Oh that yellow… it’s been such a long time since i’ve seen it on a 350! Still have a 23 year old bombardier 275 in that yellow, and boy it still looks great
Awesome! I have been looking around trying to find info on what it takes to be a grooming operator I would really like to emigrate from England to a ski resort and do this job. I have a fair bit of experience using 360 excavators and have also done some dozer work. What would be your recommendation to getting a grooming job. Thanks Josh
+joshcowin5 Hello, I´m a grooming operator in Norway. My advise to you is to get some grooming hours. Get in touch with small resorts or slopes and ask them if you could ride along with some operators and then you can learn how to drive it. If you have some hours in a snowcat then it´s much easier to get a job. It´s good that you are familiar engine and some machines but it´s a own technique to drive a snowcat and push snow where it´s needed. Hope you can follow your dream and get in a Snowcat! :)
@@colestock9980 LOL,, I'm more then 70 years old and over time I've seen a lot of weird stuff in the middle of the night on the hill. I was told by an old guy. above all else, keep your driver log up to date. oh yea and don't give drunks a ride, they puke in the cab and open the door
Luckily i’ve never had any drunks approach me *yet.* my policy is no rides anyways unless i know exactly who they are. I sid have to help a few kids try to restart their snowmobile, but i couldnt get it going, so i just helped them push it put of my way
Oh that yellow… it’s been such a long time since i’ve seen it on a 350! Still have a 23 year old bombardier 275 in that yellow, and boy it still looks great
Awesome! I have been looking around trying to find info on what it takes to be a grooming operator I would really like to emigrate from England to a ski resort and do this job. I have a fair bit of experience using 360 excavators and have also done some dozer work. What would be your recommendation to getting a grooming job. Thanks Josh
+joshcowin5 Hello, I´m a grooming operator in Norway. My advise to you is to get some grooming hours. Get in touch with small resorts or slopes and ask them if you could ride along with some operators and then you can learn how to drive it. If you have some hours in a snowcat then it´s much easier to get a job. It´s good that you are familiar engine and some machines but it´s a own technique to drive a snowcat and push snow where it´s needed. Hope you can follow your dream and get in a Snowcat! :)
Come to the Rockies.
Done well:)
What’s the song ?
May I do a ride-along? :-P
+johnnieace45 We don't provide ride-alongs at this time. In the future, if they become available, we will let you know.
Instead of learning something you have to hear music Blasting
if you can mow a lawn, you can drive a groomer
If you can DRIVE the lawnmower, you can DRIVE the groomer. Doesnt mean you’ll do it well 🤣🤣
@@colestock9980 True, but free handing the steep and deep does make you good. Or driving back to the shop on one track
@@johnmccaffrey1336 yes that would definitely mean you’re a good operator 🤣
@@colestock9980 LOL,, I'm more then 70 years old and over time I've seen a lot of weird stuff in the middle of the night on the hill. I was told by an old guy. above all else, keep your driver log up to date. oh yea and don't give drunks a ride, they puke in the cab and open the door
Luckily i’ve never had any drunks approach me *yet.* my policy is no rides anyways unless i know exactly who they are. I sid have to help a few kids try to restart their snowmobile, but i couldnt get it going, so i just helped them push it put of my way