Why A Snow Pusher Is a Better Option!
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Chris shows why he thinks a Land Pride snow pusher is better than a traditional front end loader to push, lift and remove snow at his personal property!
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Snow pushers are a cheap alternative to a snowblower and all that's needed if you don't get heavy snowfalls. I used pushers for years and it is certainly better than a bucket and it don't tear up the lawn or the asphalt as well. In areas with lots of snow, can't beat a snowblower, but it has to be a front mount as driving backwards with a tractor sucks! I got a blower on the front of my skidsteer, the ultimate setup after 40 some years of doing things with a tractor.
SNOW PUSHER is the way to go. ✅ Let's face it, it is a lot more fun, and it does an amazing job. Great video, really enjoyed that ! 🙂 ( the side view of the snow pusher as it pulls away from the home was the perfect angle, it really shows you what's going on. P.S. that snow blower you have on the back, awesome too. In my area Ottawa, they are all over the place doing residential. They back up to the client's garage door, drop the blower and pull away and drag and blow. 2 times and a driveway is done. - it's so efficient.
Thanks for watching & the comment
yeah there handy plus you can even grading with it and land scape yards with that blade wich ive seen landscapers useing pushers for land scaping and snow wich makes a good multipurpose tool
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I used to push snow with blade causing snowbanks and ran out of room eventually. Always a problem when pushing. Purchased blower for the 1995 Sears SS/16 garden tractor and used it till I got a John Deere 318 with blower.
I also purchased a John Deere 318 with 44 loader, 4 foot bucket. Love the unit. My back says "Thank You".
I built one foot extensions for each side, bolted on. Yep, had to drill two holes in side of bucket. Extensions are in the same shape as the bucket. Tractor pushes 6 foot wide and then carry snow away when I need to.
I will stick with my HLA 3000 all angle snow plow on my mx5400!
Right on! HLA 3000 rules on my Kioti!!!
Up here in Mattawa,snow blower.I want to fire that snow away and not have to handle snow.A combination of bucket cutting and blower.Everything has a place,but i like snow blowers.And this year,you better have some gear!
I like my snowblower on the ft thank u
Plows are the way to do. Snow pushers are great for parking lots and that is about it. Try doing my 500 foot gravel driveway with a snow pusher. LOL
Fast and easy that's what I like about it!
Glad you like it!
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does it fetch up on frozen rocks or will it bump over the rock better.
Do you guys stock the HLA 1500 & 1800?
I like that they don't have a brace in the corners like the Land Pride
good equipment does here in pei but selling like grazy because the hla and land pride are the cheapest product on the market plus the push blade you can even use it as well for grading wich hla and land pride makes a great multi purpose uses
Yes we have the HLA 1500 & 1800 series in stock, both are great pushers. The drawback to the HLA is the small backdrag compared to the Landpride
Yeah a snow pusher is fine when you don't have any snow banks. A blower is necessary where i live.
You can’t beat a front snow blower!!!
thanks for watching & commenting
Is it wise to go to a 7’ or 8’ pusher?
should under size a snow pusher if your in an area that gets some big dumps of snow
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why is it that guys that have the new stuff they do not know how to operate it??
@randyhauck7225 because it's new so they're not used to it. You have to start somewhere.
This is just a sales rep, most sales reps just sell, and have very little actual equipment time using the stuff.