#14 Snow blowing with my TYM T474 and MK Martin SB68 P/T
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Short snow blowing video using my DJI Mavic Air 2 drone with my TYM T474 and inverted snowblower made by MK Martin SB68 P/T on Feb 1st, 2022. There was about 4 inches of snow, but I've never had a chance to use the drone as it never snows on weekends.
WOW what an awesome video! Great job and thanks.
That is a lot of snow! The tractor did a good job! Have a good week! See ya!
Cool video! Nice work with the blower and love the drone views!
Thanks, I’ll produce more if I ever get snow on weekends so I can experiment in daylight settings
Like your videos...,I have the same TYM, could you advise what type/style rear tire chains did you purchase and did it require wheel spacers, thanks and be safe!
I have the Duo239 H-pattern chains, but if I had to choose again I’d get Aqualine MPC chains or Aqualines studded chains. No wheelspacers needed
Beautiful property nice work with the drone 🙂
Thanks Peter, drone was low on battery when I decided, so I didn’t get as much air time
@@tractortyme You did well, beautiful property. We've had 2 days of 40' with possible a foot of snow coming the next 2 days. Really March should be the end of winter...oh boy we'll see.
Looks like it's working good for you.
Hey there. Was wondering if I can get your thoughts. I have the option of getting a kubota lx3310 (33hp turbo) which has a mid mount pto so a front snowblower can be fitted to it, or a more powerful tractor the kubota mx5400 (54hp turbo) but there is no mid pto so I would have to use inverted. Which setup do you think would be better for tackling snow?
Kubotas with front mount snowblowers are some of the nicest setup. Especially if you have high drifting conditions. Usually equipped with a rear blade. But if you just have lots of snow annually then it is hard to beat an inverted snowblower so you can use your front loader with a bucket or hydraulic plow up front. So I guess analyze your areas of use and see what you think fit best?
@@tractortyme I appreciate the reply! That makes a ton of sense and helped me incredibly. Thank you!!!!!!!