Snow plowing in northen norway

[@IngemarLövgren]

Helt underbart vackert och mycket bra,,,🎵🎸🐺👍,,,,,,✌️

[@wademacdougall1600]

The diesel fuel must be cheap over there, here in Nova Scotia Canada runs in around $2.02,a lit.

[@mapexmaster]

that's roughly what it costs with industrial diesel, green colored diesel. normal diesel for cars costs about $3

[@markchidester9233]

I’m noticing grooving when you’re back blading. Do you have the ice breaker blade on your equipment? Nicely done great job

[@mapexmaster]

Hello. yes have a steel that is perforated called p300

[@jackypearcejustme]

I don't understand all the long delays?

[@mapexmaster]

you think of at the beginning of the video, I couldn't get the bluetooth on the radio to work, I have to have music for the work.

[@garrymacdonald7449]

That's nice

[@camsmeltzer9388]

Are there prearranged areas where the piles get placed?

[@mapexmaster]

Hi. yes and no some places I don't have a choice, otherwise I put them where I want :)

[@YTonsnow]

What kind of loader u got?

[@mapexmaster]

i have a Case 721E

[@garrymacdonald7449]

My views. Never drove truck without a thorough pre trip

[@mapexmaster]

I don't quite understand what you mean

[@Bekkevold08]

Tellefsdal plog? Nydelig jobba :D

[@mapexmaster]

Gjerstad 4280.takker

[@jmber27]

👍🏻👍🏻👀

[@tomkjeldgaard4110]

3 minutes vaiting for the first mowe, why?

[@mapexmaster]

Hello. trying to get bluetooth to connect to the radio :) there were some bad northern norwegian words that came😆

[@ВладимирБелобородов-п4в]

Читаю комментарии в гугл переводе на Русский, в одном вопрос :какой погрузчик?! Ваш ответ Case 712,,а мне переводит чехол 712😂

[@mapexmaster]

Hi, I have a Case 721 E.

[@danielcline1848]

What plow are you using?

[@mapexmaster]

Hi im using Gjerstad 4280 plow

[@garrymacdonald7449]

Lack of maintaining the equipment

[@mapexmaster]

so you say I don't take care of my equipment

[@garrymacdonald7449]

Only thing that I would have done as a truck driver. My equipment would be cleaned up,

[@iznogood3147]

You ever done snowplowing with a truck or a wheel loader? When you have to go out 03.00-06.00 in the night/morning when there this heavy snowfall comming for a good week or two. Trust me, brushing off some little snow off the machine, other then lights and windows, is the last thing on your mind. You can do that when there is a pause in snowfall. Esp when there was as little snow buildt up as he had on his machine. That amount would usually vibrate off anyways when operating for a couple of hours when the hydraulic hoses and pistons, and the machine itself get to temp. I would agree in general to keep you stuff clean. Machines last longer that way. And looking at the video, there was no snowfall, so he could have taken some extra time to brush the machine. But in general one would do that when there was a break in snowfall. (Ofc if there is to much buildt on snow, on trucks mainly, not so much wheel loaders, one would remove that for safety.)

[@garrymacdonald7449]

Whats going on? You have a big toy

[@garrymacdonald7449]

Just me

[@WilliamHawks-m9l]

Why are you plowing someone driveway for when you’re supposed to plow the roads, it does not make any sense and then sitting there for 20 minutes or hour that don’t make no sense. How are you gonna clean the roads before the cars come out if you’re just sitting there all night and why you don’t use no salt, but you don’t slide down the hill. Is that more common sense or go down a bank down the mountain to the bottom? Are you nuts?

[@mapexmaster]

Hello. it is not my job to plow the main roads, there are other contracts on it. I only plow private places