Thanks BB and Penronds for this video. I bought a used Toro Multiforce and I swear this machine has the best quality cut. I've been a Bobcat guy, but this machine makes me want to switch my small fleet all to Toro. I'm about to switch over to the plow and following this video will help me tremendously. Thanks alot. Fidelis Outdoor from Detroit, MI.
Great job my brother with a new wife proud of you I remember when I had nothing to start the landscaping busines I started off with nothing but I had a business myself I hung in there all of my equipment is the things that I really need my business and I'm just so happy for you getting ready for the spring season at least I will keep on doing what you're doing love you humbleness . I would never change the quick I have now and I started off the trail is the floor it's just a blessing to her and another Blessing
Good stuff.I dropped 60” deck and put the plow on my Multiforce last week. I also flipped the rubber cutting edge as the one side was worn out from last winter. Tomorrow will be a solid cleaning then a fluid film application again for this coming winter. I ordered another Multiforce this year, they said mid to late October then said first week of November. I haven’t heard anything so it’s possible I will not be getting a second unit before snow fly’s this season. Here in Wisconsin, there has been light snow and next week there is more in the forecast in some areas. Great machine for snow, I highly recommend to get the wheel weights from jump. I’m 200 lbs., the wheel weights do indeed make a noticeable difference and also add overall snow moving type of efficiency. Also, I run the low flow hydros. On the machine I have. Good luck all.
Have you ever removed the clutch assembly off of one of these units for the winter? I bought one in the spring and I just converted it over to the plow. In the owner’s manual it mentioned that it is recommended that you take off the clutch to prevent corrosion. But when I tried to take it off I couldn’t get it to stop spinning. Do you have any experience with this? I may just decide to leave it on for the first winter and see how it goes, but these machines are so damn expensive I want to keep it in the best shape I can. Also, do you recommend that a rust check or fluid film is applied to the frame of these machines? Do they rust that easily? Let me know, thanks boss!
Good video, very interesting. After watching Brian Fullerton wrestle with one of his mechanical tasks, I suggested he shoot the next one at his equipment dealer's shop. I think I wrote, he would starve to death as a mechanic. You did one better, you got your dealer to make a housecall. Good job 👍👍
Thanks BB and Penronds for this video. I bought a used Toro Multiforce and I swear this machine has the best quality cut. I've been a Bobcat guy, but this machine makes me want to switch my small fleet all to Toro. I'm about to switch over to the plow and following this video will help me tremendously. Thanks alot. Fidelis Outdoor from Detroit, MI.
Great job my brother with a new wife proud of you I remember when I had nothing to start the landscaping busines I started off with nothing but I had a business myself I hung in there all of my equipment is the things that I really need my business and I'm just so happy for you getting ready for the spring season at least I will keep on doing what you're doing love you humbleness . I would never change the quick I have now and I started off the trail is the floor it's just a blessing to her and another Blessing
Good stuff.I dropped 60” deck and put the plow on my Multiforce last week. I also flipped the rubber cutting edge as the one side was worn out from last winter. Tomorrow will be a solid cleaning then a fluid film application again for this coming winter. I ordered another Multiforce this year, they said mid to late October then said first week of November. I haven’t heard anything so it’s possible I will not be getting a second unit before snow fly’s this season. Here in Wisconsin, there has been light snow and next week there is more in the forecast in some areas. Great machine for snow, I highly recommend to get the wheel weights from jump. I’m 200 lbs., the wheel weights do indeed make a noticeable difference and also add overall snow moving type of efficiency.
Also, I run the low flow hydros. On the machine I have.
Good luck all.
Have you ever removed the clutch assembly off of one of these units for the winter? I bought one in the spring and I just converted it over to the plow. In the owner’s manual it mentioned that it is recommended that you take off the clutch to prevent corrosion. But when I tried to take it off I couldn’t get it to stop spinning. Do you have any experience with this? I may just decide to leave it on for the first winter and see how it goes, but these machines are so damn expensive I want to keep it in the best shape I can.
Also, do you recommend that a rust check or fluid film is applied to the frame of these machines? Do they rust that easily? Let me know, thanks boss!
How do you plan on transporting yours in the winter? Appreciate any suggestions on how anyone else plans on transporting theirs in the winter.
Trailer only pretty much. Once your in a neighborhood you could drive it on the street.
Do you have any videos about that aerator? Looks like a great setup!
Great content! I think you get more snow than we do here in Bartlesville Oklahoma but that video really got my wheels turning. Thank you
I absolutely love those machines don’t have on but really want one 😂
Can't wait to see this unit plowing snow in the winter!
Hi , I have one but don’t now the size the well for snow , can you help me ?
Every body that gave a thumbs down please comment why you did
Blake i use to work for hydro Gear i see that pump for the snow plow had a hydro gear sticker on it u never know i may have built that pump
Good video, very interesting. After watching Brian Fullerton wrestle with one of his mechanical tasks, I suggested he shoot the next one at his equipment dealer's shop. I think I wrote, he would starve to death as a mechanic. You did one better, you got your dealer to make a housecall. Good job 👍👍
thats a lot of stress to put on those hydros all year long.interested to see how long the hydros last
Can it go up the ramp rack into a pick up truck
What is that high-flow side attachment used for?
Blade wouldn't now. Only uses for his driveway. He's a poser
Could have bout a furniture dolly under the deck to move it when you don’t have help
Very good idea!!
Looks like a great machine!! However those tires will make no difference. A snow tire is narrow NOT wide.
Wrong, the snow tires make a huge difference. Without them or the wheel weights you won’t get any traction
How many guys in your town are named Randy and Andy? I thought this was the boys from G4 Outdoors at first! Haha
Haha, seems like it!
Great video
Thanks for watching!👍🏼
Great video info!
Milwaukee, made in China!
Clean your mower deck off
Shows how well you take care of your equipment
Rhett