In cab with John Deere 4066R, MetalPless, Pronovost Cyclone Blower plus rock hard drift snow removal
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Long form, just machine sounds, no talking or music. Using the @JohnDeere 4066R with @Metalpless and Pronovost Cyclone Snow blower along with the @BobcatCo 773 with high flow 200SB snowblower to move rock hard drifted snow from a quick North Dakota Blizzard.
Drifts were rock solid hard pack here in North Dakota.
Footage was from Feb. 2023 during a record year snowfall for our area.
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Very satisfying
I need to adopt this setup. I have the agrimaxx but not the blower. I am finding that on these architectural lots like some of the arbvys, wendys, mcdonalds locations we have been getting that there is no forethought to stacking space, when we got 21 inches in three days I ended up having to go around with a snow bucket and remove my piles between storms because there was no space. Even on my larger sites, the fact I can make a cutting pass to blow back without stacking would save me alot of trouble on my seasonal accounts. I love watching these videos man, it inspires change.
Awesome to hear. This is why i love doing this simple in cab/machine vids. Nothing to fancy and shows off the real side of things. This setup is amazing for small commercial and residential as you've seen. Yep those small lots this thing would shine. I hate piles, and every chance i get I windrow/blow, but sometimes you just gotta pile it.
That’s why I stud the front tires
I have a similar setup and I cant believe that snow was kicking your ass at the storage lot. Looks light and fluffy but must be a good amount of ice/compacted snow at the bottom?
Oh this was one of those hardly 1" snows, but the North Dakota wind blew 40mph, so it was all rock hard drifts from probably 2 days of blowing. This account is usually a day or two after a storm..so it sat for a few days. Seems powdery, but its ice crystals...not 100% sure but I think it was below zero or close to it when doing this push.
@@jacobsonbros Ahh okay, didn’t look fun and just have taken at least 25% longer than “normal”.
Yep this is true...prob 50% longer then normal. Being close to the doors makes one pucker up a bit....of course drifts have to flow right into them. @@paybax
Where did you get that bracket that holds the phone or tablet on the right side inside the tractor
John Deere - RE343680: Accessory Mounting Bracket Kit, Short Bar
Part Number: RE343680