RAD Tech, I know it's 5 years later, but Kubota, Walker, Grasshopper, etc. all utilize RAD Tech or similar snow blowers.

Hey how tall are those machines to the top of the cab or the beacon light

Shovel mount link?

@2:37 Its my experiance that I will run my (front mounted) blower into the curb and break shear pins. I do like how you dispurse the snow by using the blower, but opperator has to have a little luck doing it this way too. Nice work and good used of a loader for the back drag

Great video! Where do you get your snow stake markers? Thanks in advance

Where do you get the covers?!

Are you bankrupt?

Nice setup, but those aren't the full Nokian winter tires, those are the TRI 2 which are an all-year round tire. For the full winter version check out the Nokian HAKKAPELIITTA TRI which has sipes in each tread block; a dedicated winter tire for tractors.

You are definitely not hiring

How did you like the 3046R with the business model?

Too bad you're a failure now...out of business, not paying workers, equipment repossessed. Ask him what NOT to do when you own a business 😂

Great video but too funny I bought a 100 today and I started it up in my shop and I thought it was broken.

The reason for the PTO switch change is because drivers were inadvertently popping the button down. With snowblowers, you immediately knew it wasn’t blowing, but with an implement such as a rotary cutter, a driver didn’t know his elbow had popped it off. The switch was likely to turn off than the button

Would a larger tractor like a 6130M get stuck in deep snow with an inverted blower, or is that just a concern with the smaller tractors.

Hey Nick! Where do you get your custom snow stakes from? Do you make them in house? I would love to have those for my business (I'm in the US)

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Hi, Nick, my name is Louis. I'm from Chicago. This is my second year Removing snow I have a couple questions to ask you Nick.

What kind of compost is that? Looks super dry? How does the express blower handle wetter material?

Homeowner cleaned the sidewalk off only for you to cover it back up. lol

would never own a snow blower on the back of a tractor. think they are stupid.

Hey nick, how are you ? I'm From Saudi Arabia and i want to work in this job "snow removing" Where should I apply? I'm satisfied with 30 dollars in an hour and so ready to work Would you please hire me?

I wonder what they mean when they say it releases water from the site at a "controlled rate". It is required that the water is not just filtered, but also released at a controlled flow rate, which typically requires a sediment trap or pond, both of which usually require actual swales or silt fences to direct stormwater which these wood chip socks won't achieve. So I question whether they could actually replace silt fences or other types of socks.

Nick, how many years do you get out of one of those blowers and what is you average snowfall for a season? This looks like a good setup for clearing cul-de-sacs.

What kind of front blade is that?

Wood chip silt sock SUCKS. all it does is bring wood eating bugs , fungis and mold to your property. I hate this shit. Havent seen any that isnt full of huge colonies of carpenter ants

Hey Nick Bohner, Is there by any chance that you want to grow your youtube channel ? There are lots of people in the World who want to see your videos and I’ve got a perfect plan for you to showcase your channel to them. Let’s talk and you can understand better of how it all works. Cheers, Milestone Digital

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What exactly do you do when performing your residential snow removal service? Example: Clearing a path to the door way, sidewalks, driveway, salting, etc. And how do you perform completing the job if so.

yo Nick i know you dont like lawn care but you should do hardscaping or excavation

regarding the front snow blower..... how is it for traveling distances on the road. Is it heavy on the front end and bounces around?

Definitely interested in more.

What app do you use for routes? Thanks! Just starting to watch your videos

Do you have a part number for the accumulator? Would really appreciate it

Absolutely junk!

Sweet video Nick. Love the new truck logo wrap job as well

Hi nick, wondering what tractor is best to break into the snowblowing business. I don't quite have the upfront customer base or money to go for a really high end tractor, I was wondering if you have any suggestions. thanks

Let’s goooo🔥🔥🔥🔥 The G himself is backkkkkk👏

Website is still down?

do you do some Commercial site like gas staton❄❓❓

I have to clear 3-5’drifts, so my ideal is is a front mount snowblower on a Zeidberg 3 point attachment, and a rear 8’ blade. Dan in Montana

The is not good that is Garbage

Have you used one of these with a down pressure kit yet? our biggest problem running these is the ice build up throughout the season. Curious if you or anyone has found a key adjustment/upgrade to improve the scrape of it

How the hell is a 3046R too small to do residential driveways? You’re in a subdivision neighborhood! I have a 1025R and a 3046R and I live in a very rural area in Michigan where we get heavy snow loads and I find that even the 1025R does well. The 3046R does even better. I don’t get your logic Snow pusher is better. Unless you have no place to pile the snow up to.

Hey Nick, just wondering if you're going to be selling any equipment this year. I have a Property Management company up in Collingwood

Looking forward to your thoughts on the 4075r.

I recently received and agreed to a quote from Organix Applied to install eight yards of mulch. Unfortunately, my experience with Organix Applied was far from satisfactory. The unresponsiveness and unreliability of the owner Nick Bohner left me feeling frustrated and disappointed. One of the most glaring issues with this company was their lack of communication. From the initial quote to trying to get the job completed, they consistently failed to respond to my inquiries. Phone calls and emails often went unanswered, leaving me wondering when they would complete the job. This lack of communication made it difficult to trust the company's ability to deliver on the job. Moreover, the unreliability of Nick and Organix Applied was a significant source of frustration. They frequently missed scheduled appointments. I waited at home on the two days they said they would install the mulch, and they did not show up. This disrupted my plans and showed a lack of professionalism and respect for their client's time. It was clear that the company did not prioritize customer satisfaction. In conclusion, my experience with Nick Bohner and Organix Applied being unresponsive and unreliable was highly disappointing. I would strongly advise anyone considering their services to seek alternatives, as the company's inability to meet basic expectations undermines their credibility and professionalism.

Hi Nick, I love your videos. I have a question, I am ordering a 3046R for my place up near parry sound for snow clearing only, can I get Nokian snow tires for a 3046 or are those tires only available on the 4 series? I can't seem to get a straight answer elsewhere....Thanks.

Heater core for engine?

Hey Nick. Could you provide some comments/experience on business insurance. Thx

A little bit over kill, I like it lol 😆