Pick a Tree. Winch job with a twist... Part 1 (POV)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 1 січ 2022
- First person winch job, the first winch job of 2022! This is a short slope in the forest that needs to be finished ready for the new year, but the sugary snow makes climbing and pushing too difficult. So I picked out a good, solid-looking tree and decided to help out.
Part 2 available here: • Pick a Tree. Winch job... . Thanks for watching!
Tonight´s machine: Pistenbully 600LR Winch
Filmed with an Insta360 Go 2
Created with Wondershare Filmora - Авто та транспорт
Mate this is something that has been missing on UA-cam for a long time. Keep these amazing videos coming, can't wait to see more 👌🏻 And amazing job with the cat 🤙🏻😎
Another great video. Very happy I found your channel. Probably the best for snow grooming content on YT.
Thanks mate! If you guys keep watching them, I’ll keep making them 👍
Nice teamwork, fellas! Thank you for the content. I currently do dirt work, but will hopefully be pushing snow in the off-season, next winter, so I’m learning all I can now.
Dope bro
Reminds me of the 3 seasons I groomed. It's a job I loved and very much hope to do again one day. You've gained a subscriber. Keep them coming.
Thanks for subscribing and watching. I’ll do my best 👍
Yea I’ll second that, no good snow groomer footage on here.
Always wanted to try one of these. Ran plenty of dozers and excavators but always thought these would be cool to try.
Love the content! Hello from Michigan in the U.S. You have a new subscriber.
Legend, thanks for the support!
Great videos mate, nice to hear dialogue from a fellow kiwi, so easy to understand what you're on about when you break out the kiwi -isims. Nice weather here at the moment 31 deg in the paddock with a slight breeze to knock the edge off, just saying so you know the sort of shit we have to put up with back here, hahahaha.
Haha nice, I’m glad to miss out on that, never been a fan of the heat 🤣 Sweden is a good climate for me. -4 today, a bit on the warm side.
Hope you’re keeping well over there with all the nonsense going on!
@@pushnpow Yeah mate all good, no worries, you keep the heater on and the window down :-)
@@pushnpow aha I was trying to figure out where you were with that accent ha ha so you’re working and living in Sweden OK 👍
Nice job and very good videos. I'm from Denmark and i am almost arrived home from Sälen. I was looking for you guys every evening from the hotel. I hope i can try a Pistenbully one day but we don't have so many of them in Denmark.. ;) Keep up the good work...
Well you’re nice and close to all of Europe and have the right to work anywhere, so you’re at an advantage over most people! Hopefully you enjoyed your stay here. Which ski area did you visit in Sälen?
@@pushnpow i was in hundfjället with my girlfriend and our 2 kids. My son on 4 years also loves big mashines to so he was really happy when he saw you guys on the slopes.😀
I’m an entrepreneur here so sometime he working with me when I’m having jobs with driving excavator.
Are you in sälen this year in pisten bully miss video fore 23/
24 😮
Not this season no, I had too much trouble with my work visa so I’m taking a break from overseas working/living. Maybe something this time next year though…
Nice video’s. How much pistenbully’s does the resort have for how Many slope km?
I don’t know the size of our ski area in kms to be honest. We have about 9 snowcats for the whole area though.
Cool. And now I know.
Just the head mount camera was giving me motion sickness.
Yeah that was a trial by fire for that camera. I don’t use it for much anymore.
You sound like you are from England!!
My grandfather was, I’m from New Zealand 🤣
I love the idea of this video and would love watching it but I got sea sick from your head moving back and forth. Think about setting the camera in one place.
The newer videos have a set camera. Some people enjoy the first person perspective, some people don’t. I try to cater to both.
@@pushnpow Cool thanks for the reply, for me it's hard to watch but keep on making videos they are cool.
I don’t mind the head swivel as much because I watch a lot of Heavy wrecker tow companies and they were a camera on their head but not with the wide-angle lens I think that’s the real problem here