Was plowing all day in our versatile 550 dt then came home and watched youtube videos of other people plowing. Something about watching the snow rollin' that i cant get enough of lol.
Now that is art! Taking something as simple as a tractor plowing snow, and turning it into a beautiful video with some great drone shots, and some amazing music. That was a pleasure to watch. :) Now if I could just convince my wife that we need a tractor and plow set up like yours, to plow our lane this winter...
@@dfarmer_ So true believe it or not just to replace the tires on that tractor could cost $ 20,000 or more depending on which ones you get , tubes , transport , not to mention fluid and the big one mounting. From personal experiance I had to replace a front tire on my 7700 combine about 7 yrs ago , the Used tire was $1000 the tube was $120 the labor we did it our selves , thankfully we had a 20 ton jack and really heavy duty tools and 3days
This is obviously a man of class and culture. This video is a very small slice of the American Dream. Thanks for sharing your piece of paradise with us dude.
Hi from Denmark - what a nice video - no shaking camera - no stupid computer generated music - no ugly face to look at all the time - no stupid comentary 😀
Back in the 80s,when of our local farmers, had a hydrostatic drive tractor, and bought a twin impeller snow blower. The blower was eight feet wide and could handle drifts up to ten feet high. He would hire himself out to the county to clear blocked roads that they couldn’t clear. He was charging $100 an hour, from the time he left home until he returned. The beauty of the hydrostatic drive, was no clutches to slip and burn out, and he could adjust his ground speed from nothing to 20 mph.
I had a cousin, and he had a big deere, with a large snowplow on it. He loved the winter, because he went out and plowed the county roads where we lived. The county sometimes took all day to get out where we lived. Sadly Bobby passed away and it is no more.
Remember, we are made of energy and so is the universe, and energy never dies, therefore we never die, we just change our form of energy so don't be sad. He could be something amazing right now!
WOW WHAT A MACHINE!! While us "City-its" are complaining that we cant get to the mall in our SUV due to crappy roads you are out working the roads and the fields. Thank you thank you thank you
I drove a Subaru Forester on 5 inches of snow cover a little slippery but she did fine 👍 with snow you take it slow 1st gear crawl and if you start sinking reverse!
WOW what a show plow. It's unstoppable Great shots from air of this Beast, taking on the snow in middle of nowhere. I remember using Three Dump plows in tandom, doing what this does with one pass. Thank you so much for showing what a Farming Tractor will do with the right blade on front.
Big ass John Deere, big ass snow plow and classical music? Are you for real? Great drone video until you attacked the trees. I just stumbled on this and now I’m subscribed.
I remember riding along on the milk truck after a 3 day blizzard. The farmer opened the road with his tractor and loader. That was fine for his car or pickup but one wheel to narrow for the truck. The storm started with rain and left an ice coat on the road under the snow. We ran out of traction half way down the section road. So with a half mile to go either way it was get out and shovel. Fortunately with about 20 or 30 feet of widening we got moving again. I was a junior in high school and in a lot better shape. It would literally kill me now. Snow removal equipment is so much better now.
I've plowed a lot of snow. People don't realize how heavy it is. It only moves so fast. With an angle blade it's a combination of speed and angle of the blade. If you angle it to much it pushes you sideways, if you are too straight it won't leave your blade. If you have some place to push it, like into a barrow pit it not so bad. I've had to go out into a field and work my way back to the road.
Love these videos. I used to open roads for the milk truck with s 7630 John Deere with a loader and snow bucket. But when it got really deep out came the 9630 with the silage blade. That thing was unstoppable
I have a john deere 1030 with a blade on the 3 point hitch and shovel on the front , i learned a long time ago to get out early and often when its snowing and make it easy work. Must be fun to have such a beast to work and play with . Loved the video
The crop has been bumper this year so I expect prices of Snow Bellies to plummet. That's cool too because I like some blueberry Icees with my eggs and it's been getting expensive. My grandpa lived until 98 years old and he ate a Blueberry Icee for breakfast, a blueberry icee sandwitch for lunch, and he had blueberry icee on his steak every night. So keep them Snow Bellies rolling, Canada!
This warms my heart!! I'm building an off-grid home almost two miles from the main gravel road, and have a mid-1950s Mccormick 400 with a mounted blade to keep my field-and-bush access trails open during our Manitoba winters... no cab, no power steering... just push, back up, and push again and again and again... watching your unit bust through the snow drifts with wonderful ease is simply fantastic!
The ladies get impatient when it's feeding time and they have to wait. Smart man for making easy access roads to the winter buffet, can't have the ladies waiting after all. ✌✌
We had a MF1805 with a silage blade. It worked great, but we'd run out of places to put the snow. We needed a frontend loader just to carry the snow out.
Reminds me of plowing snow on my hand crank start F30 with a cable bucket... put burning charcoal under the oil pan for a couple hours.... but that was a few decades back.
Guys here talk about running there Cat D2/6's in the winter time and having to pump all the water out of it at night into a steel barrel on stilts, then lighting a fire under it the next morning to warm it back up before putting it back in the engine!!! I cant imagine
I used to haul Oil in the RM's of Mervin and Britania and this was a familiar site in winter. also a welcome one too because you knew if you got stuck, who to call. I subbed as soon as I realized it was not so far from home (Meadow Lake) and what is was about.
That was Jim Biwer in Kasson Mantorvile MINNESOTA. Glorious...1978's-80's. I delivered early morning Star Tribune and Post Bulletin by afternoon. My savior in the heavies. Bike or foot. Or both. Jim will be missed.
We got a stiger 470 with chains an lead weights in the tires an custom plow we take put duals off in winter back then now we juat use a new plow truck since we dont much snow anymore
Hey Bob!! I Think Thomas is plowing the snow off his fields so he can plant in February! Well I'll be. I'll put him on the prayer chain and send the sheriff out to make sure his alright. We better have an emergency town hall meeting on this.😂
They are actually pretty quiet. If you could hear a cat with a big four or six cylinder engine, straight pipe, and when you are working it and hit a sudden load, the governor kicks in and it makes music.
Best part of your rig a cab plowed many years with out at out family farm opening up field with a pusher box on our Ford 3550 backhoe and massey's Ferguson industrial 50 we also have to clear roads and it was cold but it was better than doing it by hand.
Got some snow out here in southwest colo but it's to cold & wind to be out on my little 1025R John Deere. Maybe tomorrow. . . .we'll see. . . .hopefully! I love my "tractor theropy"🚜
@@tombexy :: Seems odd to me how some folks feel the need to critique our creativity. Although I would never consider myself a classical music fan, I really enjoyed your production. Apparently I watched enough Bugs Bunny in my childhood to appreciate the finer things in life😉 I’ll definitely be checking into your archives. By the way, what does that rig weigh? We push snow with a 30,000 lb Deere loader and a 16’ box. My former occupation 80,000 lb 7yard loaders sub contracted for clearing drifts. So many folks think they’re unstoppable, in a big enough drift... They stop! LOL Thanks for posting, Bless’ns to ya, Tedd
looks like the operator owns the gravel contract for that side road as well
At least he has the right to repair that road.
Was plowing all day in our versatile 550 dt then came home and watched youtube videos of other people plowing. Something about watching the snow rollin' that i cant get enough of lol.
Its always interesting to see other peoples setups and techniques!
Reminds me of what I do. I mow grass for a living then come home to watch others on UA-cam.
Y’all got a 550? Mint! My grandpa has a 500 but he sold his 855 because he needed more storage. Uncle has a 800 too.
What are you plowing out...what's the bulge in the snow
@@tarzanaman666 My thought they are grain tubes
Normally I hate when people add music to videos but in this case it was wonderful, very enjoyable to watch, thank you.
Thank you
As long you like it, it's good
thats because this music isnt crap. Usually its some kind of EDM that was made by a 12 year old who snorted oregano.
@@The_JEB Does.... snorting oregano work? Asking for my friend. Which should worry you, he's 12 and I'm... middle-aged...
Now that is art! Taking something as simple as a tractor plowing snow, and turning it into a beautiful video with some great drone shots, and some amazing music. That was a pleasure to watch. :)
Now if I could just convince my wife that we need a tractor and plow set up like yours, to plow our lane this winter...
You should surprise her with one!
Older 4x4 are reasonable! It's the diesel and rubber that's a killer
@@dfarmer_ So true believe it or not just to replace the tires on that tractor could cost $ 20,000 or more depending on which ones you get , tubes , transport , not to mention fluid and the big one mounting. From personal experiance I had to replace a front tire on my 7700 combine about 7 yrs ago , the Used tire was $1000 the tube was $120 the labor we did it our selves , thankfully we had a 20 ton jack and really heavy duty tools and 3days
@@dfarmer_ if you’re a organic farmer it’s not a big deal unless you’re a smaller conventional farmer
Great choice of Beethoven's Sixth Symphony The Pastoral to go with this wonderful video!!!
Such a calming effect!!!
Perfect!!!
This is obviously a man of class and culture. This video is a very small slice of the American Dream. Thanks for sharing your piece of paradise with us dude.
@Darrius Morton this is in Canada.
@@oilersridersbluejays lots of Americans live in Canada, therefore this can still be the American dream hahaha.
I have a Classical music channel on my TV, and some virtuosos just did the 6th and it was special. It was some Hungarians of course 🤪🤪🤣🤣
Hi from Denmark - what a nice video - no shaking camera - no stupid computer generated music - no ugly face to look at all the time - no stupid comentary 😀
Back in the 80s,when of our local farmers, had a hydrostatic drive tractor, and bought a twin impeller snow blower. The blower was eight feet wide and could handle drifts up to ten feet high. He would hire himself out to the county to clear blocked roads that they couldn’t clear. He was charging $100 an hour, from the time he left home until he returned. The beauty of the hydrostatic drive, was no clutches to slip and burn out, and he could adjust his ground speed from nothing to 20 mph.
When you got gutless Junky Deere doesn’t even matter ,,,,,,it’s totally gutless compared to real Red Power,,,,!
The Versatile 9030 and TV140 are a rancher's best friend.
Mesmerizing, plowing snow with a beast, and listening to classical music. Bring on more content.
Now this is real Therapy...lol, but true.
I had a cousin, and he had a big deere, with a large snowplow on it. He loved the winter, because he went out and plowed the county roads where we lived. The county sometimes took all day to get out where we lived. Sadly Bobby passed away and it is no more.
Sorry for your loss, sounds like a job for you maybe? 👍✌️
Remember, we are made of energy and so is the universe, and energy never dies, therefore we never die, we just change our form of energy so don't be sad. He could be something amazing right now!
Make Jesus your Lord and Savior while you still live! Heaven is better than hell ! The choice is yours! John 3:16 Romans 10:9&10
I can sit and watch this forever .... love the power of big farm equipment ! :-)
They're amazing machines!
WOW WHAT A MACHINE!! While us "City-its" are complaining that we cant get to the mall in our SUV due to crappy roads you are out working the roads and the fields. Thank you thank you thank you
I drove a Subaru Forester on 5 inches of snow cover a little slippery but she did fine 👍 with snow you take it slow 1st gear crawl and if you start sinking reverse!
The music is fantastic, such a pleasant departure from most videos I come across. Thank you!
its beethoven's 6th symphony
Brings back memories of my teenage years in Georgia. We had a 1986 John Deere 8630. I put a many hours on that big boy. It was a beast of its era.
that would have been a huge tractor back then!
I had a 8430 with a replacement 8640 engine in it. Nice tractor. Also had a 4430 and 4230.. Those were great tractors too!
WOW what a show plow. It's unstoppable
Great shots from air of this Beast, taking on the snow in middle of nowhere. I remember using Three Dump plows in tandom, doing what this does with one pass. Thank you so much for showing what a Farming Tractor will do with the right blade on front.
Just another American Farmer taking care of Business!!!
Thank You!!!!
Canadian farmer! Thanks
Big ass John Deere, big ass snow plow and classical music? Are you for real? Great drone video until you attacked the trees. I just stumbled on this and now I’m subscribed.
What can I say I'm a classy guy!
You have to thank these farmers for their gratious service to their communities. They can save many lives.
Nice to see a Degelman blade at work. They are solid.
The very best part of this video is the back round music. How pleasant. Does rattle my brain like some of the stuff or folks post.
That just moved one heck of a lot of snow!
and dirt
You should see my dads squad
I mean my dad’s quad
I remember riding along on the milk truck after a 3 day blizzard. The farmer opened the road with his tractor and loader. That was fine for his car or pickup but one wheel to narrow for the truck. The storm started with rain and left an ice coat on the road under the snow. We ran out of traction half way down the section road. So with a half mile to go either way it was get out and shovel. Fortunately with about 20 or 30 feet of widening we got moving again. I was a junior in high school and in a lot better shape. It would literally kill me now. Snow removal equipment is so much better now.
sounds crazy!
With a machine like that there would be no fear handling any snow environment. Thanks so much for sharing!
I've plowed a lot of snow. People don't realize how heavy it is. It only moves so fast. With an angle blade it's a combination of speed and angle of the blade. If you angle it to much it pushes you sideways, if you are too straight it won't leave your blade. If you have some place to push it, like into a barrow pit it not so bad. I've had to go out into a field and work my way back to the road.
Love these videos. I used to open roads for the milk truck with s 7630 John Deere with a loader and snow bucket. But when it got really deep out came the 9630 with the silage blade. That thing was unstoppable
Yeah not much they can push mine might have met it’s match today though, the drifts are hard now!
Not very many things that will stop the mighty 9630. Great video and great music.
1. "so what did you do this weekend?" 2. "oh not much, watching farm-equipment snowplow with classic background-music"...
Subscribed and liked 2 minutes in from the music and presentation alone. Simple, strait forward and lets the equipment and task stand on its own.
thank you!
I have a john deere 1030 with a blade on the 3 point hitch and shovel on the front , i learned a long time ago to get out early and often when its snowing and make it easy work. Must be fun to have such a beast to work and play with . Loved the video
I like how that blade angles and tilts. Can move a lot of snow in a hurry.
Yeah its handy for a lot of things! built strong too!
Yup, leave it to the farmers to get the job done. Great footage.
I must admit good sir
Your choice of score
Is perfect
And it's good to see folks out having fun
God bless
Great job plowing snow ❄️
The crop has been bumper this year so I expect prices of Snow Bellies to plummet. That's cool too because I like some blueberry Icees with my eggs and it's been getting expensive. My grandpa lived until 98 years old and he ate a Blueberry Icee for breakfast, a blueberry icee sandwitch for lunch, and he had blueberry icee on his steak every night. So keep them Snow Bellies rolling, Canada!
Hell of a plow there. Nothing like brute torque
I own a '51 Massey Harris Pony with 12 h.p. this Deere is just awesome to watch all that power. Thank you. Thoroughly enjoyed watching your video.
They're pretty cool little tractors! Lots of acres covered with those machines back in the day! Theres one in the bush here we should probably save!
I have wondered about putting a plow on a tractor like that. Thanks for sharing!
I love these videos! And the relaxing music Well done.
Thanks!
I concur ! Awesomeness
Music from “Soylent Green “
@@acetomatocompany LOVED that movie!
This warms my heart!! I'm building an off-grid home almost two miles from the main gravel road, and have a mid-1950s Mccormick 400 with a mounted blade to keep my field-and-bush access trails open during our Manitoba winters... no cab, no power steering... just push, back up, and push again and again and again... watching your unit bust through the snow drifts with wonderful ease is simply fantastic!
What a great video and music combination. Beautiful country and farm.
Reminds me of the Sandbox days. ❤ May God Bless you and seeds you sow. 🙏
This really is one of those "hold my beer" moments!!!!!!
We have a green steiger on the farm with a grouser that does a bit of pushing each year in the winter. Nice video. Brings back some memories.
Theres a few of those rigs here setup with wing blades and winches, they use them to plough oil leases and tow stuck oil trucks!
UK calling. Brilliant photography and music.
The ladies get impatient when it's feeding time and they have to wait. Smart man for making easy access roads to the winter buffet, can't have the ladies waiting after all. ✌✌
It a grain bag .....don't think he's feeding cattle .
We had a MF1805 with a silage blade. It worked great, but we'd run out of places to put the snow. We needed a frontend loader just to carry the snow out.
Yeah I contemplated getting a wheel loader a few times ploughing this road!
Reminds me of plowing snow on my hand crank start F30 with a cable bucket... put burning charcoal under the oil pan for a couple hours.... but that was a few decades back.
Guys here talk about running there Cat D2/6's in the winter time and having to pump all the water out of it at night into a steel barrel on stilts, then lighting a fire under it the next morning to warm it back up before putting it back in the engine!!! I cant imagine
Awesome drone footage
Glorious, proper tool proper operator, symphonic indeed.
Thank You!
That is some major league drifting snow. Thanks for another great video. Must be hard juggling farm chores, filming and editing.
Yeah it’s not too bad! Winters are pretty quiet especially when it’s -30c like this week!
@@tombexy Hoping you can make more films like this. Very good therapy, from lifes craziness. Thanks you. Keep it up. Subscribed....😁
I wondered where all that snow was coming from.
Saskatchewan. Where when the wind stops blowing everyone falls down.
I used to haul Oil in the RM's of Mervin and Britania and this was a familiar site in winter. also a welcome one too because you knew if you got stuck, who to call. I subbed as soon as I realized it was not so far from home (Meadow Lake) and what is was about.
Im located in Britannia, lot of guys around us plough oil well!
That was Jim Biwer in Kasson Mantorvile MINNESOTA. Glorious...1978's-80's. I delivered early morning Star Tribune and Post Bulletin by afternoon. My savior in the heavies. Bike or foot. Or both. Jim will be missed.
Great video great job plowing snow ❄️
I would love to do this all day long! A V-shaped plow might be better for it but either way, what a blast!!!
Love how:🤔
• single pass ready ...😉
• leaves behind the 'little grippy' treads... 👍
I have a much smaller JD tractor, but the joy of snow removal is just as satisfying!
Looks like the roads on my old rural mail route near Macomb, IL.
Guy up the road from me has same set up but he has 2 or 3 tractors & blades Things are BEAST!
Stoy Farms, Ashley Indiana.
came for snowplowing ,subscribed for the music !
Wow, how boring is my life, I'm watching a guy plow snow and loving every minute. :-)
Using equipment like that against snow is like bringing a Nuke to a knife fight. No such thing as Over Kill. I love it.
Great work, but even better music. Good taste and the drone footage is very scenic.
oddly satisfying. I started watching this video and didn't realize it was only an hour away from me
Haven't heard this music in long while, perfect for vid and wonderful to hear.
That ending 😂
Truly enjoyed this video, thank you!!!
no problem!
That thing is awesome
"Not maintained in Winter"
Thomas - I am about to end this signs whole career
I feel like I should be wearing a smoking jacket and smoking a pipe and sipping brandy while watching this with the music.....
That's exactly what the guy in the cab was doing.
Do it!
Watched too many movies
@@MustObeyTheRules not even dude
@@mastercreamer1398 then where else would you get that stupid image straight out of movies from?
The video plus the music chosen, the sum total MADE this video!
We got a stiger 470 with chains an lead weights in the tires an custom plow we take put duals off in winter back then now we juat use a new plow truck since we dont much snow anymore
Just out playing having a good time looks like fun
It really is!!!
Hey Bob!! I Think Thomas is plowing the snow off his fields so he can plant in February!
Well I'll be. I'll put him on the prayer chain and send the sheriff out to make sure his alright.
We better have an emergency town hall meeting on this.😂
I wont be seeding until early may!!!!
got a great wave going at 5:00
I wish you'd let us hear the sounds of these wonderful machines..
I’m working on a video for all you engine noise lovers!
The music reminds me of the secne from Convory where they're all taking that dirt road shortcut into New Mexico..
They are actually pretty quiet. If you could hear a cat with a big four or six cylinder engine, straight pipe, and when you are working it and hit a sudden load, the governor kicks in and it makes music.
@@graemedalgleish8944 I agree these tier3 engines with there particle filters sound nothing like the tier 2's
@@tombexyI'm not sure what you mean by a tier 2 or tier 3 engine. My d7e had an 840 cubic inch 4 cylinder engine.
Amazing what you can move with enough horsepower and traction.
Best part of your rig a cab plowed many years with out at out family farm opening up field with a pusher box on our Ford 3550 backhoe and massey's Ferguson industrial 50 we also have to clear roads and it was cold but it was better than doing it by hand.
Yeah it’s a different day behind glass! I hear that have to give respect to people who used to do this kind of stuff by hand!
Шестая симфония Бетховена восхитительна!!!
SLAVA UKRAINI 🇺🇦
Got some snow out here in southwest colo but it's to cold & wind to be out on my little 1025R John Deere. Maybe tomorrow. . . .we'll see. . . .hopefully! I love my "tractor theropy"🚜
Now that’s how it’s done, good job bro!
Great powerful machine
Awesome sauce! What a machine. Would love plowing an afternoon with that instead of my compact here in N MN.
Extremely satisfying video. Thank you.
Loved this so much. Peaceful
Feels good to be your own DPW.
Did this in 1979 on Thanksgiving Day
Steiger bobcat with a dozer blade
Scotia NE
Beethovan's "Pastoral" Symphony #6 was perfect. An inspiration!!
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It’s seems like a point of contention for some people!
@@tombexy :: Seems odd to me how some folks feel the need to critique our creativity.
Although I would never consider myself a classical music fan, I really enjoyed your production.
Apparently I watched enough Bugs Bunny in my childhood to appreciate the finer things in life😉
I’ll definitely be checking into your archives.
By the way, what does that rig weigh? We push snow with a 30,000 lb Deere loader and a 16’ box.
My former occupation 80,000 lb 7yard loaders sub contracted for clearing drifts. So many folks think they’re unstoppable, in a big enough drift... They stop! LOL
Thanks for posting, Bless’ns to ya, Tedd
@@sawsurgeon Yeah those Drifts can be pretty hard! this unit with the blade would be roughly 50,000lbs+
I love the way you killed those drifts. I feel like I need a cigarette after watching this and I don't smoke!
Thanks! It seems to have that effect on people! maybe a cigar company will sponsor me!
I love this video and music. It's very befitting
Bernard Haitink & Berlin Philharmonic (complete symphony) ... good intro!
That timing with the music when you enter the first field plowing for infinite …
That looks like so much fun!
Very cool. Looks like a good time. Great job.
It is! Pealing snow back is pretty fun!
excellent drone work.....despite the end blooper :o)
Thanks! 👍
At least it was only the drone that ended up upside down!
Who says work can't be fun. Love the music!
Nice job love the snow plow vids with the JD
Thank you!
Great video
Makes an awesome plow!
I wish farmers would do that here around me...central Illinois rural country.
Love the music!!
Very well done ( except for the crash). The music was perfect.
i was pleasantly surprised by the choice of music! nice.
....and i hope things on Hoth are well.
@@buzzardf111 everythings good thank you!