I Bought One of the Most Rare an Interesting Machines In the World!

[@JohnHaynes-hy5ot]

This machine is based on a Ford 5000, which was then converted by an old English tractor company called county. If it’s a 4 cylinder the tractor was probably a county 794. They were then converted to these snowblowers in Quebec Canada.

[@MAXQ14]

Also pretty sure the cummins powers the blower and the ford engine just powers the tractor like it used to when it was a tractor

[@oakfarmagricultural506]

Correct although it was based on the ford 7600 and later the 7610 which this one is

[@stakman78]

@@MAXQ14 yes 100 percent. Of course the original engine under the hood powers the tractor and the add on engine runs the add on blower. Dave not very bright. And yes a Ford county.

[@dylanwilliams2954]

@@oakfarmagricultural506 this one is too old to be a 7600 it has the selectosoeed box which is in the Ford 5000 era

[@oakfarmagricultural506]

@@dylanwilliams2954 yes I noticed that afterward but its strange as it has the ford 10 series bonnet/nosecone which made me think its a later one

[@JoshMilesVFX]

Another great video. We lived in Montreal in the mid 70s, one of those machines actually chewed half of my mother's white 60s VW Beetle that was buried to past it's roof. The city workers had no ideal it was there under the massive snow pile. We heard a huge racket, went outside and the guys were scratching their heads, said sorry, and continued on with their work day like nothing happened. Awesome power in those things.

[@clickofthebutton]

Ain't no way

[@davestevens4263]

That’s awesome, we’ll not for the loss of her car , butt

[@kimmcdonald8443]

Did they reimburse your mom for the car they damaged? 😮

[@drew651]

@@kimmcdonald8443 Most likely not. If it was on the road that is illegal when it is snowing (pretty much if the plows are going to be out, its illegal to park on the side of the road).

[@JohnnyAFG81]

Those Vohl snowblowers were all over Montreal during the 70’s and 80’s. Decent machines. Heavy D you have to come to Quebec in the winter to see some heavy snow machines at work!

[@fatblokes_ferguson]

This machine would have been worth its weight in gold in the recent snow in area you helped out with, this is something you should keep for such an occasion.

[@BlackSkyentertainment]

That’s what I was thinking….and definitely what Dave is up to….he is great at thinking ahead.

[@Gh3ttoboy]

Im sure more winters like that one from a few months back is going to be more frequent now

[@mikeadams2339]

My question is can these turn up in the mountains y'all were in?

[@mtb_prodigy4856]

HeavyD getting so many emails asking to haul out “junk”, but they don’t know he’s picking up some of the coolest rigs ever 🔥💯💪🇺🇸

[@johnori6740]

Hey Herbert D. LISTEN UP. Maybe offer a option where you people I can get involved with the stuff you get into

[@stephenlea5765]

@@johnori6740unfortunately liability & lawyers will probably prevent that.

[@Fossillarson]

​@@johnori6740send them emails. He says so in every upload 😅

[@littlebigkicker]

​@@johnori6740Herbert? Who's that lmao

[@hazzleberry95]

Still waiting on him to find a cr500 one episode haha

[@dljones61]

Dave, you are on the top 10 list for grand theft auto/snow blowers, what a buy. Helping people clean up their places and getting paid for it. Way to go guys

[@susanwalker3196]

Love watching these guys brings giggles ,smiles, and the wow to my day . Especially with all I'm dealing with right now in my life. Thank you guys ❤

[@Rbnqss]

Well not easy life here also, to me also these videos brings an little break from everything Iam going thru. Greetings from Finland and thanks from entertaining videos

[@shaunallsopp6269]

That is every snow guys dream right here run the smaller tractors for city sidewalks, Big blower for train tracks or highway, and the tractors for city bays or parking lots. Amazing...

[@MrMcNorm]

Born and raised in Montreal, Quebec... These machines are everywhere there, and are honestly feared. Really, really cool to watch them work and they make the craziest noise when they chomp down and shoot heavy snow crazy distances, but let's just say that at least now they have a security person walking in front of them when clearing the streets in residential zones. =(

[@Fixit41]

Also from Montreal, I think these things were powerful enough to eat a car if it was buried in a snowbank. no way to stop it in time to prevent destruction. I remember when I was a kid that one broke down in front of my home in Laval, and they had to replace one of the augers which had broken and they actually did it on site and I watched the whole thing

[@MrMcNorm]

@@Fixit41 That must have been cool to watch! You should check out vids of the ones they use at the Montreal snow depots. Those ones are going full send at all times! Cheers :)

[@SylvieLaflamme]

When you and your team saved several people during a huge snowfall, I commented to you that you would need this kind of machine. I'm so glad to see you've finally thought about it. It's awesome! If it does not cause you mechanical problems, you will save dozens of lives during the next storms because this machine literally eats up large piles of snow in seconds. Cheer ! I'm from Quebec, I see these machines very often in winter.

[@Gh3ttoboy]

Might need to get some new hydraulic lines and batterys in some of those machines and they will most likely work again

[@pk78612]

The old snowblower is based on a County 754 (or possibly 764, depending on the year of built?). County Tractors was a UK based company, that converted Ford tractors (in this case a Ford 5000 2wd) into a 4wd. In the days Ford didn't supply 4wd as an option yet. Each front wheel has a seperate drive shaft taken from the rear axle. This results in a low centre of gravity and great grip, but also in a slightly bigger😊 turning circle. Since the tractor is for quite some part based on a Ford 5000, those parts should be available well. For the 4wd part: those are County parts, which can be bought at Mark Osborne (County tractors parts Ltd). The engine in the back will power the snow plow. In the first versions, this was a 6 cylinder Ford engine (about 100 HP). County tractors are highly collectable tractors in Europe especially in the UK. I have a County 754 myself. The Ford gearbox is a Select-o-Speed. Basically the predecessor of the powershift. Although it doesn't have a too well reputation in Europe, the 10 speed forward and 2 speed reverse gearbox is not that bad, as long as maintenace is done properly, which was less necessary with the Ford tractor manual gearbox. Might be the reason most European farmers prefered the manual gearbox. For the snowplow, the SOS-gearbox is perfect! Many Ford tractors in the US were supplied with a SOS-gearbox, altough most of them were lighter tractors. To transport the snow blower with a Select-o-Speed gearbox, please put the selector in Neutral to prevent damages to the gearbox, which could be pretty expensive. If you have any questions about the Ford or County part, just let me know. Kind regards from The Netherlands

[@aboversite]

Agree. I have a 1973 Ford 4000 Select O Speed and it works just fine. Tranny got a bad rap.

[@paulshannon4576]

I now know more about snowblowers than before. Thanks.

[@jonniessink1]

Also can't forget about the lever on the differential to unlock the rear end if you got to move it dead. ( I believe its on the right side, but it's been a few years since I've seen my dad's ford 4200 high crop tractor) when my dad bought the tractor, it had been sitting for about 10 years and we didn't know to much info about the select-o-speed transmission yet. Plus the area where the lever was packed in oil and dirt so we couldn't find it at 1st. The guy towing the tractor for us almost completely smoked his clutch on his 1 ton f-350 tow truck trying to pull it. Then we found the lever a while later and it was much easier to move after😅

[@jonniessink1]

​@@aboversiteyea, and it didn't help that the shifter was made out of pot aluminum and friction fitted together😐 i about destroyed mine trying to put it back together

[@mickes564]

Finally a good answer and correct in my opinion. But is the bonnet replaced? The front looks like a 10-series and not based on a 6x 5000? SoS came to the end with 6x what I know.

[@rirebel6029]

Normally anything to do with snow removal is all rotted out in my area , that stuff is in auoer good shape for its age and being used strictly for snow removal . Ive always wanted one of those new holland versatile tractors where the seat spins and all the controls spin around and you can run it from either direction . They have a huge following and farmers love them you can have a loader on one end and snow blower on the other or any combination you want

[@johnmyers8488]

Our county has a couple of these machines. They are snow moving, snow blowing monsters that can move so slow. Amazing machine.

[@dhache1195]

The Vohl are maybe slow but when the operator select the proper gear, don't mather the snow in front, there is no need to back up 2 or 3 times to blow the snow, only one pass is sufficient

[@kathrynjohnston794]

I love these videos. Dave, you are so knowledgeable about the equipment you purchase. Another awesome deal. God's blessings on you and your crew from Proctor Minnesota!

[@davebrittain9216]

Trackless units are fantastic machines! In my area, depending on hours and condition used ones go for 5k and up. Dave is going to more than double what he paid on those. Great deal!

[@kerrylewis2581]

Incredible buy on the equipment. Alan will be pumped when he sees the beast roll in.

[@brodieforsyth3411]

I absolutely love watching Dave Sparks and Diesel Dave

[@didierballet5535]

The winter we get here in Quebec you can believe old timer built these machines to deal with heavy duty storms!

[@dhache1195]

Et le début avec Sicard

[@FloCreasy]

What a deal. Love watching y'all. I really enjoy seeing the equipment.

[@Yeti573]

Those Trackless MT machines are rather neat. The older Trackless machines had the Cummins 4BT that was set at around 110HP. The latest model (MT7) uses a 74HP John Deere engine. There built in Cortland, Ontario - Canada

[@mitzihodges497]

they rea great- i have 7 going to try to get a couple of these he picked up not too sold on the 74hp for our area not enough juice

[@Yeti573]

@@mitzihodges497 Blowing snow is a power hungry task. The more power the better!

[@mitzihodges497]

@kylelarimore1808 our snow is wet and heavy more hp n gpms always better

[@damianryan5]

My city in Newfoundland still has some Vohls in use. You glossed over those New Hollands, those are super cool. The full operating station rotates so you can face whatever direction you’re driving. Makes them great snowblower tractors.

[@jerryshirley223]

How the hell has that thing been sitting there and look in such great condition perfect camera shots dudes.

[@paulgerard5413]

Heavy D I adore the content. I very recently lost my beloved brother who had Downs Syndrome whom I was caring for. The grief is endless. Your videos give me an escape and make me laugh so believe me when I say this, I get excited for all of your content. Thank you brother.

[@sanfranciscobay]

Rest in Peace Brother.

[@pattyleamons9186]

Rest in piece 💔 🙏 and prayers to you and your family 😢

[@johnwayne3904]

That is heartbreaking to hear about your brother, may he rest peacefully. Thoughts and prayers are sent your way from mine.

[@manjisaipoe517]

Thanks to all of you for the entertainment, laughs and all round feelgood and interesting content. Hope to meet you all some day. Peace.

[@jamesbigham9036]

In my opinion you guys made another great deal for all of those machines. I am looking forward to seeing the videos on these machines as well.

[@Lilpetegr01]

Its from Portneuf region in Quebec - There was also the Vallee family who are doing industrial forklifts who's also mythical..both from the same area...Good stuff HeavyD... Quebec has cool machinerie!!

[@73mhz]

VOHL and VALLÉE are still in operation and manufacturing snow blowers and industrial fork lift.

[@dhache1195]

@@73mhz Tout comme la souffleuse rouge (une Pronovost) toujours disponible

[@davidzeinstra5053]

Those TV Bi-Directionals in top shape are some of the most sought after Livestock/Dairy machines. Basically that middle ground between tractor and front loader that are pure utility.

[@John_B_Fab]

TV140's are incredible machines. Years ago I did a few winters of snow removal on the east side of Canada and the TV140 I was driving never let me down. Not the biggest machines but was perfect for what we needed. Very good find and awesome deal for the price you paid !

[@burridge911]

Thanks as always for taking us along for your amazing deals.

[@claireF-14D]

You guys are "rock stars"! Your truck and tractor shows brought American families back into their family rooms to watch you guys morph awsome machines! Muchas gracias.

[@RealRickCox]

You could make your money back just selling ONE of those tractors. You absolutely SCORED on this one. Congrats.

[@cliffx7]

I would love to work for these guys! That would be a dream come true! Right?

[@samuelthomas8777]

Yeah, but I'm not a mechanic or an Allen so I don't know how useful I'd be

[@burnheretic3950]

That is a crazy deal even if it was just the two tractors.go to your local tractor dealer and see what you can get for 25k.... They got a absolute Mad Lad deal. That's crazy. 3-5k the guy said he would take for the Vole! Holy crap, let alone the 4-5 industrial snowblowers. Heck of a deal.

[@honeybee1969tc]

Heavy D sure knows how to crank a deal. Way to go! Got some awesome tractors there!

[@keitharnett2647]

Bought and sold used Mining Equipment and Parts for years loved it . Back started working for guy reclaiming underground mining equipment we had bunch conveyor belt . Guy rolled up had 27K in shoe box purchased all belt That was 1984 . When overseas stuff was hot seen guys fly in helicopter buy 5 million Cat Haul trucks had sold before took off . Those were the days ! Keep rockin get ya 100 ton Talbert beam trailer start tearing down mailboxes!

[@CaFPhantom11]

Lol, yes, french canadian here. That snow blower is quite normal and not at all rare to us. Nice to see one so far!

[@outdoorlifemaine6691]

The big yellow New Holland is called a versatile it's one of the most versatile machines ever built and/sleep my favorite farm tractor or snow blowing my father has one and we also put chains on it and use it in the woods to haul logs and stuff and make rope the blade on the front or the back whatever you want to call it there's no front or back

[@redndeyes]

Now this I can't wait for a follow-up on! Nice! Impressive find. I can't wait to see the beast in action!

[@rustyshank912]

Those New Holland TV140s are quite useful with all the attachments and options for it. Attachments cab end loader, cab end haybine even more efficient with a engine end PTO and a hydro swing haybine, and a cab end discbine. Have a loftness snowblower but it is a prototype one of one made to run backwards for front PTO on Deutz Allis tractors.

[@paganhorde4463]

I live in Montreal, Quebec and these thing still runs every winter. Some of the most efficient snow removals in the world, 3 feets of snow? no problem, roads are clear by morning

[@paulsidney5432]

I'm in Ottawa Ontario Canada and they have them here as well.

[@esiebert7625]

Isn’t 3 feets = 6 feet

[@garycoppard3596]

Yet another video of interesting machines. Hope they all run and drive. Good luck and God bless you all ❤

[@bwillan]

Look forward to HeavyD snow removal this winter. That was quite the score for all of those snowblower machines.

[@Antonp21654]

This will give you a sold unit to clear a good path to your cabin in the winter. Considering that this unit was built in Canada, deep snow is what It's designed for.

[@clarencew.brooks1.1.1.4]

Hello Heavy D. Seeing your past videos of your snow tracs and the accident that Diesel Dave had, how could you go wrong with that purchase. Maybe it was heaven-sent, to make sure accidents doesn't happen again.

[@gregb76]

Wow, Dave great deal you will be able to move mountains of snow. I can't wait to see all of them run and move some snow. What great switchbacks going to get to the machines. Looks like it would be great to drive a Vet or Porsche there!!!

[@ryanallen7021]

Best content on KZbin by far, so interesting and also educational, such a knowledgeable team, great content keep it up 👌 love this team! Great enthusiasm and commitment 👍

[@tomwilliams8675]

Knowledgeable? They came to pick up equipment, didn't bring any tools, they blew hydraulic oil all over the customer's yard and road without a care in the world. They didn't bring any fuel in case they needed to put some in. No, I really wonder who is calling the shots in Dave's outfit. The TV crew or some big behind the scenes sponsors. No private company could continue to operate like this.

[@mfree80286]

@@tomwilliams8675 Don't get many "And suddenly..." calls in your world, do you?

[@tomwilliams8675]

@mfree80286 I worked as a mechanic and a high voltage test technician. I'm retired now, but I can tell you l never once ran out my door on an emergency call in the middle of the night or "AND SUDDENLY" without my tools. A MAN IS ONLY GOOD AS HIS TOOLS.

[@ryanallen7021]

@@tomwilliams8675 if you think that, why you here still watching them? 😂 clearly must be good content to watch! 💁

[@barbannco]

I havnt seen Heavy D this excited for a long time....nice to see...... 😊👍

[@Impractical_Engineer]

This is addicting content. Love the interaction between everyone and how HeavyD gets so giddy.

[@thatsickbender]

i actually just got trained to run one of those trackless for my local municipality, wickid little machines!! PRICY THOUGH... are about $200,000.00 canadian JUST for the machine, the attatchments are like 20-22,000.00 a piece!!! AWESOME video Heavy D!!!!

[@michaelzeigerman4273]

You can use that monster the next time you guys go save someone or a whole community from a blizzard! Great buy and content! Keep up the great work

[@morrishouck8577]

I agree with some of the others. The farm tractor machine is based on a Ford 5000,s maybe a 5200. We had a 5000 with that Select- O-Speed transmission and the one thing I can tell you is to only use the Ford brand fluid for that transmission. We tried using generic fluid and had nothing but trouble. As long as we ran the Ford brand oil for the Select-O-Speed transmission we were OK

[@Flyingdinosaur69]

I can just imagine WD back at the house on his own sitting next to his bday cake waiting while you boys check out a tractor haha

[@MelissaMalzahn]

Wow heck of a deal. Definitely will be of great use to you all this winter.

[@dwaynne_way]

I love watching your videos, such great content 😀

[@SirT0M1]

I worked with these VOHL blowers for decades. We would mount them on various articulating front end loaders. Using the chute, I could load a tandem dump truck in less than a minute and a tri-axle in about 90 seconds. Also, if you REALLY want to move snow, turn the drum away to bypass the chute and have at 'er! Also, make sure to put shear pins on the main shaft. Just a friendly warning though, I can't tell you how much fun it is (NOT) to change shear pins in blowing snow at -40 degrees!! Those days I don't miss. LOL 😱

[@j.mitch2475]

I need that here in chicago. For science of course.

[@DaddyMack001]

I live on The South Shore of Montreal Quebec, and yup, you still see those Vohls being used. They are BEASTS!!! Looking forward to seeing the follow up videos. Cheers 🤘🤘

[@AmplifiedCarAudio]

Going to have to keep the snowblower at your cabin in case you get 20 feet of snow again!!! ❄️❄️❄️

[@scottleese4999]

It’s an El Niño year I would not be surprised!!

[@isquelissilvera6560]

Big shout out to you guys from Little República of Panamá. I dont know anything about the machines you are buying, but they sure look like the right stuff you need for the snow storms you have been getting!!! Good luck. 👍🙏

[@RV_Chef_Life]

I can only imagine Heavy D’s Tonka collection when he was a kid 😂

[@laurencegibbs2753]

Those aren’t diffs, their angle boxes. That’s a county conversion, their super rare, and people in the uk go nuts for them. One especially rare model made £134000. That looks fairly rare as it has the 10 series Ford nose cone.

[@dc_garage9804]

Those are mt5 from trackless. My company has 2

[@dc_garage9804]

They are awesome with 4bt motors and Dana diffs

[@MiahSexton]

Thanks as always for taking us along for your amazing deals.. What a deal. Love watching y'all. I really enjoy seeing the equipment..

[@cditzler6313]

pretty convenient it started raining to clean up all the hydraulic oil probably cost them 22k just to fix that part of the asphalt when the oil soaks in

[@moparman1962]

HeavyD, Diesel Dave, Hans...cool deal, cool units, cool video. We can't wait to see that Vohl snowblower all serviced, resto-modded if needed and moving a LOT of snow this coming winter for someone...maybe you can video your crew helping people in the mountains if we have a hard winter again. 👍💪

[@pumptruckjim]

I have driven one of the Vohle blowers. They are almost impossible to turn but are an absolute beast when running. If I remember the front engine runs the tractor and the rear engine runs the blower unit. The blower drive train has numerous sheer pins on it. The tractor engine has a button on the dash to make it start easier. I think its some sort of decompression or oil pressure bypass. If you wind it up there is a way to bypass the output chute and just blow the snow directly out the side. Like I said its an absolute beast when running.

[@johnmckee7937]

This was a good deal for both sides. Heavy got a lot of good equipment that he can sell or use. The seller got his lot emptied which was he required to do. Got money for it and didn't have to pay someone for junk removal.

[@saxbychaplin1112]

Heavy D, I only have two words for you sir, Stop Thief, Lol, Good lord sir, Did you just steal that load of hella nice tractors an Machines or what!!!!??? Absolute steal buddy!!!

[@billybob-v1i]

Ya, In Quebec, we put plows and snow blowers on all kinds of tractors/trucks, pretty much anything we can. They are made for rugged winters, so not surprised it survived well.

[@CustomRcCanada]

I use to work for a company that plows the montreal airport. I stumbled on a rare street sweeper converted with a huge snow fan blower like you see on railroads. What suprised me was the engine to move the truck was smaller than the one for the blower

[@ralphbuschman3364]

HeavyD you manage to find some of the most crazy amazing pieces of history.

[@tonyw3523]

BEAUTIFUL Country out there! Gotta see it all in person.

[@Furbanger-d2r]

I’ve ran these for the past 5 years, there a beast to say the least. The place I work own 4 of them and they have the Detroit in the back. It’s actually the back motor that runs the blower.

[@richardwarnock2789]

Sweet Blower's " Dave you got a great Deal 👍 and wheel chock's and Tools 🔧 can save the Day!!! Occasionally a Wizard!!😂

[@donturner6398]

I live in British Columbia Canada. I worked at the airport in Castlegar BC for several years. The airport maintenance operation had 2 of those machines. They were used to remove berms of snow from the edge of the runway. They can move a substantial amount of snow in a short period of time.

[@arnegerhardsen3755]

When the first Fordson Major Super County (4x4 tractor with four equal sized big wheels) came back in 1961, manufactored in UK, the owner of big forest areas north of Oslo in Norway ordered two big snow blowers built on two Fordson Major Super County 4x4 tractors powered by straight six diesel engines, with a separat stright six diesel engine to power the snow blowers they used on the forest roads often covered by 5-6 feet hard packed snow when they plowed the forest roads to transport out the timber while the roads still were frozen. My father, a 6 foot 8 inch man was a powerful vessel in the woods, and as a 5 year old very interested young man I can still remember in detail the blowers and these impressing Super County tractors plowing the road to our home. During the 70thies the development of different models of the Ford Super County were impressing. Best wishes from Arne in Norway

[@ericgriffin397]

I think there are a few communities that could use some of those little snow blowers. Can't wait to see what y'all do with your collections!!

[@axa213]

You got a hell of a deal that’s unreal. I still can’t believe $22,000 your gonna make bank on that load.

[@jackreacher928]

0:52 seconds in. Right side of screen.The most Epic motocross track next to the river, next to the freeway! The American dream!!!

[@jefflevoir6127]

I believe you just made one of your BEST DEALS EVER !! 👍👍

[@captain-hayward]

Diesel Bros.. PRO TIP - If your jump start box is low, connect it to a running and charging vehicle. In 15 minutes, it'll be ready to start something.

[@lilianagarcia3240]

HeavyD videos are the sunshine to my rainy days 🤍🤍🤍

[@garymessina1609]

Great deal video thanks Dave Sparks and company

[@endaoneill6941]

Hi guys.That snow machine is definitely a county tractor conversion. The turning circle is poor on these tractors, but because of the separate drive shafts to the front on both sides, you can steer with the left or right brake pedals, to make a tight turn no problem. Sort of like a bobcat skid steer loader. I operated one with a 16 tonne dump trailer when I was a teenager. Still have it barn stored. Its a 1978 machine. County tractors are making huge money here in Ireland, and also in the UK. Keep up the good work.

[@49346]

I enjoyed you acknowledge of your employees. Thank you.

[@PeterMoore350]

I live these longer videos. Shirt ones ? Meh the bendy neckers (ppl on iPhones 24/7) can has !!thise. Can has older worlde internet term there. Also Mr Sparks your enthusiasm for machinery is compellingly sublime. Lurve it. Cheers from NZ 😎🎸🤘

[@johnnymoran180]

They used those Vohls in northern NY southeast of Lake Ontario to clear the residential streets when the plows couldn't push the snow banks back any further. They would cut the snow banks back and form a wall, and then you could walk on the long pile of snow that was thrown to the side by the auger..

[@davehollingsworth3007]

One NH machine cleaned up will just about cover that whole fleet. A $mart buy! Congratulations!!!

[@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208]

Do you know the Phinneas & Pherb Ep: Swinter??? They make a SNOW / Ski hill with snow in the middle of the summer. If you find /purchase a SNOW gun / maker, it would be EPIC to do a: ""SWINTER IRL"". ^u^😁

[@brendaallmett6539]

My son did snow removal on the highways around Lake Tahoe. He loved driving the big snow blowers along the Emerald Bay highway. He would really be excited about going to work. Also drove the snow plows on highway 50 over Echo Summit.

[@slcncr]

All those machines would come in very handy if there is another heavy winter like the last one, i watched your videos helping the people.

[@canamcarpenter8768]

This is so awesome! Foreshadowing for next season… Sierra Nevada, Wasatch, maybe the Cascades…? Bring the snow! We all know a guy that can help.

[@bradygilesvlogs]

This looks like all the same stuff we had.. those yellow blowers broke all the time and zero heat 11:16

[@SOONERTHANYOUWISH]

Whoever selects the music give them a raise, nothing better than some good jazz !!!

[@jameshedges3661]

Dave .. it's a Ford County 4x4 tractor made by a company in the UK that adapted Ford tractors to make them 4x4 ... The make the steer you have to use the two brake pedals like a skid steer ..

[@lyndonwortley6329]

HeavyD, One of those New Holland tractors with a rear mounted forestry winch and a front loader would give your crew a lot more flexibility on recoveries.

[@rogercrone3628]

God bless y'all have a great week

[@rogerhadley2763]

your excitement is showing. buy them all

[@jefferyhampton9323]

Why is the music so good?! This is crazy! Cool dudes doing cool stuff.

[@shaunallsopp6269]

Love those machines. There's another manufacturer that makes on that is similar, but those are amazing because you can take it down a highway in the snowbank that is taking up part of the road, and rheow it over the walls, guardrails everything. They can throw snow up to 300ft if I remember correctly but that is awesome. What a call.

[@onlyetm]

Those Trackless Vehicles are made Locally to my in Ontario. Those Machines are great for townships. 4BT in the Old ones and HD Solid axles. Believe they started repowering new machines with old models Big $$