How to take care of a 15” Alaska snowfall. Kubota M135GX & Normand Inverted Snowblower!!

A very nice late season snowfall!
Struggle bus makes an appearance as Tim is left changing a shear bolt without his wrenches.
Sunsets and Snow-bows
We are based out of Anchorage, Alaska and we love to get outdoors. We do everything from snow blowing (Blowin’ AK) to construction projects including helical pile installations (GoliathTech Alaska). Just trying to share some of our products and services as well some of our adventures. We really hope you enjoy our videos! Please don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share our video.
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[@tractortyme]

Nice outfitted Kubota and Nordman snowblower. I've got a much smaller rig with 48.3Hp and 68'' MK Martin snowblower. But ti works good, mostly I've lacked snowy winters since I've gotten a nice snow removal tool (Typical of the Gods)

[@johnnysewardjr3319]

😮love the video. Good footage. Try drone next, it will be awesome!

[@SnowingNapalm]

when your tractor just wants to be a wave runner 🙂

[@gabbygonzaga552]

why dont you keep your loader on?

[@allthingsmersdorf1861]

We do a lot of residential driveways and some are very tight. The weight stack actually gives us more counterweight and better visibility.

[@robertbonsai7176]

Question, I’ve got 2 1/2 miles of country rd to plow ect, was thinking of inverted blower. We can get 12-20 in a heavey dumping, but I’m worried that the road will get closed in. As in every blow you can’t get as close as you could from last blow, does that happen.

[@allthingsmersdorf1861]

We do miles of road, and I’ve never been able to not get to the edge of the road. The hardest part is when you’re cutting through drifts over 6ft tall. You have to be careful that the drift doesn’t push on the fender and break/crack the fiberglass. I’ve got some videos coming up that will show us breaking up 6-9ft drifts.

[@meadowgreeninc2112]

Those tires are $$ (both in cost and how well they work)

[@simd510]

What kind of tires are those?

[@allthingsmersdorf1861]

nokian hakkapeliitta tri

[@rogerwhiting9310]

How does it do with wet snow and drifts?

[@allthingsmersdorf1861]

When we clear wet snow or slush, we try to keep the snow moving and avoid “carrying” the snow. I’ve cleaned up some pretty massive drifts with this blower. With drifting over about 2ft tall, we typically back into and take ”bites” out of it until we make a path. Anything less than 2ft the tractor will drive right though.

[@alanskinner7031]

Pull behind yeah right, that is like mounting an outboard on the front of your boat!