I can shovel faster, and way cleaner/neater of a job than that things doing. That's just a useless toy. 😮 ( three passes to clean one strip of snow and it's still not done right such a waste of time )

Your right side is fatter than your left side.

As someone who has never done anything like this before & has no clue how to make it up to code without burning my house down, I GREATLY appreciated this video!! My brain felt like mush, & my anxiety was through the freaking roof trying to figure all this out by myself! I live too far for a professional to come do it for me, & I feel like there isn't enough detailed information from these manufacturing companies to really give you the reassurance you need when you're doing it on your own! Your literal step by step video made a MASSIVE world of a difference for me! I can't thank you enough!! 🙏🙏🙏

I like the idea. Does it fit on the PACKOUT dolly? If it does and with the right height stack, I imagine you could work right off of it.

Snow blower it is

A couple cuts and those pipes literally screw together SMH

KZbin has been suggesting this video to me for a couple days. I finally watched it and I think this is a great idea thanks for the review.

I’ve found out that case ih isn’t very helpful with my 75A. Hate to walk into the dealership to buy parts for a “small” tractor they favor big farming operations

Rofl, this idiot starts whispering when he's talking about deer.

I bought a stove on impulse many years ago and now I'm looking to actually install it, but upon inspection the diameter of my pipes are 5 inches. I can't find a 5 inch pass thru wall kit. What on Earth am I missing here?

Your ladder is backwards

No sediment trap?

Infomercial for Chinese made junk

I am a victim of a fall from a ladder. This device is only part of the equation from preventing falls from ladders that kill and seriously injure thousands of people each year. The materials shown in this video seem to be profit driven for an unnamed vendor and only address one component of ladder safety. Below is what really needs to be done. A fall in April 2016 that put me into the hospital for three months and will suffer from the fall for the remainder of his life due to traumatic injury to the left side of the body with nerve, muscle and tendon damage. Everyone probably gives little thought when climbing a ladder and we've probably heard the saying “It's as easy as falling off a ladder”. That statement is quite true. And what goes up, must come down is another true statement. However, we have the ability to dictate how we come down from the ladder; either safely or via a fall. The latter part can be deadly. That last step can be a Lulu with dire results. Did you know that falls in the United States are the leading cause of unintentional death nationwide? And 43 percent of fatal falls over the last 10 years have involved the use of a ladder. In the work place, about 20 percent of the fall injuries have ladders involved, whereas in the construction industry, about 81 percent of the fall injuries involving ladders required treatment in hospital emergency rooms. According to a Consumer Product Safety Commission report, it sheds some concerning statistics regarding the number of ladder related accidents in this nation. Those statistics indicate that thousands of people are injured while hundreds are killed resulting from falls from a ladder. In the United States, over 90,000 people go to a hospital emergency room as a result from injuries sustained while using a ladder. Over 700 occupational related deaths have resulted from falls and account for about 15% of occupational related deaths. OSHA has indicated that virtually all accidents using a ladder could be prevented if individuals paid attention to the equipment condition and how it was being used via proper training. Over the last decade, injuries resulting from using a ladder have increased by more than 50%. Half the accident ladder related injuries involved individuals carrying something as they climbed. Approximately 50 percent of the ladder related deaths are attributed to head injuries. Bone fracture accounted for 32% of ladder related injuries. There are several types of ladder accidents that can be grouped into different categories. Each of these accidents are completely avoidable if we pay attention to some basic tips. Many of us use the wrong type of ladder. Many of us use ladders that can not tolerate our weight. Let's face it, lot's of us are over weight and when we put on those pounds, our weight can easily surpass the rated capacity of the ladder. The excess weight can cause the ladder to fail and we end up being injured. Also, we often use ladders that are not appropriate for the job due to their insufficient height. Using a ladder that is too short is a recipe for an accident. And often times, a ladder will be placed on another surface to extend its reach to obtain the necessary height. Again, this is another recipe for disaster. 3 Many times we use ladders that have some sort of damage or are worn out. After a few years of use, ladders do wear out after being put though the stress of people climbing up and down them. Stress fatigue can occur in the material the ladder is made of and can fail and break over time. This type of failure can result in serious injury. Keep in mind that ladders are like the medications you take. They have a shelf life, expiration life or whatever you want to call it after a couple of years if used regularly. And even if the ladder is new, it should be inspected prior to each use to make sure it does not have any damaged to it. If damaged, the ladder should be either repaired to manufacturer's specifications or replace it. Ladders are easily replaced. But, you, are not so easily replaced. Human error is by far the leading cause of ladder related accidents. Do not use a ladder in any manner that deviates from what the manufacturer designed the ladder to do. Never try to lengthen the ladder. When climbing a ladder, always maintain three points of contact. Always get down from the ladder to move it. Ladders should be placed on firm level ground. Nor should the ladder be placed in front of a door that is unlocked or not guarded or blocked. A good practice in using a ladder is to have a second individual hold the ladder as you climb and to ensure it has proper footing as you climb. Here s a summary of safety tips. 1 Don't climb ladders if you are feeling dizzy, tired or are prone to losing balance. 2 Do not climb ladders during stormy weather that have high winds. 3 Always wear shoes with good slip resistant soles. Shoes that have leather soles are not a good choice for use with a ladder. 4 Always inspect the ladder before use. If a ladder is damaged, missing parts or feels wobbly or rickety, it should not be used. 5 Use the correct ladder for the job. Do not use a ladder that will not hold your weight. The ladder's weight rating should be more than what you weigh. 6 The ladders length should be sufficient to reach the job. You should never stand on the top rung of the ladder to accomplish a task. 7 Always place a ladder on firm, smooth level ground and avoid slippery surfaces. 8 Only one person on the ladder at a time. 9 The ladder should never be placed in front of a door that is unlocked or not guarded or blocked. 10 Always maintain three points of contact on the ladder which means one hand and two feet or two hands and one foot always in contact with the ladder. 11 Use towlines to convey materials so that the climber can utilize both hands while climbing. Never carry materials while climbing. 12 Avoid sudden moves while climbing. Climb slowly. Keep your belt buckle (stomach) between the ladder side rails while climbing and performing work. Never overreach or lean to the side on the ladder. 13 ALWAYS BE AWARE OF YOUR POSITION ON THE LADDER BEFORE MOVING. 14 ALWAYS LOOK DOWN TO SEE WHERE YOU ARE IN RELATION TO THE GROUND BEFORE MOVING UP OR DOWN ON THE LADDER. LOST CONCENTRATION WHILE ON A LADDER WILL LEAD TO AN ACCIDENT. IT ONLY TAKES A BREAK IN CONCENTRATION FOR A SPLIT SECOND FOR AN ACCIDENT TO HAPPEN.

bro, you are a genius! this is so far above my level of knowledge but at least i can have a conversation with my contractor in 2025. thank you!!!! still praying for your family!!

With all due respect, I think the best thing you could do is learn basic chainsaw safety and cut right handed. The saw is designed for right-handed use only.

I bought the same model you have, and could not get it started today. I tried everything I knew to do so tomorrow I will go get some starter fluid. Where exactly did you spray that? I’m going to have to go back and look again at that part of the video.I’m a new widow, and I am trying to figure this out on my own.

Now THIS is ASMR! Perfection. No cringe detected. Keep after it.

Salt is your friend

Just FYI I have been posting videos for a few years now. We are in the midst of a family emergency. I had this footage and chose to post something that would be interesting to some people especially since I can’t take time at the moment to do my normal content. I appreciate you watching but encourage you to check out the other videos to get a real feel for what our channel is about. God bless and Merry Christmas 🎄

Don’t forget to wear ear plugs

With that little bit of powder a shovel would have been way less work

Do you really save that much time and effort over just using a snow shovel? lol

How is it with the 2-foot-high plow wash at the end of the driveway?

I would say it’s more work than a shovel in that snow, I could not do my 2 car wide 30 ft drive with it, maybe ok for sidewalks but it needs a guard to keep the snow from going over top

Ever heard of a snow brush for your car!?😊

Great idea. I’d like to see it with a black bucket also. I’m not racist though.

What an amazing attachment. They should be paying you for this.

Seriously reconsidering my choice to order this, I haven't paid for it yet, thankfully. Curious how this will handle a heavy wet snow?

I want to see this in action with heavy snow and not light fluffy snow

Two handy tools to have Sean! Ladder stabilizer and screw driver kit are both great tools to have! Thank you for sharing and also continued prayers for your wife and family! God bless my friends!

This may sound like a dumb question, but which way do you put those switches below the throttle. It really isn't clear to me.The red one clearly says on & off.

For light powder snow like he’s dealing with,my leaf blower gets,it done!No need for my Ariens for that powdered stuff

I wonder if the RYOBI power shovel would have thrown it farther for when it builds up later.

They need to go back to the drawing board . $300 to push snow around is nuts

Inbred mechanix detoxing from meth brings you .......

That bar vice is designed to go into end grain on a stump. Try hammering it on the log like you did and then into end grain of a cut and you will find the latter much easier and more solid. And easier to knock out.

Don't need a coupling it's made to screw together

The rubber roller works good in all. The only thing is you have to do at least two passes in one row to get the snow cleared. Milwaukee should’ve came up with a guard/shield attached to the rubber roller so when you do push the snow forward it will follow suit and the shield will prevent the snow from going backwards just a thought. Great job though it goes right down to the pavement, which is a plus looks good.

All you did is use the rubber shovel

Easy times creat weak men. Why do we need this battery operated kitchen broom ! Where's the line to turn in yall's man card when buying this contraption !!! It turns my wife on to watch me work... Does nothing for her if im sitting in the warm waiting on a little battery to charge !!! Lol

My pipe layer grabs the duct tape and bury it

It's like plumbing, many trips to the hardware store!

necessity is the mother of invention. I pride myself on doing things like this but also reusing stuff others toss out.

I have Lupus and will just pass out and don’t know until it happens. ❤❤

"Necessity... mother of invention... 'Merica"

I echo Marty's comment - so sorry to hear Mrs. Lovely has experienced this scary event! Don't worry about us, we'll be here when Mrs. Lovely is back on her feet and ready to share those Lovely Fried Green Tomatoes! I've never had them, but would love to try to make some one day. The videos can wait: spend this time with Mrs. Lovely and the grandkids, focus on everyone's healing and care for one another. A good reminder to cherish every moment and thank God for each day we have with our families.

Best investment at any time is the people. Surround yourself with like-minded people and do not be a fool to live alone anywhere and thinking you could do everything in your own.

bro is doing his part to support us youtube contractors lol, great video thanks

Sean, I am so, so sorry to hear this. Prayers are definitely being lifted up! I wish we were closer, we would be there with y’all offering and giving any help we could. Thank you for keeping us updated!