger harder frozen parts of a snow bank that's amazing Dynamics I think how snow can push around a heavy grader like that, just like lighting can & will split whole trees in half good thing there isn't too much lighting when you're out grading.

Holy cow the stop sign at saddleback road and the highway is just peaking out of the built-up snowbank. And a big thanks for not snow bank blocking in the one driveway you noticed tire tracks and I'm sure they would thank you too always good to be a gentleman on a grader because good things happen to good people God has said that many times in the Bible and glad you're out of law enforcement because that is one crazy job in today's madd world and now a heavy equipment operator.

Great video please put the sticky cam on your motorgrader when you're out plowing it's very enjoyable at my end, Plus winter has always been my favorite season of the year and winter heavy equipment is right up there.

You have a very very nice shop there like your own second home, even a open station camode.

Must say you did really well with panning around with the camera very slowly for your viewers, unlike other channels who basically pan like madd bouncing around like a manic bobblehead. All the best too you.

Can you please do a in-depth in cab motor grader control's tutorial and give us your seasoned operator trade secrets that make you a great man and grader operator. Thank you.

I'm most definitely subscribing to your great educational heavy equipment channel because you remind me of one of the best mom and pop's logging companies l ever worked for as a Tree length 6 axle pony up jeep pole logger configuration, pulled by a 1984 Mack Superliner V8 mack,Drove for Jack and his Chinese wife susie for 3 Winters and loaded myself with a 1980's cat 966 rubber tire loader and loved every minute of it.

Sounds like you're 1985 dodge truck is one heck of a reliable machine, too bad it has a elk magnet though but a very nice workhorse of a truck even though it's a 360 gas job it a nice truck , please do a detailed like this video walk around of it some time. Thanks

Great video & even better explanation of how you equipped your motor grader, I've always loved dreaming about running a motor grader & hopefully some day the dream will come true,l do see that your tire chains don't know the heavy truck cleat tabs on the links which would help greatly with traction and around the area of the peace country in northwestern Alberta graders are bad for flat tires because they leave shards of the cutting edge on the road & found a flat on my road with a 1989 cbr 600f first year non hurricane name on the tank & 1 of 3 middleweights of the same brand 1989/1994 & finally a 1999F4 last one brand new at $10K Canadian , All great bike's but my all time favourite is 1 of 2 new Yamaha 2 stroke sport bikes I purchased in red deer Alberta in 1985 & 1986 , the giant killer 1985 RZ350F the favourite of all bike's I've had the opportunity to purchase & One day if I win the lottery I'd buying a fleet of heavy equipment from a Motor grader & skid steer & T/A T800 or W900 short hood 2 piece windshield with either a mechanical Caterpillar or 3406B or C15 accert with heavy diffs & 18 spd & air ride. But again Thank you for showing us around your grader & please make more videos working in and around this machine. From Alberta Canada

I bet someone changes blades 2 times a year cutting blades

Nice work thanks for sharing

Looks awesome. Another great video sir !

Im surprised that you don't have an A plow on front

It looks like a 6x6 articulated cat blade with foot steering

This is a perfect example of having to do something 2-3 times to get it to the best you can. Many passes seems tedious but a blow and some snow will fill it all back in

This is better than watching Netflix. You just got a new subscriber

Nice video. subscribed! Does the association tell you when they want the banks benched back or do you do it when you figure its needed? What year is that John Deere? Nice sounding machine

Why don't you have a V plow on?