Snowmageddon 2018 begins

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  • Опубліковано 13 гру 2018
  • Plowing snow with the T6030 New Holland tractor. The final total snow fall was 18 inches. Filming was done in Meadows of Dan, Va
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  • @bandit6048
    @bandit6048 Рік тому

    5 years old, these videos still make me smile as I enjoy the hard work you do to produce them. I love your country wisdom and the details you say about what you do. Happy subber who waits excitedly for the next adventure. Thanks so much! :)

  • @willardwhite5259
    @willardwhite5259 5 років тому

    Dennis I really enjoy watching all your videos.. it doesn't matter if you're farming doing construction mowing it's all very interesting to me!! Thanks for all you do in your postings.. I Wish TV was this interesting!!!

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      Thanks so much for the compliment!

  • @christopherbarrette7686
    @christopherbarrette7686 3 роки тому

    I know they say for everyone to stay home so that you can do your job. This video is great because now drivers can see how difficult it is at times for you to see and with your large plow blade, you take up some serious real estate on the road. Great video.....thanks for posting.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  3 роки тому +1

      Yep sometimes I don’t even know where the road is haha

  • @tardismole
    @tardismole 4 роки тому +1

    I find snowplow videos really therputic, so I was glad to stumble upon these videos. Also, you have a calming voice.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  4 роки тому +1

      Awesome glad you like it.

  • @TrailTrackers
    @TrailTrackers 4 роки тому

    Sure am glad you put me back in the cab at the 23:00 mark. It was getting dang cold out there.

  • @svennilsson8459
    @svennilsson8459 5 років тому +8

    Nothing better than sitting in your warm kitchen, watching someone else pushing snow. Thank you for your effort bringing this to us!

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      Lol your welcome

  • @canvids1
    @canvids1 5 років тому +4

    great video Dennis. Brings back lots of memories of my life growing up as a kid living in the country in the 40's and 50's in Ontario Canada.
    Seen the snow like you are showing many many times sometimes and you might wait two days for a plow to plow your road and you couldn't even walk out it was so deep.
    The Late 50's I moved to the big city of Toronto Ontario Canada I grew up here as a teen and still live here now. Seen many big storms like you are plowing in the city.
    Thing is in the city you have nowhere to put the snow. It has to be hauled away. would cost several million dollars over a bad winter.
    You are doing a great job sir stay safe.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +2

      Thanks 👍 seems like hauling all that snow would take forever but I understand they have no choice.

  • @chipjr10
    @chipjr10 5 років тому +1

    I'm glad that I watched to the end before I asked my question. Thanks for the video, looking forward to part 2. Stay safe!

  • @nigelhodges7173
    @nigelhodges7173 5 років тому +31

    I hope you don't get sick of making these videos mate, they are awesome, especially these snow and ice ones, Tasmania gets bugger all snow really, a little bit up in the high country but most of the place never really sees it, I have never actually seen a plow working so it's pretty interesting. I can relate to your hay and earth-moving stuff though and I like the way you do things. Keep up the good work bud.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +10

      I plan to keep making them for a good while.

  • @cmc7106
    @cmc7106 5 років тому +6

    You have had some wild weather this year there!! Ice storm,now a lot of snow!!
    Thanks for bringing us along!!

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +3

      Yes it's a very unusual December. Actually it's been an unusually wet year altogether.

  • @newhampshire-bob1604
    @newhampshire-bob1604 5 років тому

    Dennis, I am glad you took that snow bullet for us! Today I have been digging a ditch from our underground propane tank to our backup generator. The top 6" of the ground is frozen, had to use a backhoe to get that removed and dig the rest by hand. So I didn't have to deal with all the snow that you took for us, so thanks!

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Lol your welcome

  • @danielcostner4106
    @danielcostner4106 5 років тому +1

    one of the best snow plowing videos I have seen thanks for sharing Dennis

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Glad to hear that!

  • @B.E.Long.63
    @B.E.Long.63 5 років тому

    Thanks for sharing your days with us, better than anything on the old TV... Peace to ya my friend...

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Glad to hear that!

  • @crslyrn
    @crslyrn 5 років тому +1

    Yep, you guys got the snow, that's for sure. We just got the colder temps when all of the snow hit you. That heated wiper blade looks to work great. Thanks for the ride along. Stay safe.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Thanks I'm happy with the heated wiper 👍

  • @stephensfarms7165
    @stephensfarms7165 5 років тому

    Wow, what a video. I could hardly see there in the early morning dark. It was better than watching TV. Enjoyed the ride, that tractor goes fast. Be careful driving out there. Thanks for taking your time to upload and edit all this footage. Looking forward to part 2. Colorado, Denver, is sunny and clear no snow here. Again thanks 🙏.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Awesome glad you enjoy it.

  • @dubbdadubb
    @dubbdadubb 5 років тому +8

    Great video! Keep 'em coming.

  • @GerraldFarms
    @GerraldFarms 5 років тому +8

    Mt Arie that’s Mayberry. Got to love the Andy Griffith show. Have a good one

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +4

      He named the town in the show Mayberry after a place right here in Meadows of Dan called Mayberry

  • @rongray4118
    @rongray4118 5 років тому

    I wish I was over there with you - My 1973 Case MB 4/94 Unimog would be loving every minute of it!!

  • @Arcadia_Olive-Oil_Farms
    @Arcadia_Olive-Oil_Farms 5 років тому +11

    I am sure snow causes a lot of problems and delays and frustration, but it still is a beautiful scenery with all that snow!! Be safe!!

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +6

      It don't bother us mountain folk to much the store and restaurant we're open on schedule.

  • @lynnmoore2664
    @lynnmoore2664 5 років тому

    Awesome video & really am ready for your next one part 2! A lot of hard work & many long man hours to keep those mountain roads passable to drive on I imagine. Stay safe out there & take care of yourself.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      Yes I pushed 38 hours straight only stopped to eat

  • @robertlindseyjr8396
    @robertlindseyjr8396 5 років тому

    Man I love plowing snow. Great work.

  • @steveholton4130
    @steveholton4130 5 років тому +1

    Another outstanding video as always! Thanks, Dennis sdh in CT

  • @kennyp507
    @kennyp507 5 років тому

    I've been waiting all week for this

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I got more coming soon

  • @deerejohn4664
    @deerejohn4664 5 років тому +6

    Great video Dennis! Thank you for the ride, looking forward to the next one. Stay safe

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +2

      It will be ready soon

    • @deerejohn4664
      @deerejohn4664 5 років тому +1

      @@DLHFarms Hurry up! Lol ! Just kidding ! I'm sure you have been busy.
      I appreciate you.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Yes very busy

    • @deerejohn4664
      @deerejohn4664 5 років тому

      Wish I lived closer, I would come give you a hand!😊

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      We could use it when it snows

  • @andywaldorff9021
    @andywaldorff9021 5 років тому

    Thanks for another great video, looking forward to the next one!

  • @ihus9950
    @ihus9950 5 років тому +8

    Great Video Dennis👍

  • @quiz77rich
    @quiz77rich 5 років тому

    Around here in Maryland we call that white gold pay is great with a state of emergency We got nothing out of that storm up here Biggest problem with snow storms we lose all our grade stakes on the job site and when plowing we caught hell by them manholes lids sticking up just a little bit Hammer down and keep them videos rolling

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I'm glad we don't have manholes in our roads. Consider topcon GPS and you won't need grade stakes any more.

  • @bjenkins803
    @bjenkins803 5 років тому

    Man y'all did get some snow! I have family in northern Georgia mountains and when they get snow like this they call it the snowapocalypse. The crazy thing is during the first snow they run around the house in shorts and no shoes lol. It's an annual thing they do.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Lol that's kinda crazy

  • @jonpanzarella1221
    @jonpanzarella1221 5 років тому

    Blade Cam, too cool! Thanks for the video

  • @tgh117
    @tgh117 5 років тому +1

    man I love that plow. Makes me jealous to see every vid with you using it. Too bad this snow stayed south for you guys and didnt come up to PA for us to have some fun too. Keep up the good work.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I'm sure to y'all will get your fair share. Maybe someday you can get a snow wing I highly recommend it!

  • @TheCelltek
    @TheCelltek 5 років тому +1

    All us northerners moved to your neck of the woods, that is why you are getting hammered with all the snow.😁

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      Well thanks LoL

  • @grandpadutch9453
    @grandpadutch9453 5 років тому +1

    Great video bud!!! Changing out snow plow bits is no fun. We sure could use a little of that white stuff along the front range in Northern Colorado. Very dry and mid 50's where we should be 8" of snow on the ground and low 30's. Stay safe and stay warm!

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      We may have switch places for a while. Lol

  • @WormHoleFarming
    @WormHoleFarming 5 років тому

    Yep, I'd called that snowed-in. Luckily all it just missed us but; we going to get rain for the next three days. But I'll take mud over snow any day. I use to have to scrape snow at my old job (airport maintenance); we had a rubber belt on the top of the blades that hung down (about 8 inches), that really helped keeping the snow from blowing back at the windshield. Be safe out there.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Lol thanks for calling it in

  • @kennymysak2079
    @kennymysak2079 5 років тому

    You got alot more snow than we have here in my area of Iowa this has been a crazy year for weather that's for sure. Keep up the great videos

  • @davestinson5691
    @davestinson5691 5 років тому

    Man that's a nice tractor. Wish i had one similar. It sounds good. I really enjoy ur vids

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Thanks it runs great!

  • @jasonsettle8994
    @jasonsettle8994 5 років тому

    Nice Video I work for VDOT in Fairfax myself and 10 others where sent to the Hillsville Area Headquarters to help out with the storm . We were there from Saturday until Tuesday.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Thanks for helping out we had a grader a truck and a tractor in Carroll county.

  • @marhuf
    @marhuf 5 років тому +1

    I love your videos Dennis, nice job of plowing my friend.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      Thanks 👍. I switched over to the T5 to do snow blowing and driveway clearing and sure did appreciate that steering knob

    • @marhuf
      @marhuf 5 років тому

      @@DLHFarms I hope you gave it a good workout.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Oh yeah

  • @darrenkayes7911
    @darrenkayes7911 5 років тому

    Keep up the good work Dennis, we're the opposite of you guys here in New Zealand, currently sitting under the a/c, keep warm mate.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      You keep cool 👍

  • @thr8061
    @thr8061 5 років тому

    Here in WI, they use a Town dump truck (Freightliner) to do basic highway/road snow plowing. If we get heavier snow, they break out the fairly new big Oshkosh truck with snowplow (very long wings) & sand/salt spreader on the dump bed. NOW it the snow is really bad, they will use the big Cat road grader with a big V-plow drift buster on the front, the blade w/ long wing on the side. After each big storm, that thing will go up & down the roads and push the snow way back from the road up to 8' over. Take care!

  • @hvacrman4704
    @hvacrman4704 5 років тому

    Dam Dennis if I would have know you were going to set us outside on the blade I would have dressed warmer I darn near froze !!! Good video thanks !!

  • @jamesmullis6827
    @jamesmullis6827 5 років тому

    Thanks for the ride !!! I would imagine it gets kinda hairy when traffic starts moving. At least here in Monroe NC it seems like a lot of folks have little respect or time for equipment on the road. Pass at all cost seems to be their motto.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Yep it can get scary at times people don't care about our safety or their own most of the time

  • @montygomez495
    @montygomez495 5 років тому +2

    Dennis i dont know how the heck you kept that tractor between the ditches with all that snow flying around i would of been plowing the mail boxes the trees and the middle of the fields. a few times there you had me getteing juice outa my arm rests. Another great video, cant wait for part 2 stay safe...

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Lol that's funny! Sorry for stressing you out.

  • @dehavenfamilyfarm
    @dehavenfamilyfarm 5 років тому

    That plow does a good job! We are plowing a commercial lot this year, and it is pretty rough- hard to plow things down nice when there are pot holes and man hole covers everywhere!! lol

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I know that feeling its a pain

  • @clintwalton319
    @clintwalton319 5 років тому

    Awesome video. Thanks for sharing

  • @antonyfarming
    @antonyfarming 5 років тому +2

    Great vid stay safe and warm

  • @Badgermatt-nc5nr
    @Badgermatt-nc5nr 5 років тому

    Just a piece of advice you can take or not. Lol. Where snow is drifting try to roll and push as much as you can to the downwind side and as little as possible upwind. Big piles upwind at the edge of the road make an area of low pressure that lets the blowing snow drop out of the wind and fall on the ground, if there is no pile it will keep blowing across the road and tend to rise up over the larger pile on the other side then drop snow on its far edge. Our area still uses snow fencing in places to kind of do this same thing. Great video, can't wait for part 2.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I agree with you but I can only do so much with a big pile of snow.

  • @KubotaL4060
    @KubotaL4060 5 років тому

    Great videos and commentary! I also love that HLA blade. Unfortunately my tractor is too small for a beast like that. I run a 7' HLA 2000 straight blade for residential work only. Keep up the good work!

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Hla makes a nice blade, not cheap though.

  • @noelhohberger1188
    @noelhohberger1188 5 років тому

    That tractor handles like a beast

  • @nick-mv3co
    @nick-mv3co 5 років тому +1

    Awesome video my friend .

  • @johnnymartin5207
    @johnnymartin5207 5 років тому

    I grew up in Pilot Mountain not to far from you. Love the videos

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I can see pilot from here in certain areas

  • @stephenshea7277
    @stephenshea7277 3 роки тому

    Hey Dennis I'm back watching your snow videos again. Won't be long now for some new ones, hopefully.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  3 роки тому +1

      We have snow in the forecast on Wednesday! 😀

  • @scotabot7826
    @scotabot7826 5 років тому

    Nice job Dennis. We got 12 inches down here in Greensboro.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      That's a lot for down there

  • @sydneyshinshi
    @sydneyshinshi 5 років тому

    Carbide blade sound expensive. Good job, it is funny living in a hot country and watching snow videos. Must be hard to get any work done.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Yes a carbide edge for a blade is about $100 per foot this blade is 16 foot total.

  • @austincress7419
    @austincress7419 5 років тому +1

    I know what your going through. I work for the department of transportation in Kentucky. Got pretty lucky and didn’t get as much snow off the storm that y’all got. Be safe out there.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Thanks 👍 I'm sure you'll get plenty before I this winter is over!

  • @half-assedgarage6668
    @half-assedgarage6668 5 років тому

    Heated wipers should be mandatory in winter climates. I’m a truck driver in Wisconsin and run everblades on my big rig. Definitely a life saver. You need to put a led light bar on the roof facing forward it’ll be so much better than the factory lights which are mostly blocked by the blade.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      It has 4 cab lights that are not blocked by the blade. I can see just fine

  • @sukkoi2758
    @sukkoi2758 5 років тому +2

    i like the job . hi from france

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Thanks 👍 hi from the USA

  • @dwhollrah
    @dwhollrah 5 років тому

    Spent many storms looking at snow through a 950 windshield. You might try pushing those drifts to the leeward side of the road. Thanks for the extra video work.

  • @casto-
    @casto- 5 років тому

    I do enjoy your snow videos. Not nice when the snow blows over the top onto the windscreen though 😣. Keep em coming, look after ur self out there 👍

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      At least it's not hitting you in the face. Lol

    • @casto-
      @casto- 5 років тому +1

      😂😂 oh for the little joys in life

  • @MrJohndeere3720
    @MrJohndeere3720 5 років тому +2

    nice vid :) im going 2 take a look at that heated windshield wiper. :)

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Awesome! It does help, i used to have to clean it all the time

    • @MrJohndeere3720
      @MrJohndeere3720 5 років тому

      @@DLHFarms i dont no if they'll fit 2 my old tractor.. i need 2 see how long the old 1 is..

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      They make different lengths

    • @MrJohndeere3720
      @MrJohndeere3720 5 років тому +1

      @@DLHFarms i found that out soon after. i just dont the length of my old 1.. i might be going over 2 the farm tomorrow so i'll take a look.

  • @josephboley
    @josephboley 5 років тому +2

    good morning there fella.

  • @jimmyray4153
    @jimmyray4153 5 років тому +7

    33 minutes of plowing and not one car on the road. It must be nice plowing around there!

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      Yeah it's not bad

    • @msterpeter1
      @msterpeter1 3 роки тому

      nobody has winter on their cars so who in their right mind would be out when it snows,,,idiots.
      I live in Quebec Canada and we have winter tires from dec 1st until march 15th compulsary.. lot less troubles and ditches cars,should be a must in all states or provinces where they get snow,reduce accidents and deaths

  • @charlesgrant6985
    @charlesgrant6985 5 років тому +1

    That’s cool thanks man

  • @billybradyjr6008
    @billybradyjr6008 5 років тому

    Great video Dennis! My dad said over in Louisville they use some sort of brine on the roads? Be safe and don’t let that New Holland get away from you.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      They used that here also

  • @shipdabox2
    @shipdabox2 5 років тому

    I like to apply rain x on the windshield, that tends to help out also.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Yes it helps for a while

  • @outdoorswithlarryrobin
    @outdoorswithlarryrobin 5 років тому

    Lol, you got our usual snow, all we got was a dusting in 22645

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Well it was fun while it lasted

  • @mikewawrzkiewicz3741
    @mikewawrzkiewicz3741 5 років тому

    Looking good make sure you get Napa plowed out I’m sure there going to be making some hoses hahaha see ya Napa mike

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I think they got plowed out! Lol

  • @markmortensen4341
    @markmortensen4341 5 років тому +1

    You do a lot of great videos. Too bad that camera you on the blade didn't work out as that was a great shot of the blade working. Thanks again for sharing.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Yeah it was just to much snow

  • @jasonswingle1880
    @jasonswingle1880 5 років тому

    I enjoy watching your videos. I have a suggestion. To help keep some of the slush and snow off of your windshield you may want to look into putting some belting on the top of the blade. Of you build a even angeling it forward would be better than nothing but angeling down would be the ticket. Even on the angels on the sides would work because it's flexible.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      It would be difficult to do because of the spill guard thats on this blade

  • @clayboist
    @clayboist 5 років тому

    Got a early 2000's model tn55 we run the hell out of. So far only had to replace a few fuel lines that dry rotted and started leaking. Ole girl is starting to leak some hydraulic fluid now tho. Maybe spring time project.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      We have two of those. Very good tractors.

  • @johns6290
    @johns6290 5 років тому

    We got 14 inches in Powhatan va. My tractor had a workout too.

  • @anton2760
    @anton2760 5 років тому

    a rubber lip hanging from the top of the blade usally helps to avoid that spray coming for your windshield..

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      They help some I had one on my old plow.

  • @rickm3217
    @rickm3217 5 років тому

    The road I grew up on had a spot by a wide open field that would always drift across the road when the wind was right. Someone planted a grape vineyard there, (lots of those around the area), and that put a stop to the drifting. I had a tractor to plow my driveway and the neighbors with and I got tired of the maintenance, so I sold it and I pay someone 25 dollars a crack to plow it and it's way less expensive that way and I don't have to do anything.

  • @silvershark2843
    @silvershark2843 5 років тому

    I don't even bother plowing 4 inches of snow here in northern Michigan. LOL.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      We start when VDot calls us out don't matter if it's 1 inch or 100 they are the boss. We ended up with 18 inches and drifts 3 to 4 foot deep.

  • @diesel4life7410
    @diesel4life7410 5 років тому +1

    Send some snow my way I just put a new blade on my case waiting to try it out lol I'm from Ontario Canada

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      Oh no new blade? It may never snow there again. Lol

    • @diesel4life7410
      @diesel4life7410 5 років тому +1

      DLH Farms well that's what I said we should take the blower off the Massey and blades off the case and we may actually get some lol

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      Yep LoL

  • @swamprat69er
    @swamprat69er 5 років тому

    If you were to put some heavy belting across the top of your blade that would probably keep most of the snow from blowing back onto your windshield.
    You also need your headlights aimed. I think you already know where the top of the blade is at without your headlights shining on it.

  • @WBOS72
    @WBOS72 5 років тому

    Thanks for doing this vid - keep them coming. Add some more cab lights, the tractor headlights are just hitting thr blade.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      It already has 4 cab lights I can see way better than what you can see on camera

    • @WilliamBos72
      @WilliamBos72 5 років тому +1

      DLH Farms Thank you. Keep these vids coming - this is an area of Virginia that I have not seen, love your style of vids.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Awesome glad you like it

  • @lukerange366
    @lukerange366 4 роки тому +1

    U should put some led lights on the 630nohallion

  • @iiiStUNA9
    @iiiStUNA9 5 років тому

    Another brand to look into for your tractor is Metal Pless. Dirt ninja has many videos on it and it cleans right down to the pavement. Just a thought. Hopefully you get compensated nicely for your work.

  • @orkidknog4147
    @orkidknog4147 5 років тому +1

    thanks for taken us along for the ride, i had to laugh at 23.28 you had her on a lock then she got a grip i was waiting for oh s**t lol just got to wait for part 2 now, i hope there is never a stone come up in that snow and hit the front screen or it would be bang

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Lol. Never had a stone flying problem so far

  • @sisutrucks
    @sisutrucks 5 років тому

    this beats tv any day hehe. i hear people getting god results on Alliance 550 tractor tires, good grip on snow and dont wear fast. Nokian tires dont last as long i hear, and costs more.
    heated wipers works really good, need to get me some of those. can get heated front windows also, but if its cold they dont work as good.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Lol throw away your television

    • @sisutrucks
      @sisutrucks 5 років тому

      @@DLHFarms that's the plan, it's broken 😂

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Lol

  • @gordbaker896
    @gordbaker896 5 років тому

    Where possible I always plow to the leeward side of prevailing winds so you don't get taller drifts the next time. Easy to do with that great plow.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I've tried it both ways it doesn't help when the wind is blowing you can't stop it from drifting.

    • @gordbaker896
      @gordbaker896 5 років тому

      @@DLHFarms We usually plow roads at night when the wind has died down. It is satisfying work.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      The wind seems to be worse here at night but it varies

  • @cjacob9875
    @cjacob9875 5 років тому +1

    Great idea to have a camera in the tractor for safety.

  • @eddiekilby
    @eddiekilby 5 років тому

    Does that tractor have a special intake to keep the engine from ingesting water from the snow dust?
    Love your videos, keep up the good work.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      No but Ive never had any trouble worth wet air filters.

  • @BrianStocking
    @BrianStocking 5 років тому +2

    What did you do today? I rode along with Dennis and we plowed snow for 33 minutes. And just like that I'm back in Florida. Thanks for the ride.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Bahahaha that's funny.

  • @lidsman2221
    @lidsman2221 5 років тому

    Glad you did a video of this snow! I am much farther south and all we got was a ton of rain. Do you have a contract with the DOT to do the backroads? What did you have for breakfast? Thanks again for the video.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I had bisukit and gravy and hash browns. Yes we contract with VDOT

  • @chuckstevenson2929
    @chuckstevenson2929 5 років тому

    Thanks for the ride along Dennis. That HLA wing plow does a good job. IIRC last year you said that your carbide cutting edge was non reversible. Do they make a double edge?

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      They don't make a reversible carbide edge to my knowledge

  • @ronernst3991
    @ronernst3991 5 років тому

    You need a rubber flap at the top of the plow to keep the snow off the windshield.

  • @boglud232
    @boglud232 5 років тому

    Great video as allways. How much road do you have to clear for snow☺?.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Approximately 40 miles

  • @ronjohnson2073
    @ronjohnson2073 5 років тому

    I appreciate your telling us where this is filmed. I always like to know generally where this occurred and still protect your privacy. Thanks..!

  • @briangardiner1015
    @briangardiner1015 5 років тому

    I can see why you use carbide cutting edges. It is interesting to see where you are, it looks like VDOT also maintains county roads. Here in AZ the county maintains their own roads and the state maintains their roads.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Yes we work together with VDOT they have several trucks

  • @camhester4251
    @camhester4251 5 років тому

    i have two uncles that live in Danville , I've worked in Roxboro and the next town over i can't remember the name but I've worked at both of the power plants in Roxboro many times i guess that's the state line

  • @PhatboyHD88
    @PhatboyHD88 5 років тому +2

    Now we talking !!!!! This is the video i been waiting for lol...now was this the tractor you just had the rear end fixed ?

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      No this is the T6030 but I use the T5 later in the storm for some snow blowing and private driveways

  • @cjacob9875
    @cjacob9875 5 років тому +1

    A good quality Light Bar or two would really help visibility .

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I can see much better than the camera let's on

  • @tiredoldmechanic1791
    @tiredoldmechanic1791 5 років тому

    They tried rubber edges around here and they left too much snow on the roads. You've had much more snow than we've had in Northern Wisconsin. We've had about 4 inches so far this year.

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      That's interesting

  • @dav1099
    @dav1099 5 років тому

    Great video, do you guys do the salt/chemicals also? hell here in Illinois we have not had diddly for winter, all the plow guys are crying the blues, hopefully it will get here. thanks for posting. 👍

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому +1

      We have one truck does salt we don't care for it. It destroys what ever truck you put it on.

  • @bigwheelsturning
    @bigwheelsturning 5 років тому

    You need a set of Lights on top of the cab to light up the road a head better.

  • @manin24087
    @manin24087 5 років тому

    Just curious if you bought anything at Meadows of Dan Auction a couple of years or so ago. I was shocked at prices some things were getting, especially the riding mowers and chain saws

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      I didn't buy anything but dad bought a couple of homelight pumps.

  • @cntslesfabrication
    @cntslesfabrication 5 років тому

    Get r done cool down is huge for turbos

  • @andrewscott820
    @andrewscott820 5 років тому

    I'm pretty sure people meant rubber cutting edges with carbide inserts like we run on our state plows and they last almost as long as steel or same

    • @DLHFarms
      @DLHFarms  5 років тому

      Never heard of that. They we're complaining that I'm going to mess up the road surface but nobody here cares

  • @msterpeter1
    @msterpeter1 4 роки тому

    You say you cant see,its normal your light are right at blade level.
    If you install on tge hood a 20 inches light bar and also one over your windshield a 50 inches it will be safer and much brighter being able to use either or both..
    Also again as I've said in other videos,put some real winter tires on.
    Nokkian make special tires for your tractor..