Snow Blowing Heavy Wet Mess

This is a video of snowblowing and clearing off cars days after the storm for someone who is unable to do it. There wasn't enough gas but the goal was to clear a passable path to the street. This was going to be 30 min with clearing storm drains and fire hydrants but the footage was lost due to a corupted card

[@mattthomas2414]

I spent 3 hours working on my “broken” snowblower yesterday, ended up spending 25$ in the end and now it works great, instead of buying a new one. As Post says, a little bit of maintenance goes a long way!

[@tiredoldmechanic1791]

I use a nylon rope to clear snow from vehicles. It can be used like a saw to cut it into chunks and slid along the surface to cut it loose. It works on house roofs to but it takes two people.

[@jesteris25]

lets go unclog a drain first lets unclog the driveway so I can get out

[@charredskeleton]

Do you have a p.o. box for us to send you things?

[@steveec9704]

Does that blower come with Bluetooth? lol

[@m1t2a1]

You're hard on equipment.

[@charlieinsingapore]

Sitting here in Australia in 40degC (104F) with no aircon watching a driveway being cleared of snow... this is why the internet was invented

[@kurtismckemmie4850]

Your more than welcome to have our 12+ inches of snow.🙂

[@almulakimaalimalriadiat9068]

now if you give advice to the guy how he should clean the snow... that will internet in 2021

[@muzikmon2267]

The funny thing is when you get a good snowblower it becomes an attachment between man and machine. YOU CAN'T WAIT FOR SNOW TO USE IT IT'S REALLY FUN!!

[@JohnnyLightning716]

Look at the weather in western NY. 5 ft I. The past 3 days

[@melissajohnson4014]

Now for some hot chocolate and a snack. You earned it. Good job.

[@albertojaramillo9664]

Ironic that during winter you go around unclogging cars...

[@dadtube1936]

This guy is a boss.

[@lukasreiser4669]

.... and snow blowers.

[@JT_8283]

Lmao

[@davids9520]

Imagine doing this job with snow shovel? Back pains galore!

[@pambotts7334]

Been there done that it sucks

[@kurtismckemmie4850]

Only quarter to half a scoop at a time.

[@doctorrzepa]

Doing such a thing with shovel every winter. It's not as bad as you describe it.

[@JT_8283]

What a bunch of pansies we have become lol

[@morganrussman]

Try doing probably 2 1/2 feet worth of accumulated snow. Of course, the work I did was maybe a 15 to 20 or more foot walk way from a front porch to a driveway.

[@jono9549]

The vast majority of your videos is performing a service for the communities or someone less fortunate. The world is a better place because of people like you. Thank you

[@albertojaramillo9664]

I hope this person knows who they have clearing their driveway lol

[@JT_8283]

I'm sure they do they already planned on having him back in the spring during a thunderstorm to make sure they have cleaned out gutters

[@marigolds49]

Snow is such a pain in the neck..thank you post 10, for helping others who cannot do this :)

[@willford8475]

You should be running the Highways and Waterways Departments! 👍

[@danielgorzel7222]

Why him? he;s doing the job of most stupid people.

[@willford8475]

@@danielgorzel7222 The job a person does, doesn't make them stupid or not. You have a distorted view of Society if you think a person clearing roads or any other job, is stupid. There is a word for what this young man does and it is Altruism - performing acts for the good of others without reward. You might try it sometime, you'll be surprised at the non-fiscal benefits.

[@danielgorzel7222]

@@willford8475 Oh so you disagree with me and think that people that work minimum wage jobs like unclogging street drainages are smart ??? Then why do they get minimum wage? and i know what altruism is,i like to help other people and pick up not mine trash. I work a minimum wage job too and i know its because im less smart than other people that became managers or doctors.

[@cathiwim]

@Daniel Gorzel Drs and other highly educated people arent necessarily smart. I know PhDs that cant tie their own shoes. Thats why they wear loafers!

[@danielgorzel7222]

@@cathiwim Exce[tion proves a rule or something like that.

[@SmallKittyPaw]

I hope there is good oil in that engine. Because he got pretty decent beating for its size in that heavy snow.

[@pluto8404]

Plot twist: 13:23 isnt sped up and post is just smashing that car

[@dadams9158]

@@Neilukuk Smart as you are you could probably figure a way to do it better and lazy enough to hire it out. Then not pay the person for your idea not working. Post10 is not dumb nor is he too lazy to do things for himself and others. My guess would be this is the most efficient way to get this type of snow off a truck and not damage the truck. My 2 cent conflicts with yours. Applies to you too Pluto.

[@bambamnj]

I use to have that exact same snowblower. With a driveway you should have been able to just blow the entire driveway to one side, if the wind is blowing, that way it won't blow back on you so much. The only issue I had with mine was, if the snow was too wet the shoot would constantly clog and I had to carry a wooden pole with me so I could keep clearing it. I learned to never wait, and snowblow as soon as I could when the snow storm had mostly passed.

[@Peter_S_]

At 2:30 that looked more like blowing shaving cream than snow. Looks heavy and wet.

[@pheurbelvls3710]

Enjoy seeing the pretty side of snow. You did a lot of good works. 💚💚

[@ladyamelthia7979]

nice. Send some of that snow to texas, I havent seen a good snow since i was 14...I just turned 33

[@jamesbraun9842]

But than the state will close down

[@pambotts7334]

Move out of the city go to the country it is peaceful we get plenty of rain and snow birds chirping every morning it is awesome I'm living my dream right now

[@ladyamelthia7979]

@@jamesbraun9842 well then it needs to happen on Christmas when everything is closed anyway lol. wishful thinking :P

[@ladyamelthia7979]

@@idonotconsent lol thanks ^.^

[@BGerbs66]

Where in Texas? I remember it snowed on Christmas 2012 in Dallas

[@ChevyCitation]

At 15:05 Post is Unclogging a Truck Bed Culvert With a Large Blockage

[@johnm.evangelis693]

Good job P-10 the fire dept will be grateful to you for cleaning the fire hydrant. 👍👍👍

[@BarredCoast0]

I would have kept the snow in the back of my truck for weight and traction in snow. Post 10 is making himself an icon, helping people out. Come down south and you will fit right in with southern hospitality!

[@kmba-9197]

Im so glad i dont live in a snow state lol it must suck always having to move thick heavy snow around

[@MrAudienceMember2662015]

Ahhhh, one of the pluses of living in Florida.

[@charredskeleton]

Thanks for the toilet brush idea. Those are easy to get ahold of. Maybe zip tie a cheap spring clamp to the end. Clamp it to one of the handle bars.

[@jefflong3200]

I so appreciate the fact you don’t blow the snow into the street at the end of the driveway. I see people do it often after the streets are back down to asphalt and is drives me crazy!

[@post.10]

That's a $100 fine here but they don't inforce it

[@jefflong3200]

post 10 we have fines here in NJ but like you the police may warn you but I’ve never seen a fine issued.

[@_DigitalDave_]

All your doing is removing snow and yet here I am....watching it XD idk why but its kinda chill and relaxing to watch :P

[@nashguy207]

That was great work. I hope you got paid well for all that hard work.

[@gigiraymond9267]

This blower is quite impressive for a 6.5 H.P engine , It has cleared the snow well . Good work sir .

[@mikehrdlicka8635]

A good auger belt

[@teriterrytarryttt537]

15:40, it's good that you shoveled around the fire hydrant. People often forget about them. Sometimes they get covered up when parking lots are plowed too. Keep up the good work! :-)

[@hadrianbuiltawall9531]

First, I watched him move liquid water, then I watched him move frozen water, now I want to see him move steam.

[@post.10]

Steam kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKe6dKKXmddjbpY

[@dadams9158]

Good one Post10, turning fire extinguisher into steam (thing?) Very cool.

[@heidiproctor5503]

I miss snow so much! I grew up in Idaho, live in Texas now.

[@GenMaster124]

Great gadget for clearing snow 👍🏻👍🏻

[@chucktaylor6057]

Hey why do you live in Florida? Ummm just watch this vid

[@MeTaLLiCa997]

Im hoping we get some snow here in Michigan soon!

[@MeTaLLiCa997]

@Suburbanite Farmer Send some of that to us here in Wayne! I'm 25 tomorrow and would love a white birthday!

[@saltydog8244]

That would make a great snow cone. Make mine lime plz

[@violantederojas6188]

...when it comes to the cars, get the old wooden bristle push brooms out...best things ever..

[@post.10]

That was a very old broom and soft

[@cathiwim]

Straw and plastic scratch the paint surface

[@michaeltreadwell777]

That was some work out for that little machine ! Great video though - thanks, and keep up the good work :-)

[@johninokla2635]

Even in the wet snow you still need the snow chains. edit: that wet snow does blow in the wind. lol I have never ran a snow blower, but I would think it would be like a lawn mower. In the deep stuff you would cut/blow a smaller pass. Maybe 1/3 smaller or even 1/2.

[@post.10]

Well you saw I was short on gas, I was rushing and the goal was to dig this guy out of the house. At least it is passable to a car.

[@greggkuzila7513]

What's that white stuff we don't have that Texas

[@wurly164]

Nothing worse than cold snow blowing back in your face

[@unknownobject6241]

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[@Matroxxtriste]

You're a good lad post. You help a lot of people out, I want you to know you help me out too. I have Pretty bad anxiety, and often watchin your stuff helps me calm down and find a good head space better than most stuff. Thank you, Have an awesome christmas, you deserve it.

[@chuckfinley7940]

It’s so satisfying omg

[@IAMdevilwomen]

last time I had surgery, I binge watched alot of your videos, WELL, this coming Tuesday the 27th of Oct, I go in for shoulder surgery, will be home bound for at least 6 days, Dr.s Order, guess I'll be binge watching the rest of your videos LOL you need to start billing the city for doing their job unclogging drains.... as for how to clear snow from a snowblower blocking it up...get a chimney sweep brush, they have small enough ones that can and DO fit in that spot...., growing up in North Dakota back in the 70's that's what we used to clear ours...

[@pdzh]

Chains on snowblower? I use chains on it and then I dont have to pull it up and down us often

[@mikehrdlicka8635]

Today 12 15 2022 here in Southern mn same stuff wetter. The craftsman 8 hp track snowblower handled it till 2nd round at end. Had to find a stick slush plugging it up

[@peterwoodcock8464]

That's not a foot of snow that's more like 2/4 by the way I'm going to make a comment on your last video we have some very strange Training Systems as well here in the UK on to the roads and you just never think why would they put it there because it just doesn't work

[@andersonembry215]

First

[@James_Bowie]

Never snows where I live, and that suits me fine.

[@Roland_Tr909_Swing]

Yo post blow some snow

[@tomtransport]

My township has 6 foot long steel rods painted red with a spring that attach to the hydrant to locate them in deeper drift. Of course owner of home where hydrant is located is responsible for clearing it. If you don't there is a fine, same for not shoveling the sidewalk within 6 hours of snowfall. In the summer there is a 3 foot wide band of grass between curb and sidewalk homeowner is responsible to maintain that too. Blowing or shoveling snow into street is another fine if you don't clear it after. Same with grass clipping in summer. No grass in storm drains. Fire hydrant is across the road/street from my home. I clear it if the neighbor hasn't gotten to it. Sometimes he does the sidewalk side and I do the street side. We both have snow blowers. All is good.

[@debbiebailey4924]

Wow I’ve never seen snow like that before. We only get a couple of inches maybe or no snow at all. If it snows here they shut down everything. Living in the south is great 😊

[@Skyscraper2015]

'Remember remember the 5th of December, machines and snow on the plot, this date should never be forgot' 😜

[@garyduran1]

My snow blower just builds up so much snow in the front blades that it doesn’t feed any snow to the back thrower blade?

[@Pt0wN973b0iI]

1:18 WARN PEOPLE ABOUT STICKING THEIR HANDS INSIDE!!!!!😲

[@peterherrington3300]

Does he need to ?

[@ron65100]

I‘m pretty sure you can buy car covers so you don‘t have to unclog your car everytime it snows

[@ml2trick]

Buy a Kit for the Snowblower Impellor. It is rubber flaps that go on your impellor and Snowblower will never clog and throw snow a mile.

[@LGB120]

I fixed my dad's snowblower runs like a champ and it's 22 yrs old

[@Grilled-Cheese-Sandwich]

I’m late but ohh the roads can’t get flooded now he can’t get cont- wait why do I hear boss music

[@ramynovver4071]

R u snowblowing your lawn or the driveway? Agahaha.

[@appleztooranges]

Weak snowblower. My Honda throws it 75 ft. This thing if lucky 2 ft

[@hymmj147]

Even if it's above freezing? I've never known any snow blower to throw far once the snow is wet enough for tight snowballs. (I have a Toro myself).

[@howtobebasic2122]

so i guess no more clearing storm drains for a while ;(

2:31 The heavy snow is not blowing in the wind -- Bob Dylan

[@cowboy10231]

You should try an antifreeze/anti ice solution for your blades like what is used on planes. May help at least a little bit.

[@HarzerLausbub-orginal]

Solange der geräumte Schnee noch fliegt, ist alles okay. - Für nassen Schnee nehme ich lieber einen elektrischen Räumer. Der arbeitet nach einem anderen Prinzip. Leider haben diese meist keinen Antriebsmotor. Es gibt sie hier in Deutschland auch nur bis 30cm Schneehöhe. As long as the cleared snow is still flying, everything is okay. - For wet snow, I prefer to use an electric scraper. It works on a different principle. Unfortunately, these usually do not have a drive motor. They are only found here in Germany up to a snow depth of 30cm.

[@charlesblackburn2989]

Lol easy on the paint on the cars lol big brush give it hell

[@samdavis3873]

Try spraying WD40 over everywhere where the snow will make contact. You will find it helps prevent the snow sticking.

[@samdavis3873]

On your snow blower of course.

[@dougs364]

What brand it that and do you mind me asking the price ?

[@sodiumchloride8273]

Thank you post10 very cool

[@KieranShort]

holy mackerel that is a lot of snow!

[@charredskeleton]

Smaller passes are easier on the opperator and the machine. Full width for the first pass only then 1/3 to 2/3 housing width for subsequent passes. Sweeps clean, no followup needed to clear. Belts last longer. Synthetic oil, and a Bosch spark plug will give you a noticable power boost.

[@post.10]

Read description, had little gas to get this guy dug out

[@mustangdbest220]

The auger is getting clogged stupid autocorrect

[@christopherdudley1585]

I have to shovel off the pollen every spring

[@justinhughes6487]

Hey man what 😄💯✌️🙏🤳✍️

[@lewistrundell]

That may be the only snow I see this year.

[@tj_gsomething_]

If you're throwing snow to the right, start on the left. This way you don't get more snow where you already cleared. That snow blower was at it's max potential for that job. A 3 stage would of went a little smoother by the roadside. (I know it was theirs you were using. You have an old Snapper!)

[@redmondpeters7162]

Doing that would be so much fun. I'd love to give it a try.

[@AccessAir]

Dec 5th is the day after my Birthday.

[@doctortcbkk2027]

It appears Post 10 is married!

[@Austin.D]

thank god i live in the Desert

[@MidnightVCoco]

cant have that ice and snow on the car where I live its illegal, but people still do it anyway.

[@JacobDoffing42]

Post some more please!

[@ouzoloves]

So this is what it looks like when you have your amount of rainfall coming down as snow. Glad it's not as wet or cold where I live. Keep up the great work.

[@rover5788]

Great job Post! :)

[@kurtismckemmie4850]

I would have both of those vehicles cleared in 6 minutes flat with a snow broom. You can get them at home Depot for about $20 I think. Even the heavy wet stuff. I used to work for a landscaping company I worked in every mess.

[@norherman]

Take less of a bite and the blower could handle it better. Thanks for helping people in need. Enjoy your holidays.

[@CaydenNoel86]

I like his vids better in the spring and summer because there’s actually flooding but ig snow vids will work for now

[@1d1hamby]

I like to fill and pack snow into the bed of my truck for ballast. It's easy enough to unload at the bottom of a hill somewhere.

[@aarontrupiano9328]

there's a mod you can do to 2 stade snow blowers to make them clog proof. it's attaching strips of rubber the second stage impeller so it touches the drum.

[@FarazmKhan328]

Some people don't understand how to use a snow plow. They don't go in straight lines and the driveway is still a mess. You on the other hand do this very well. Sending love from a person who lives in Canada

[@dro6691]

Love the vids

[@tishfourseam2890]

Mesmerizing!

[@SC-sf8xt]

Good neighbour

[@raventhomas4683]

More awesomeness

[@novascotiagarbagetrucks4429]

Great video

[@computershutoff13666]

Is that snow?

[@YesThisIsJosh]

Some subtitles or comments would be great on these windy videos

[@dovos8572]

i would love to have so much snow... or rain... in most parts of germany it doesn't even snow a foot in the entire winter.