How to Remove Snow from Driveway | TYM Tractors
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2021
- Tennessee had cold weather this year along with snow & ice. In this video we were able to do a Cold Start on the TYM Tractors T264 and clear the the drive and our road of snow. This amount of snow is very unusual for us.
A person can remove a lot of snow with just a bucket and tractor. A snow plow would have been faster, but this just doesn't happen often enough to buy one.
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Hard Core! Not a soul out there except You and Tanya. I remember those cold days of my youth in the North East. Only my implement was a shovel. While on leave early in my Military career, I visiting Mom and Dad one Christmas and after a nice snowfall Dad broke out the Snow Blower. He let me have fun with it. Once done I asked him; "Dad why didn't you have this when I was here?" His response: "I had You."
I understand the labor thing. I was raised on a farm. I was a farm hand for a while.
For someone who has not pushed snow you did a fantastic job. I live in Colorado and have pushed a lot of snow. You had the bucket in the correct position and you kept it in a higher range to help keep the snow rolling. Nice job!!
Thank you my friend. Few thousand plus hours on a tractor helps a bit. LOL It is a bit like finish dirt work.
Thank you Tonya for the great camera work and keep on tractoring, the more you do it the more you will enjoy it!
Tanja says, Thank you. As we move out to the new property, I expect she will take over one of the tractors.
God bless Tanya for standing out there in that cold, just in the name of bringing us this video. I am NOT looking forward to this winter in Michigan lol but I’ll have a nice tractor to clear snow with.
She is a trooper. We have fair weather here until December.
Great job by a great team! That’s a lot of hard work. That Tractor has a ton of uses. God bless you two!
God bless you as well. Love playing on the tractor.
I was thinking this morning while reading post, I will be planting corn in 30 days.
Tonya, Thank You for all you do for the channel. For all those who read this, your not going to find two nicer people. Tony, worked with on the TYM videos and he made it very easy for me to talk in front of a camera.
You are to nice my friend.
From a Canadian perspective. Well done! You made good use of what you had to work with. Nobody up here would expect someone in Tennesee to be equipped the way we are up north. Just found your channel and am now subbed.
Glad you enjoyed it! I look forward to our conversations.
Montana Dan here, I plow with my tractors as part of my business and enjoy watching how others do it. I run a JD 1025R with the bucket (building a plow for it now) and a box blade. Box blades are wonderful snow tools as well. I also run a JD5075E with a cab with an 8' blade or bucket, and a 7' box scraper. Both tractors have loaded tires as well. An 8' snow blower is on the short list. Filled tires aside, that 24hp tractor cut that bottom ice layer, rolled that snow and ice through the bucket with no implement on the back or chains and R4 tires and kept going. I was waiting for it to either run out of power or traction. Didn't do either. I'm impressed.
It is amazing how these small tractors work. The 1025R is a well rounded tractor that works hard for its size. Today we have so many choices in tractors.
Y'all are getting better at each other's jobs. ☺ Practice makes perfect. I've got to plow my driveway soon too, it sure does help with the melting. Thanks guys!
Our road cleared today with sun. 60 next week.
We will be planting corn in a little over a month. I keep telling myself that.
Always good to learn new things love the Chanel keep it up
Thank you my friend. More to come.
I must say Tonya does good work behind the camera , you certainly should be proud of her . Such great teamwork .
Thank you my friend.
Great job TYM Tony and TYM Tonya. I plow with the bucket too. We don’t need no stinking snow plows.
That's right! Don't need no stinking snow plow. A rear blade which could have been angled would have made quicker work of it though. I could have just rolled it off the side.
Lots of power for that rascal. We got 6 inches of snow yesterday here in Iowa. 21 degrees right now. Thanks for sharing :)
I am very pleased with the tractor. Thank you for watching. Stay warm.
By having just the right bucket angle and pressure you’re getting the snow to curl nicely off bucket as if it were a plow, good job
I had a blast doing this, but I am ready to plant the garden. LOL.
I live in PA and I would recommend what I use is a grader blade. They are not very expensive and they have more than one use. Great job.
You are right. I keep looking at one, but just never get around to buying one. I will need one soon on the new property.
doing a good job, you got the bucket in the right angle, you can also use a straight blade if it turns around that works well as well, I have done it a few time and I live in a snow state in Maine, where we get feet usually not inches, great job
Thank you my friend. No matter what, it was still fun pushing with the tractor. I will at some point get a strait blade for gravel road up keep on the new place.
Go Tanja! This year is definitely the exception my friend! Still cannot believe I had to plow snow in south central Texas. 😄
I know you are right. I was stationed at Fort Hood in 1994 when it snowed and iced just a bit. It shut everything down.
Thank you for this video. Many videos naysay using the loader bucket for snow. I think for someone that won't need to use it for snow but every couple years it seems to be a fine solution all by itself. I will need it on average a couple times a year. After this I think I'll order some edge tamers instead of the snow pusher I was considering and at least try them for this year. (Just got my tractor this summer.)
It will scratch the pavement with the way I do it.
Thumps up to Tonya You and Tony make awesome content....
Thank you my friend. We hope it becomes even better.
Dude....love the new 264...and can't wait to see the 274!! That tractor is a little beast!
The T264 is kicking butt! I appreciate you stopping by my friend.
Is the 274 similar to the new T25?
They have charged their mind. The T274 will be the new T25 which will take the place of the T264.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Thank you for the information, I almost bought a 264 last year but some "refinement" issues held be back like the seat; overall ergonomics; foot room and the fel's hoses staying with the tractor. I saw the T25 video and it looks to me like TYM heard my concerns and knocked it out of the park with this new tractor. I can't wait to learn more about the new T274. (Maybe even a Rural King RK27??)
Thank you and your wife for all the time and effort that you two put in your videos, I'm enjoying the channel and learning lots.
The T274 is the T25.
Thank you buddy and thank you Tonya for everything you do I wish you could have cleared my driveway I had to call the county road department to get my road plowed then got a friend to dig out the drift in my driveway 4 feet deep lol I can get out but my four wheel drive is the saving grace lol
Dang it brother. I hope to not have to do this for another 10 years. We hardly ever get snow this deep. Our county is just not set up for it.
looks like lots of fun with your red toy
Sure beats a red shovel! Still, I am ready to till the garden, cut some timber, and saw a few logs on the sawmill.
You did great Tanja. Here in the Northern Panhandle of W.V. for some reason the snow missed us. Not that Iam complaining, we were very fortunate, thank God.
Tony, i think you might've lost your tractor. Good thing you have two haha
Tanja is slow laying claim to the T264. She will jump on the T474 also, but she likes the T264 for its size.
Way to go Tanja!!!
Yes sir. She did well.
Here in my area of northern New Mexico I put a grader blade on the back and offset to the right about 30 degrees. We can't put the bucket to the ground because our roads are gravel so the grader blade cleans what the bucket can't.
Nice. I don't worry to much about snow. We get snow like this every few years.
Some Pam cooking spray really helps release the snow from the blade or bucket, you did very well with what you had
Sounds good. I don't know when we will get a chance to try again. We rarely ever get this kind of snow. Still, it was fun.
Lol you your wife did a good job I plowed of some of my yard and the birds really appreciate it.
We ended up clearing the road and a few neighbors drives. We ended up with another snow right after. I hope to plant corn soon.
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Peace to you too my friend.
Awesome video guys. Take care from Houston TX. Ps kinda wish I had one of those to clear my roads here lol
I am ready for this to be gone. It is funny to think, I will be planting corn in a month.
Tonya, just keep practicing. You're doing great.
I can't practice. I ran out of snow. I have to wait until next year.
Awesome job Brother. (and Sister) You must be exhausted if you pushed all the snow we got this week!
When back out for the second round. Take care my friend.
Like you said a plow would be better but you did a pretty good job and you had fun 👍🏻
It was a really fun day.
Hey, Tony can you make video of all your tractor attachments you have?
I love your videos!
I think I have made a video of everything. I have some new stuff coming soon.
Anytime your on the tractor it's fun.
That's right! Planting corn 🌽next month
You do great video's !! I just bought a T264 and am in need of a Grill Guard like yours . So when you open your hood do you have to remove the whole guard ? And where did you purchase yours ? Any help would be greatly appreciated . Thanks
980 CAT was the best snow mover I ever used! I'm getting caught up on some tractor vids, all I have is an old Farmall H with farmhand loader. (can be seen on my dinky little channel!) I am very interested in the TYM tractors but don't have neart enough egg money for that just yet, but, the good Lord willing and the crick don't rise, someday!!! You can thank me for a sharp increase in videos watched because I am studying.
I truly appreciate you catching up. We have been very please with every thing on the TYM tractors we have. To this point, I have never had a shop issue. I have only did maintenance. The Farmall H is a fine tractor too.
@@TonysTractorAdventure the H will get me by this winter and I am blessed to have it for sure!
Another good video… one thing you might try is to spray the inside of your bucket with WD40 before you plow… it helps keep the snow from sticking and building up inside your bucket… FWIW… the same trick works with snow shovels and snowblowers too…
Thank you. We do not get snow that often.
How do you like winter now tony . we go through this year after year. Its snowing here in Massachusetts right now feb 19th , i love plowing snow with my ford 1520 perfect size for my yard . It looks like your having a heap of fun have fun nice video thanks your friend George.
It is fun fore sure, but this stops progress in our area. I am getting everything ready for garden season. We will be planting corn end of March. It only snows like this every 5 or 10 years. I guess in Massachusetts, it is just a way of life.
@@TonysTractorAdventure It is the way of life tony we don't plant until Memorial day some things like peas can go in april weather permitting good luck.
Man, that's hot. Wish I have one :( Made in Korea, something I can trust. Thanks for the video.
The tractor is solid for sure. I work the fire out of it.
You need Edge Tamers for your bucket. They work great
I guess. We get snow like this about every 7-10 years.
She looks good on that tractor
Yes Sir. Much better than me. LOL.
Good video
Thank you. Getting warm here.
Yea ms Tonya blessings 👍🏆🏆👴🐕🚜🤠😎🕺🔥🍯
Great video surprise ur Queen with the Best Gift she's been talking about for a long time now 😎 Be Blessed always/ have u thought about the new all season tries R14
I am interested, I would not buy them until I need new tires. Thank you my friend
I'm in Columbia tn more snow than I wanted have a good day 😡❄❄
I hear you. I find it funny to think, we will be planting corn in about 30 days.
Heyhey Tony Nice job for someone who doesn't get much snow. The extra weight in those tires sure make a big difference. Keep it up and take care
Mike, I know the snow we get is nothing like what you get, but it can really disrupt life here. I am going to pull a lady out of the ditch after Church today. I appreciate your support.
Have you ever thought of putting fluid in the front tires did it on my tractor made a world of difference I know you don't get much snow where you live but a snow plow for what you're doing would be an awesome thing to have
Most manufactures are against fluid in the front tires. It is harder on the steering system, but I see its value.
Great video! I'm actually looking into getting that same model tractor. Does the loader on the 264 have a float function?
Yes it does. Nice for back dragging.
👍👍to your wife!!
Thank you my friend. She is tough as nails.
You need an inverted blower my friend. it makes snow a non-issue :)
I could use it on leaves also. We don't get snow that often.
Good evening to both of you, Yes in deed, Your lovely wife is the Key factor of your Great Chanel Success to both of you 👌👍😉 You will get addicted doing snow plow tractor therapy with your nice red work horse Sir 👍😉 Your fast learning wife is addicted now, you will have to buy one for her 😉👍 and she learn from the best Sir 👍😉 Great video team work to both of you Cheers !!!
I think when we move over to our new property, she is going to take this tractor from me. I just feel it in my bones. She said, my tractor to someone the other day. 😇
What video did you make your grill guard ? Looks good
I didn't I bought this from TYM Customs. They are making several thing for TYM tractors
@@TonysTractorAdventure how do I find one ? My dealer
I used to live in Smyrna TN. Then I moved to Nashville
I live in Smyrna many years ago. That place has grown.
don't know about you, but in CT it is illegal to push any snow across a roadway, even if you're disposing on an empty lot across the street. I pull my snow in from the road, then push it to the side of the driveway
In Tennessee, they will will pay a person to push snow. Heck, they are liable to come give me a hug. I don't think you watch all of the video, because we cleared the road as well.
We live in west Tenn we got 10 inches of snow
Danny I hear you. This video was before the second round. We are in West TN also and got about the same here.
we are in Gibson co
A loader is not the ideal choice for plowing snow, but, if thats all you have, thats what you use. A real snow plow gets it done in a quarter of the time.
If only we got snow more often. I think it is fun.
Just a point for cold start for diesel engines....push in the clutch so that the clutch plate is disengaged then start the engine...otherwise the clutch plate may get damaged which you don't want that.
I appreciate your wisdom on diesel engines, but in this case it would not apply. This tractor has a hydrostatic transmission and doesn't have a clutch. Some other tractor models do have a clutch. Have a good weekend my friend.
I got a Mahindra 1626 hydro trans and it comes with a clutch. This is my first hydro and I guess they all have a clutch. I guess I learned something today...Have a good weekend as well
I am wrong almost every day! If you don't believe that, just ask my wife. 😁
What do you think of the new T25?
The guts are the same as the T264 with a Yanmar engine. The T25 has a much better seat! I tested the T25 out the other day.
Tony's Tractor Adventure Homestead so is it like an updated version of the t264? Couple new features?
Just curious if your fuel was treated?
I don't know. I am sure it was winter diesel, but I didn't put anything in it. I never had any problem so it must have been treated.
You're better off to simply put a plow on that truck sitting there to be honest! It would go way faster and do a cleaner job!
PS: that little tractor wouldn't do much good for us here in Eastern Canada :)
I think you missed the point, No one has snow plows around here. Buying a snow plow around here is like planting corn in March at your place. It would just be a waste of time and money.
Friendly reminder to teach children as young as possible not to play in snow piles or drifts on the side of roads and driveways etc... and to always be aware of that possibility when you are clearing snow yourself.
A 12" snow is about the worst we get. Still, it is good information further north.
Talk to tym about more attachments, snow plow would be cool.
We just don't need it. It may snow like this every 5 to 10 years. Most years we just get a dusting.
@@TonysTractorAdventure right you probably don't need a plow, I live in Michigan we use plows alot
How about a brush ? it works great on that
It doesn't make sense to invest in snow equipment here. We may not get any real snow for another 5 to 10 years.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Really? But the way this world is going u never know 🤔
We have not seen any difference here. Tennessee's weather has always been like this.
hm y not use your float mode?
Float will allow the loader to hang on a crack and dig in causing damage to the pavement.
You made the comment about folks telling you what you were doing wrong . It's not wrong if it gets the job done .
I agree, and it is OK. There will always be keyboard warriors. I just roll with the punches. 😁
It's hard to plow snow with a bucket!!
We do alright, and we seldom get snow. I appreciate you watching.
You need a snow pusher....
Not really; we only get snow like this every 5-6 years. It would make it easier.
Dear Lord where are you in Tennessee? I'm in SE Tn. and we had a mild winter. For years I thought a Snow Blower was a gay Yankee, still never seen one in person. lol
West Tennessee this last year.
This is why the towns in my state (Maine) gets angry if you plow out to the road. We plow in from the road to the house.
Tennessee is a cool State. They are just happy when citizens pitch in clearing drives of the neighbors, roads, and pushing the snow off in the ditch so life can get on. We only get snow like this every 5 to 10 years. It is gone in a week, but we are not set up for it. Our road would still be covered if we waited for the county. I will be planting corn in about a month so this seems so crazy to me.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Yeah I love Tennessee I have a bunch of cousins that live outside of Nashville and my wife and I were at one point thinking about moving there. It's definitely good of you to take care of some of the snow in your area. Next time you have to move some might want to try a 3pt blade if you have some I see a lot of people up north that use those with surprising success.
I have thought about getting a rear blade. I use a box blade often but it would not work well. I could angle a rear blade and have finished this all in a tenth of the time. I may get one.
Easiest way is go live with Hank until May come back and snow will be gone
Guest are like fish. They sink after 3 days. LOL. We are showing 60 degrees on Wed next week. We will make it. LOL
You got a good woman there a Tony
She is amazing just for putting up with me!
Best way to remove snow, is to move south..😎
We live in the south, but we will get this type of snow every few years.
Do you wish you would've bought a cab
No! I live in Tennessee and work in the woods a lot. I would bust the windows out in a day. We only get a few cold days each year.
shewwww keep that white stuff over there,
It is going to be 50 tomorrow. Can't wait.
I enjoy your content however your technique is wrong. This shouldn't be a how to. Are you enjoyable to watch, yes! Are you properly teaching people how to remove snow? No! You said you do this once every 5 years... I think that speaks for itself
I disagree. So many people are in the same situation we are this year. They too only get snow every few years. I showed them how to remove snow with a small tractor. We showed them it was morally right to help their neighbors if they had the means to do so. So I probably didn't do it the way you may have been taught, but by showing snow being removed that meets the very definition of how too. I never said, "how to do it the best way"! Thank you for watching my friend. Live long and prosper. 😁
I love your content and have been running machines for a very long time. While I may disagree with you here I still watch and love every post! Thank you for taking the time out of your day to reply and I can appreciate differences in opinions
Me to my friend. Have a great week. Tony