1:11 what make is your snoe blower? .... it seems to work much better then a lot i have seen!!... i Presume its ls but model no. and size please thanks from saskatchewan canada
Yet another use for a tractor that never crossed my mind living in Texas with no snow. That's awesome. Seamless cuts of snow and paths that are clean cut and get the dirty work done. Glad you guys were able to be such huge blessing to those in your community. Good for you guys!
I loved how the rear mounted blower just laughed at the plowed snow in the entry to the parking lot. As a kid I remember hand shoveling the end of our driveway through stuff like that.
When I did snow years ago we would clean the blades and blower chutes and spray them with Pam cooking spray. We rarely had a build up and the snow rolled off.
Im so glad I have my old John Deere 425 with the 47 inch snowblower for this storm. Saved my back and my neighborhood. I honestly dont want to see 63 inch of snow in one storm again. Shoveling the roof off my place was grueling work.
Great to see another LS with a 6’ snow blower on it!! I have a similar setup but without the cab here in Eden NY and have used it for years and have plowed out my neighbors numerous times. Great job!!
To complete your tractor/blower you need a flashing light up on top or side of the cab roof and a hydraulic cylinder or electric actuator to be able to adjust the blower chute from the cab. More safety and ease of operation to enjoy your work. 👍. Great video. 💐
That tractor, PTO mounted blower, worked extremely well. Being able to "place" snow, especially this early in the season, is a bigger deal than some can appreciate. We had an 8' mounted on a John Deere 4230 when I was in high school. It was when we had long, snowy winters. Oil well site plow guys started the season with straight pushes into the oil well drives. After a few weeks, pickups and tankers couldn't get off the road. Dad got a contract to chew through the frozen piles (breaking a lot of shear-pins) and reclaim driveway space. He never said what he made, but he always said he would love to do it again. Even though the road salt started rotting the fenders of the tractor in subsequent years. 👍
I have tried both Sno-jet and FLUID FILM and by far the FLUID FILM works 20x better. The spray has to be room temp or better when you apply it. That is the only downside. I have been known to lay it on the defroster of the truck for 15-20 min.
I own a snow removal business and added two tractors , 60 and 75 hp with 8 foot pushers along with two plow trucks with sand salters but the tractors have definitely changed how we move snow on both residential and commercial properties inside town but we still rely on trucks outside town driveways due to the distance between stops. Your blower handle the deep snow very well and will give you edge on the plow trucks during heavy snow events.👍👍 On your video.
i plow condo developments with a John deere tractor w/ bucket loader. Silicone sprayed on the bucket before each storm works like magic to prevent the sticking. i also spray it with WD-40 over that. Works like a charm !
Looks like a lot of fun playing in that snow. Here in Sask, Canada we've started clearing snow about 3 weeks back and had a pair of blowing snow storms one week apart. My truck mounted Frontier SB1164 with 10 inch wings had a great time out on my acreage road. 125 HP - PTO driven blower is the cat's meow. Now I need to get the coffee machine hooked up and I will be living in the lap of luxury. Great video and happy to see you guys getting down there to help out, and even make a few dollars to help keep that equipment in top form.
I have a rear mounted snowblower on my LX3310. I mounted a wide angle mirror inside at the top of the windshield so I don't have to be sideways in the seat all of the time. I had a rear snowblower and an atv plow mounted to the bucket of my BX2200 and am going to buy a plow for the LX3310 this year. A plow doesn't leave the windrows you end up with when using a bucket.
I bet your feeling it in your back, at least I do when I spend the day looking back at the implements (snowblower in our case). You both did a nice job getting all those folks cleaned out so they can get out of there homes/businesses.
@ yes definitely. The great dividing range that runs down our east coast gets lots of snow in the southern parts of the state New South Wales and into northern Victoria. Usually June through to September is the ski season.
awww...nice to see snow plowing. My Dad plowed snow from the 70's into the late 90's. I live in Australia these days, but originally from NW Indiana... nothing like lake effect snow. Kind of miss it. Thanks for sharing. I hope there is another snow plow vid. Cheers.
There's a hack to make the snowblowers work better in heavy wet snow. You take parts of a truck mud flop and attach them to opposite sides of the throwing impellor to increase the tolerance between the chute and the impellor. I installed it on my Meteor 60" 3pt hitch blower on the back of my Kubota. You can do it as well on smaller blowers.
I bought a 24’ “MIDSOTA” 14000 lb heavy duty equipment trailer. It has a place for my forks, and a 5’ stationary bed just ahead of the hydraulic tilt bed. It cost me around $8500 2 years ago. I bought it at “Big O’s” trailers in Portage WI. The Manufacturer is in MN. It hauls my John Deere 4720 4X4 with box grader AND my 7’ snow pusher attached to the loader. Trailer does weigh 3500 lbs though.
Once I started using the skid steer I quite using the large tractor. Skid steer is smaller, but so much quicker to move around and 2 speed is fast! Pusher is ok, but I'm still better with a large bucket for any show over 5 inches.
I could watch this stuff for hours.😅. Plowed snow commercially here in Detroit for over 35 yrs. We never got hit that hard with 2'-4' of snow while l was plowing but pulled many 32-40 straight hours of plowing non stop. Having the snow thrower on the back of your tractor is the ultimate set up.
Have you tried affixing a piece of 2” pvc to the bottom “scraper” edge of your 3 point blower? It greatly minimizes the amount of gravel or stones that you pump out through your impeller.
Adam, nice setup. I use the same setup, Front loader and rear blower on my JD 1025. I am in Minnesota, not always but the potential for lots of snow is a definite possibility and it has happened. The only suggestion to you is maybe a slightly wider blower so your tractor is not driving in unblown snow. Keep up the good videos. Love the variety.
We just use an angled blade on the rear of the tractor. It works great because in deep snow we just reverse to move large amounts of heavy snow. And for light snow we can just drive forward and and scrap the snow and have it roll out to the side. It is a simple set up, but works great.
I'm impressed you ls did am amazing job especially impressed with how it handled the plow ridges by the street and the snow roll you got with just a bucket. That thing needs a Pusher and it would be an unbeatable little package
Wow, that is snow! I don’t envy the folks out there. It will be beautiful during Christmas for sure. All the best to you and your family and of course, neighbor Doug. Hope you guys have a greatest Christmas possible and it’s it’s great to see you out make an extra money as well and at the same time helping others.
It's a cold snap here in South Carolina, upper teens at night and 40s for highs, but it only lasts a few days and we're back to the 60s and 70s next week. Fortunately it rarely snows here.
Very slick Adam. The right tool for the right job. We got our first one inch of measurable snow last night here. Stay safe healthy and warm. Bill H from Cranberry Township
That’s about the same amount of snow we got here in Syracuse. I have a 26” commercial grade simplicity two stage snowblower I do my driveway with. It’s a beast.
The snowblower attachment works awesome. I actually switched to just using an oversized XL material bucket + some edge tamers, I can move massive piles of snow here in Maine with this setup. And I don't have to always look backwards. I think that would have worked really well in this situation
We live on the west side of MI and haven't had much snow the past few years (ever since I got my hubby a bigger snowblower) and we've had about 10'" of wet heavy snow in the past few days. I love watching videos of people plowing snow so even though I don't usually don't sub after one video, I did with yours. lol
for deep snow here I use my high flow skid steer with an erskine snowblower. Its the bees knees and you have no banks to deal with. A lot slower but you will always have trade offs.
For years i used a 95 svl kubota with a 6 foot wide blower and after that i got a 18 foot hydraulic snow wing and that setup was both very efficient for large lots and we could still get those contracts that required snow to be thrown over fences etc. Was mostly for pipeline lease clearing in the winter up here in Canada.
Growing up we got 28 inches of snow in around 36 hours. I'm in NJ - it was from a Nor Easter. No school for a week, they had to break out front end loaders to push the snow back farther on the streets. Heck there was snow in piles in July. I shoveled 4 driveways that time - by hand. Growing up in the 90s was fun.
I went and did the same thing for a friend in Northern PA, he and all his rural road neighbors paid me $6k to do their road and driveways so i trucked up my Fendt 939 with Schulte front PTO blower up there. On the drive up I second guessed my choice of tractor, I thought I should have brought my 724 cause it has a loader and use my older rear mount blower but the 939 ended up being the right choice… there was so much snow including drifts (6’ in some places), it was just sheer power I needed to move that much snow. It’s intense how much snow is there and is still falling. If I stayed, I probably could have made $40k in a week but I’ve got cattle to feed.
I'm glad we're finally starting to get some snow here! The LS with the big blower did a nice job on that deep snow. It's hard to believe how much difference in snow accumulation there is just 20-30 minutes north.
I so wish I was out there with you guys a got a tractor this year with a 84 inch snowblower and I’m just itching to use it watching this video a bunch of times dreaming about moving snow with my own tractor
A blower really is the only tool for the job in that situation. I have a 7’ blower I use on my open station 55hp kioti. I only use it once every couple years but when we get a big snow fall it sure does a nice clean job
Skidsteer with push blade is nice for fluffy snow. Wet compacted slush u are better off with a 7 or 8ft bucket or big snow blower attachment on high flo cab Skidsteer. Used to shovel and snowblow sidewalks for like 15 apartment complexs. Alot of sweat and hardwork for only $14/ hr - taxes to pay for college. You Could get a salter attachment for your utv and charge extra for salting business lots
I’m near blue mountain ski area in NEPA and we haven’t gotten shit, wish I had the connections to make it worth hauling my rig a few hours away and doing some plowing!
I'm watching this video and I'm like "hey, I've had pizza at Covered Bridge back when it was open" . I live in south Geneva. We only got about 25 inches or so with that storm.
I watched a video not too long ago he made his bucket like a snow Pusher he added extra longer sides on the bucket I thought that was pretty awesome just an idea
That’s an awesome setup with the snow blower on the tractor, but I can’t imagine you’re neck would be happy after running that for any length of time let alone 12+ hrs or more as many people do when clearing snow after a storm. I would install a backup camera. Pretty cheap on amazon and easy to install. I did one in my skid loader over a year ago and it’s still working great.
I used my ATV with a blade for a couple of years, but went back to a snowblower to avoid the large hard compacted piles and tore up grass. We've got 3' and it still coming down.
That blower works awsome! You should look anti a HLA snow blade for the front, i have one on my Bobcat 2025 and it is awsome! The snow blade and blower would be the perfect snow setup on your LS
This storm was crazy...we didn't get the worst of it the first round, but on Thursday and Friday, we got 24" in Titusville. We worked 28 hours in 2 days to keep up.
Love the variety of your content and how you're always working with a buddy. Nice to see the tractor in use, just deletes that deep snow! Can't wait to see what the ponds looks like if you get some snow this winter!!
Interesting video. Afront blower you could use the trailer you have. The loader only makes dangerous sight blocking banks. If you raise shoes for blacktop clearing. It'll clear everything in one pass. A no bank driveway and lot. Will be an added selling point. Adam you may need to find a small winter home in that snow belt area. To capitalize on your new found cash crop!
Hi Adam I do agree with that or any and all ATV vehicle are more of a toy for personal use if your looking for a good commercial vehicle you need to get a Kubota RTV-X100c with a PTO drive front snowblower we have one and on my rout I have 75 customers and I can clear snow as fast and efficient as your LS with out having to work backward for 10, 12 hrs. . If you and or your followers have any question I'll be happy to answer them Yves from Canada
We got 4 feet last weekend in Canada. We have had three snow days today so no school buses for the kids ... Expecting 50cm tonight .... Blah ... I hate winter I'm running a kioti 2610 with a blower on the back and a push blade I had made 60" for the front with trip springs ... Spray your blower with silicone spray .. I have feet on my blower also as it rides nicer ... Flashing orange strobe you need for the roads and I used orange 36 markers on the edge of my equipment helps me get right up so I'm not guessing how close I am trying to see the blade or blower
I have a similar size tractor and I much prefer the 72” bucket to the pusher box. Wet/sticky snow or long driveways are an issue for the box. Try one before spending your money.
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1:11 what make is your snoe blower? .... it seems to work much better then a lot i have seen!!... i Presume its ls but model no. and size please
thanks from saskatchewan canada
@@thh383 3:40 It looks like a rammy-snowblower-155. I would post a link for you. However, UA-cam just deletes my comment. Hope this helps. Cheers
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thank you sir !!
i'll look that up.... it seems to work pretty well!!
thanks again & merry christmas to you and your family!!
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thanks very much!!
merry christmas to you!!
Yet another use for a tractor that never crossed my mind living in Texas with no snow. That's awesome. Seamless cuts of snow and paths that are clean cut and get the dirty work done. Glad you guys were able to be such huge blessing to those in your community. Good for you guys!
So glad I have a Ventrac with a front-mounted snow blower. This would kill my back turning around all day.
Nice to see you finally getting to use your snowblower and tractor and making a few dollars is a big plus.
I loved how the rear mounted blower just laughed at the plowed snow in the entry to the parking lot. As a kid I remember hand shoveling the end of our driveway through stuff like that.
When I did snow years ago we would clean the blades and blower chutes and spray them with Pam cooking spray. We rarely had a build up and the snow rolled off.
Try FLUID FILM. you will only have to clean them twice a season. At the beginning and at the end. lol
WD40 also works.
This might be my favorite of yours ever. You working hard and living the American dream and giving people a service that helps them is inspiring.
Im so glad I have my old John Deere 425 with the 47 inch snowblower for this storm. Saved my back and my neighborhood. I honestly dont want to see 63 inch of snow in one storm again. Shoveling the roof off my place was grueling work.
Great to see another LS with a 6’ snow blower on it!! I have a similar setup but without the cab here in Eden NY and have used it for years and have plowed out my neighbors numerous times. Great job!!
To complete your tractor/blower you need a flashing light up on top or side of the cab roof and a hydraulic cylinder or electric actuator to be able to adjust the blower chute from the cab. More safety and ease of operation to enjoy your work. 👍. Great video. 💐
That tractor, PTO mounted blower, worked extremely well. Being able to "place" snow, especially this early in the season, is a bigger deal than some can appreciate.
We had an 8' mounted on a John Deere 4230 when I was in high school. It was when we had long, snowy winters. Oil well site plow guys started the season with straight pushes into the oil well drives. After a few weeks, pickups and tankers couldn't get off the road. Dad got a contract to chew through the frozen piles (breaking a lot of shear-pins) and reclaim driveway space. He never said what he made, but he always said he would love to do it again. Even though the road salt started rotting the fenders of the tractor in subsequent years. 👍
The setup is amazing no doubt. But I was worried about road salt as well. I’d be pressure washing it down on the first day above zero.
get yourself some sno-jet,by ariens i use it on my units, pretty sure its what Clark W. Grizwold put on his snow saucer
I have tried both Sno-jet and FLUID FILM and by far the FLUID FILM works 20x better. The spray has to be room temp or better when you apply it. That is the only downside. I have been known to lay it on the defroster of the truck for 15-20 min.
Your work for local businesses is so nice. So glad we do not live where it snows. God bless.
I own a snow removal business and added two tractors , 60 and 75 hp with 8 foot pushers along with two plow trucks with sand salters but the tractors have definitely changed how we move snow on both residential and commercial properties inside town but we still rely on trucks outside town driveways due to the distance between stops. Your blower handle the deep snow very well and will give you edge on the plow trucks during heavy snow events.👍👍 On your video.
i plow condo developments with a John deere tractor w/ bucket loader. Silicone sprayed on the bucket before each storm works like magic to prevent the sticking. i also spray it with WD-40 over that. Works like a charm !
Looks like a lot of fun playing in that snow. Here in Sask, Canada we've started clearing snow about 3 weeks back and had a pair of blowing snow storms one week apart. My truck mounted Frontier SB1164 with 10 inch wings had a great time out on my acreage road. 125 HP - PTO driven blower is the cat's meow. Now I need to get the coffee machine hooked up and I will be living in the lap of luxury. Great video and happy to see you guys getting down there to help out, and even make a few dollars to help keep that equipment in top form.
I live between Erie and Buffalo right off the 90 and we got over 3 foot of snow
Very Impressive.. living in a NON snow location its great to see this.. Thank you
I have a rear mounted snowblower on my LX3310. I mounted a wide angle mirror inside at the top of the windshield so I don't have to be sideways in the seat all of the time. I had a rear snowblower and an atv plow mounted to the bucket of my BX2200 and am going to buy a plow for the LX3310 this year. A plow doesn't leave the windrows you end up with when using a bucket.
So awesome to see this equipment finally put to the test and helping others 😊
nice job. the right equipment makes all the difference. i thought about a snow pusher but saw the bucket was doing just fine. thanks for sharing.
Always love seeing something new; keep them coming!!! Y'all be careful out there!!!
I bet your feeling it in your back, at least I do when I spend the day looking back at the implements (snowblower in our case). You both did a nice job getting all those folks cleaned out so they can get out of there homes/businesses.
Day 6 of summer, it’s been +90*f since mid November and I’m watching snow removal.
Everybody has to be someplace.
Is there anywhere in Australia that gets any snow?
@ yes definitely. The great dividing range that runs down our east coast gets lots of snow in the southern parts of the state New South Wales and into northern Victoria. Usually June through to September is the ski season.
Got a spare room? I’ll pay rent 👍🏼😎
Man, I miss these winters!
When I was a kid, we lived just outside Chicago from ‘72 to ‘78 and this was common weather for us!🥶❄️🌨☃️🎄🎅🏻
The pond is filling up nicely
Patiently waiting for a pond update! Looks like she’s close to full!!
awww...nice to see snow plowing. My Dad plowed snow from the 70's into the late 90's.
I live in Australia these days, but originally from NW Indiana... nothing like lake effect snow. Kind of miss it. Thanks for sharing. I hope there is another snow plow vid. Cheers.
There's a hack to make the snowblowers work better in heavy wet snow. You take parts of a truck mud flop and attach them to opposite sides of the throwing impellor to increase the tolerance between the chute and the impellor. I installed it on my Meteor 60" 3pt hitch blower on the back of my Kubota. You can do it as well on smaller blowers.
Thanks Adam, I really liked tis one. Hope you have some time to set up the sledding hill for the kids this year. Take time to have some fun too.
a big snow bucket would be a perfect combo for the tractor.
Having the right tools and equipment always makes the work smoother, no matter the job. Great video.
I bought a 24’ “MIDSOTA” 14000 lb heavy duty equipment trailer. It has a place for my forks, and a 5’ stationary bed just ahead of the hydraulic tilt bed. It cost me around $8500 2 years ago. I bought it at “Big O’s” trailers in Portage WI. The Manufacturer is in MN. It hauls my John Deere 4720 4X4 with box grader AND my 7’ snow pusher attached to the loader. Trailer does weigh 3500 lbs though.
I can't even imagine snow like that. I have never even seen more than an inch of snow. Only on videos like this.
Were definitely having a white Christmas this year 024' .. last 2 Xmas where brown
@@missingremote4388 I have not seen a white Christmas in more than 30 years, but in Texas that's normal.
Once I started using the skid steer I quite using the large tractor. Skid steer is smaller, but so much quicker to move around and 2 speed is fast! Pusher is ok, but I'm still better with a large bucket for any show over 5 inches.
Great job, your pond looks well also.
I could watch this stuff for hours.😅. Plowed snow commercially here in Detroit for over 35 yrs. We never got hit that hard with 2'-4' of snow while l was plowing but pulled many 32-40 straight hours of plowing non stop. Having the snow thrower on the back of your tractor is the ultimate set up.
Well done, Adam, making snow removal so interesting for someone who can’t tolerate cold weather.
Have you tried affixing a piece of 2” pvc to the bottom “scraper” edge of your 3 point blower? It greatly minimizes the amount of gravel or stones that you pump out through your impeller.
Great job Adam, love to see the hustle.
Good job 👍 We got 48" of snow in 24 hours a few years ago and farmers with their equipment were heroes the next few days afterwards.
Adam, nice setup. I use the same setup, Front loader and rear blower on my JD 1025. I am in Minnesota, not always but the potential for lots of snow is a definite possibility and it has happened. The only suggestion to you is maybe a slightly wider blower so your tractor is not driving in unblown snow. Keep up the good videos. Love the variety.
We just use an angled blade on the rear of the tractor. It works great because in deep snow we just reverse to move large amounts of heavy snow. And for light snow we can just drive forward and and scrap the snow and have it roll out to the side. It is a simple set up, but works great.
The snow was FEET taller than the typical moldboard.
Good morning Adam! Try spraying the chutes with cooking spray. Reduced my clogging on my 60” blower significantly.
chutes
What a machine, blue power 💪 having a hydrostat for this type of work is a dream
I'm impressed you ls did am amazing job especially impressed with how it handled the plow ridges by the street and the snow roll you got with just a bucket. That thing needs a Pusher and it would be an unbeatable little package
Wow, that is snow! I don’t envy the folks out there. It will be beautiful during Christmas for sure. All the best to you and your family and of course, neighbor Doug. Hope you guys have a greatest Christmas possible and it’s it’s great to see you out make an extra money as well and at the same time helping others.
It's a cold snap here in South Carolina, upper teens at night and 40s for highs, but it only lasts a few days and we're back to the 60s and 70s next week.
Fortunately it rarely snows here.
Thanks for helping out Ashtabula County! You pretty much need a loader with snow that deep.
Very slick Adam. The right tool for the right job. We got our first one inch of measurable snow last night here. Stay safe healthy and warm. Bill H from Cranberry Township
Front facing rear mounted two stage blower, behind a tractor. No more problems.
On some of my Alaska projects, we had "snow buckets" made to move larger volume in single pass where your dirt bucket filled up and left snow.
That’s about the same amount of snow we got here in Syracuse. I have a 26” commercial grade simplicity two stage snowblower I do my driveway with. It’s a beast.
The snowblower attachment works awesome. I actually switched to just using an oversized XL material bucket + some edge tamers, I can move massive piles of snow here in Maine with this setup. And I don't have to always look backwards. I think that would have worked really well in this situation
I thought that - bet Adam's neck hurts at the end of the day!! Y'all did a great job!! 👍 God bless y'all & keep y'all safe. ♥️🙏♥️
Haha, that snow ain't no joke..
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If there were 2 of you working both machines then the little blower would get you finished faster tidying up after the tractor cleared the bulk.
We live on the west side of MI and haven't had much snow the past few years (ever since I got my hubby a bigger snowblower) and we've had about 10'" of wet heavy snow in the past few days. I love watching videos of people plowing snow so even though I don't usually don't sub after one video, I did with yours. lol
for deep snow here I use my high flow skid steer with an erskine snowblower. Its the bees knees and you have no banks to deal with. A lot slower but you will always have trade offs.
Snow chains for the tires added grip is what's needed. That big storage facility looks like a problem without chains on the tires.
Yes the ideal setup is a pusher on the front with blower on the back. I like the little different content
GOOD JOB!
For years i used a 95 svl kubota with a 6 foot wide blower and after that i got a 18 foot hydraulic snow wing and that setup was both very efficient for large lots and we could still get those contracts that required snow to be thrown over fences etc. Was mostly for pipeline lease clearing in the winter up here in Canada.
Growing up we got 28 inches of snow in around 36 hours. I'm in NJ - it was from a Nor Easter. No school for a week, they had to break out front end loaders to push the snow back farther on the streets. Heck there was snow in piles in July. I shoveled 4 driveways that time - by hand. Growing up in the 90s was fun.
Snow = Manna from heaven.
Great snow removal video! Nice setup.
I went and did the same thing for a friend in Northern PA, he and all his rural road neighbors paid me $6k to do their road and driveways so i trucked up my Fendt 939 with Schulte front PTO blower up there. On the drive up I second guessed my choice of tractor, I thought I should have brought my 724 cause it has a loader and use my older rear mount blower but the 939 ended up being the right choice… there was so much snow including drifts (6’ in some places), it was just sheer power I needed to move that much snow. It’s intense how much snow is there and is still falling. If I stayed, I probably could have made $40k in a week but I’ve got cattle to feed.
I liked how you described the different methods worked for you (or didn’t) as well as the advantages of the snowblower over fishbone push methods.
I'm glad we're finally starting to get some snow here! The LS with the big blower did a nice job on that deep snow. It's hard to believe how much difference in snow accumulation there is just 20-30 minutes north.
I so wish I was out there with you guys a got a tractor this year with a 84 inch snowblower and I’m just itching to use it watching this video a bunch of times dreaming about moving snow with my own tractor
A blower really is the only tool for the job in that situation. I have a 7’ blower I use on my open station 55hp kioti. I only use it once every couple years but when we get a big snow fall it sure does a nice clean job
Goodbye truck box, you meant. Lol
As I watch this, living in the same area as you, we now have snow here. Haha
Skidsteer with push blade is nice for fluffy snow. Wet compacted slush u are better off with a 7 or 8ft bucket or big snow blower attachment on high flo cab Skidsteer. Used to shovel and snowblow sidewalks for like 15 apartment complexs. Alot of sweat and hardwork for only $14/ hr - taxes to pay for college. You Could get a salter attachment for your utv and charge extra for salting business lots
I bet that snowblower could mix up one hell of an adult slushie 😂
That is some serious snow! Makes for a cool video.
Awesome video. Making a killing with the blower.
I’m near blue mountain ski area in NEPA and we haven’t gotten shit, wish I had the connections to make it worth hauling my rig a few hours away and doing some plowing!
I hope you made a video of the storage unit snow removal. It looks epic!!
What a great friend .
Great video thankyou keep walm and keep safe god bless
Really enjoyed the video. Thanks.
I'm watching this video and I'm like "hey, I've had pizza at Covered Bridge back when it was open" . I live in south Geneva. We only got about 25 inches or so with that storm.
Thanks for sharing!
We got between 12 and 18 inches of snow yesterday north of 322 in Vernon Township, west of Meadville. Had about 3 to 4" on the ground before.
I watched a video not too long ago he made his bucket like a snow Pusher he added extra longer sides on the bucket I thought that was pretty awesome just an idea
On blacktop use your hydraulic top link to tip out your blower so you can dig in your blower to scrape better without adjusting the shoes.
That’s an awesome setup with the snow blower on the tractor, but I can’t imagine you’re neck would be happy after running that for any length of time let alone 12+ hrs or more as many people do when clearing snow after a storm.
I would install a backup camera. Pretty cheap on amazon and easy to install. I did one in my skid loader over a year ago and it’s still working great.
I used my ATV with a blade for a couple of years, but went back to a snowblower to avoid the large hard compacted piles and tore up grass. We've got 3' and it still coming down.
That blower works awsome! You should look anti a HLA snow blade for the front, i have one on my Bobcat 2025 and it is awsome! The snow blade and blower would be the perfect snow setup on your LS
Ya we use tractor blowers here all time but I hav plow in my side-by-side I use for my own driveway but there times I need tractor too in PEI Canada
This storm was crazy...we didn't get the worst of it the first round, but on Thursday and Friday, we got 24" in Titusville. We worked 28 hours in 2 days to keep up.
Love the variety of your content and how you're always working with a buddy. Nice to see the tractor in use, just deletes that deep snow!
Can't wait to see what the ponds looks like if you get some snow this winter!!
Interesting video. Afront blower you could use the trailer you have. The loader only makes dangerous sight blocking banks. If you raise shoes for blacktop clearing. It'll clear everything in one pass. A no bank driveway and lot. Will be an added selling point. Adam you may need to find a small winter home in that snow belt area. To capitalize on your new found cash crop!
Hi Adam I do agree with that or any and all ATV vehicle are more of a toy for personal use if your looking for a good commercial vehicle you need to get a Kubota RTV-X100c with a PTO drive front snowblower we have one and on my rout I have 75 customers and I can clear snow as fast and efficient as your LS with out having to work backward for 10, 12 hrs. . If you and or your followers have any question I'll be happy to answer them Yves from Canada
As ever Josh you're looking for opportunities - well done
I used to spray my blade with pam cooking spray and it would help some. Maybe it would help with the snow blower chute.
I’m in NE Washington State. We haven’t had any plowable snow….
We got 4 feet last weekend in Canada. We have had three snow days today so no school buses for the kids ... Expecting 50cm tonight .... Blah ... I hate winter
I'm running a kioti 2610 with a blower on the back and a push blade I had made 60" for the front with trip springs ...
Spray your blower with silicone spray .. I have feet on my blower also as it rides nicer ... Flashing orange strobe you need for the roads and I used orange 36 markers on the edge of my equipment helps me get right up so I'm not guessing how close I am trying to see the blade or blower
I have a similar size tractor and I much prefer the 72” bucket to the pusher box. Wet/sticky snow or long driveways are an issue for the box. Try one before spending your money.
You initially took a knife to a gun fight but in the end you leveled the playing field 👍
I sure don't miss snow days.