Make an investment in a good drill press. It will make the job of drilling the holes in the cutting edge much easier. Be kind to your knees when you're young. You'll miss them when you get older.
@@gabbygonzaga552 I would suggest any floor standing cast iron drill press that has minimal run out in the chuck would be a good starting point. Getting a used one from a quality brand would be a good place to start.
Hey Stefano! Thanks for the video. Random question about your 4066r: I see your rear tires are the normal way. I’ve seen some who run them flipped to make the width of the tractor more narrow. Have you ever done that? Thanks again!
No i have not, you can certainly do it but why bother? You have more stability with a wider stance as well as your blower aligns with the rear tractor tire quite nice which is what you want. When you purchase 4R's with snow package this is the way they come.
Looks good. Do you have experience using the edge or are you testing it out this year? Does it scrape better than the plastic cutting edges (acts more like a squeegee)? Also, what would its life be? 1 season? 2? I'm curious if it'll leave black marks on the driveways. I have a number of pattern concrete and interlock customers.
This is my first year using the Hevea edge and I have noticed a significant difference in scrape and a lot less wear. I will post a video about it soon! This edge will 100% last you two seasons.
Make an investment in a good drill press. It will make the job of drilling the holes in the cutting edge much easier. Be kind to your knees when you're young. You'll miss them when you get older.
I certainly agree, after this season We will be making the investment!
What kind of drill press will do it? I see them from like 80 dollars to 3000. WIll an 80 dollar one do it?
@@gabbygonzaga552 I would suggest any floor standing cast iron drill press that has minimal run out in the chuck would be a good starting point. Getting a used one from a quality brand would be a good place to start.
Great vids. New to the snow tractor game. Have a l6060 with an 82hybrid ready to roll in Boston 🤘
That’s what I like to hear, all the best to you Tom. If I can help you with anything please let me know!
@@Stefano_Narducci do you guys do any driveways that are steep from the street? how do you handle without damaging the blower/tractor?
Hey Stefano! Thanks for the video. Random question about your 4066r: I see your rear tires are the normal way. I’ve seen some who run them flipped to make the width of the tractor more narrow. Have you ever done that? Thanks again!
No i have not, you can certainly do it but why bother? You have more stability with a wider stance as well as your blower aligns with the rear tractor tire quite nice which is what you want. When you purchase 4R's with snow package this is the way they come.
Looks good. Do you have experience using the edge or are you testing it out this year? Does it scrape better than the plastic cutting edges (acts more like a squeegee)? Also, what would its life be? 1 season? 2? I'm curious if it'll leave black marks on the driveways. I have a number of pattern concrete and interlock customers.
This is my first year using the Hevea edge and I have noticed a significant difference in scrape and a lot less wear. I will post a video about it soon! This edge will 100% last you two seasons.
what do you use to cut the edges off with?
Chop Saw
Thanks man that's what I ended up using after trying a few other things first. It's some hard rubber
Where do you buy them?
hevea-products.com
need a battery in your smoke detector?
Yes please send me one.