Snow Plowing!

Well its the first snow of the winter. ended up getting around 5-6" around the area.

[@whskythrttl]

Love watching the south deal with snow, always entertaining

[@luashelton9320]

There were refrigerated trailers using this lot. Reefer loads are time sensitive. Most dry van loads can wait... Hence, a customer's need for frequent scrapings, rather than one-hit wonders. We over the road drivers get sent onto lots at all hours. It only takes a pitcher's mound hump to get hung up with supersingle drive tires anywhere in the country. You guys did a beautiful job . No doubt the drivers appreciated it!

[@jacksak]

From up here in northern NH, I got a slight smile on my face watching you southern boys trying to push snow. Thanks for the entertainment.

[@shabo857]

And now you see why us northerns use actual plows on actual trucks. Great vid showing how the south deals with snow the best they can. Thanks for the share.

[@leannewacker589]

Can't believe how satisfying it is to just sit and watch this stuff hour after hour. It's so calming. I want to be able to just swing around and drive the other direction instead of backing up in the car. That would be so freeing! Can't figure out how it could be done with a setup for passengers.

[@smod1994]

In buffalo ny that's considered just another winter day! 😁 in your area that's a crippling state of emergency. Stay safe Chris. Love the videos

[@snowblowerman5115]

RAT427 Yeah south of buffalo. Buffalo doesn't get that much of snow it's self

[@smod1994]

@@snowblowerman5115 thanx for specification! I was talking generally

[@gslope1]

Having plowed snow in PA for many years I can't believe I just sat and watched a whole video on snow removal. LOL. Another quality video.

[@davidnull5590]

Myself. we've got a bunch of contracts for snow removal, I really hate being up all night making sure it gets done, yet I also sat and watched the whole thing too. Upstate New York. we haven't been out this season yet.

[@a.cburke2452]

Your a smart man and I under your situation, as I'm the same way. Why dump 10 grand into a truck mounted plow, wear and tear on your truck for a twice a year snow. Using your set up may take longer and burn more fuel, but for Pete's sake people, it's paid for. And further more the wear on the equipment is alot less than these cheap framed trucks they build now. Northern plow guys make big money with big set ups, this guy is making dirt road dollars with dirt road haulers, Keep it up man

[@belllpatrick]

A.C Burke I agree 100% but what plows are you buying for 10 grand?? I sure hope it’s a good one 😂😂😂

[@a.cburke2452]

What's a plow running now, $4,000. So let's say 4 grand for a plow, another grand for at least a set of all terrain tires, another grand for a junk out truck front end, and another 4 grand for a face Palm knowing you had a backhoe and tractor that could do the same...lol. maybe I over priced

[@belllpatrick]

Lol I gotcha now

[@loganp7043]

Red Beard today’s trucks are more than capable of handling a plow

[@WhatTheFishFry]

A.C Burke try more like $8k for a new plow. $1500 for a cheap burner truck, thousands more for a proper truck. Don't forget the plow mount, that's at least another $500-$800. Another commentator said it best and recommended a snow cage for that backhoe. That's how it's done in bigger lots with larger machinery at least. Getting everything used, outside of tires for a cheap plow truck can be done for as little as $5k, including the truck, less if you're real lucky. Your better plow truck setups will have an average starting cost of $20k and up.

[@woodtick]

We used to run two trucks on each side of a payloader with a push box across the wall mart parking lot. Didn’t do it all the time just once or twice to say we did. We plow the community college the high school and middle school along with a couple apartment complexes here in northern Michigan. We average around 80 inches a year. You guys did good for the equipment you own.

[@davidbailey5006]

I pushed parking lots with my B26 for years. I pushed with my angle blade rotated to the rear and “ backed” the snow where I wanted it. I used my four in one to clear side walks and pull snow out of parking spaces. I had bought a Kubota Grand L 4750 with a cab the last time it snowed in December (2010) thinking we might have winter. It didn’t snow for four years and my bush hogging dried up during the awful Obama economy so I sold it and my L4400. I loved those tractors. Still have the 26

[@PhilsProjects]

shame you dont have a cab on your grader, it would push that snow like it was nothing. 2 cents worth of nothing from a Canadian. thanks for the vids.

[@davidnull5590]

Some one else in the comments mentioned the grader and no cab, not having a cab and not having heat isn't a problem, it's below 32F (0C) but it isn't horrible, some guys work year round outside no matter how cold. There in North Carolina it was probably 30F (-1C) for the snowfall, kids play outside all day at those temperatures.

[@ronaldgaska4480]

Groton/New London, CT we got our 5 inches on November 15th. A simple pickup truck with plow would of saved you lots of time and money. Hope your enjoying playing/working in the snow? Be safe.

[@dand33911]

Yup. Im in Northeast CT. I bust out the tractor once or twice a year for big storms. A pick up with a plow is way faster, and in think more comfortable even then my cab tractor. I think it's more of a novelty / fun time for these guys down south.

[@bigtarheelfan]

On average we in NC don't get but one maybe 2 snow days a year so people generally just use what they have already. The NC Mountains get their fair share but when you get South of them not so much.

[@ronaldgaska4480]

@@bigtarheelfan i understand that. I wish we only got two snow storms a year. We had no Autumn here. Wake me up in the Spring. lol Enjoy it while it last.

[@bigtarheelfan]

@@ronaldgaska4480 and generally the snows we get are 1-2 inches. Many times it will snow an inch at night then the next day hits 40-50 degrees and it melts about as fast as it came. No way could I deal with the winters you people get, I'm not much on cold weather.

[@SteveP-vm1uc]

1990', Rochester, NY. My first paycheck from plowing with my own F250 was 1800 bucks. Not including driveways and smallish C-stores. Just plowing for Wegman's. Our local grocery store and warehouse. Buddy, it was nice making a pile of money for having fun in my own truck and listening to music. I built a 9' wood bed on that truck and added a 90 gallon fuel tank just behind the cab. Once I'd get to the site, I'd have the loader put a load on my bed and probably 90% of the time I was plowing in 2wd. Other guys didn't believe me until they got into my truck and they shifted it. I think I made somewhere in the $400.00 range betting I was in 2WD!! Other guys tried it, but didn't have the suspension to handle the weight. That 250 had several extra leaves front and back. The best part, we had a deal that whomever needed gas bought coffee for all. I NEVER had to run for fuel!! lol..... Build it right or don't bother....... ;)

[@dusty265]

Looks like you could use one of those 16 foot blades they hang on the wheel loaders up here in northern Illinois, they can move some snow in a hurry with those things.

[@chrisbarrell30]

forrest johnson For the one storm a year, Do you sell those pushers?

[@dusty265]

LoL nope I am a retired sheet metal worker up here, so when we get snow I just choose to Not go out in it!

[@airsoftsnipes100]

that works well for the dry stuff but the wet and heavy stuff like that they're terrible you know. Snow in NC is just so damn wet and heavy

[@rongray4118]

I'm using the same rear blade on my 1973 Case MB 4/94 Unimog...works fantastic! Great Teamwork!

[@MrHYDETHERAT]

funny as hell watching southerners moving snow that much snow in Maine is like a dusting or more of a pain because we did not get enough

[@mj6922]

Lol there this is to much

[@johnm.evangelis693]

Like I told my brother and sister in law in South jersey we had our 8 inches already you guys can keep all the snow I don't want to shovel another inch!!!

[@rhinomite5203]

Haha, in NM and we a good 8-10" and I had a days worth of work for my backhoe. It's all about location and having the equipment ready to go when the calls come in. We are expecting more in a couple days so I'm hoping to be back to work making denero (North of the 'Wall"). Doesn't matter to me if they want 1/2" or 2ft dug out, if they're paying, I'm burning diesel! We don't get these often but when we do people panic and want it scrapped before the sun comes out so it will melt faster and they keep business. Same here, the city only plows the 'major' or more used roads, county and state, only the ones they feel like. Getting around isn't a problem, having enough people and equipment when the storm hits is. At least we can still work whatever the weather. Happy New Year all!!!

[@brownwarrior6867]

You're runnin' over the snow blower With the lawnmower, blow on your Bagpipes from Baghdad... 🤠👍🏼

[@scottfortune9016]

Both hilarious and impressive how y'all from the south deal with snow.

[@SPDDTI354]

A pusher box would make short work of that and less wear and tear on your machine and the pavement. Great video as always though. Please keep them coming!

[@eliteearthworksllc]

I’m not sure if this has been mentioned or not, but a snowbox for the backhoe would make things easier! 😆😆😆 sorry I just had to say it! Great work of using the equipment you have!

[@bannereddivpool]

Case had the option on the buckets to install wings for snow, maybe his is all set and ready to rock for wings? If not buy or make wings from a local fab shop, install stop rods and have at it. You'd have no more than $500 vested and could increase that bucket to 10-15ft. Remove them for normal construction.

[@eliteearthworksllc]

bannereddivpool good idea

[@anthonyamenta1981]

I have a 14 foot avalanche box for my 580. Best 5k I ever spent. Only time I use the bucket now is to load trucks.

[@derekbrake184]

I live in ont Canada and operate a snow Plow in the winter and we haven't had that much snow yet this year . So good job my buddy for what u have . Love watching your videos , keep up the good work.

[@donbrutcher4501]

This is amusing :) That wet slop is a pita even for us upstate New Yorkers.

[@michigandogman3060]

You said it perfectly Chris , you guys aren’t used to that nor should you be. For the big parking lots here in Michigan the use front end loaders and big 8 wheel articulated tractors with giant snow plows. The research facility I worked in had no place for snow piles so they used a front end loader and trucked the snow away.

[@eric-ph5uy]

One of you guys need to be dressed up like the Grinch, the other Santa...Thanks again for the Great Videos!!!

[@eformance]

I find that the best way to plow with a littleish tractor is to get it up around 10-12mph and let it throw that snow to the side. They can't carry the snow far, but they can toss it to the side real well.

[@12ozbuds]

Tim has got to be pushing way more snow. He has the best set up with the truck plow and pusher box on the track loader.

[@Buford507]

That’s a typical dusting here in Maine.

[@robertkavich7426]

You need to come up north and buy yourself a former NYS DOT plow truck and sander . They are changing the fleet from Mack to a different manufacturer . They go cheap and it would keep the hours off the money equipment . It could sit until you need it .

[@oscarabney]

I think Western Star is the replacement

[@robertkavich7426]

@@oscarabney Yes , I think so . The Mack's had Stainless bodies and the sander were SS also

[@davidnull5590]

Did you see what New York State does with many of their old trucks just before the surplus sale? They cut the frame into two pieces just behind the cab, that really irritates me, I want to buy trucks in one piece, not something I have to tow home in two pieces and try to weld back together. Do you see anything odd about these trucks? They drove there in one piece, now they're for sale in two pieces!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5-0gHaOl9Ggrac

[@robertkavich7426]

@@davidnull5590 They had to do that , those trucks were purchased with FED Money and they were required to do that , probably a Emission/clean air requirement . They were nice trucks !!!! what a shame

[@DBlank72]

Try turning the plow around backwards on the tractor and keep your speed up going in reverse. I cleaned up 16" here towards Asheville Sunday and Monday.

[@Alord125]

So I’m from Maine. I know it’s pain in the ass for you guys but I absolutely love when you get snow and have plowing videos. Always makes me chuckle. But you know what your making that parking lot black and that’s all that counts. Keep on keeping on brotha!

[@toolmaker6510]

dam that looks like one of them wet heavy snows hard to push that crap

[@mjkulikow]

Good thing about that heavy wet snow is it packs together and is easier to push with a bucket. If that had been fluffy powder you would have been at the snowplow store after an hour...

[@mamnutt]

A cheap used 10 or 12 foot snow pusher would work wonders on that backhoe of yours

[@SoloTwo42]

8 foot would be more than enough, especially considering he usually gets heavy wet snow. The question is if its worth it if he only needs it a couple times a year.

[@snowblowerman5115]

Shawn Conrad He could take a trip north and get on pretty cheap at least around here 8 to 10 footers are cheap under 1k

[@belllpatrick]

The question is, does get get paid hourly lol

[@gravelguyclark6069]

I’ve been working 12 hour days for 3 straight weeks moving snow on an airfield in northern new york, and then i come home and watch you guys move snow..... i think i have a problem..... please send help......love the videos bro keep em coming!!

[@legendaryexplorer8119]

Man that looks fun/ hard ! Huhhh if only I could be there to help y'all out! I've never ever operated any type of construction vehicle other than a forklift. But my dream would be to get behind a Volvo Hauler truck! I have a 1:16 model of one and I'm just waiting for the day I get to operate one.

[@scottfortune9016]

I don't know what company it is that good you for that warehouse, but they sure have their shit together. Getting ahead of the curve on a weather issue like that seems to be unheard of, especially in Michigan. We just deal with it.

[@jakeschisler7525]

I used to plow snow in Illinois, we used plows hooked to our forklifts and an 8 ft. blade. We had cabs and heaters mostly all diesel engines. They would call us in on a early Sunday morning and plow till whenever. Come back at 3 in the morning and plow till 7 o'clock in the morning. The maintenance guys used loaders with pushers, sometimes the roadgrader. Pickup truck and a plow and skidsteer. Spread some salt. They would tear up so much stuff. Hardest place to plow was all the railroad crossings. Nothing like stopping on a dime. Maybe you need a snowblower on back of your new tractor and a plow on the front. Some wheel weighs as well

[@blitzburghbilly7813]

LOOKS LIKE JUST A COUPLE OF GOOD OLE BOY'Z HAVING SUM FUN IN THE SNOW CHRIS & TIM 👍🏼..... FUNNY THING IZ ABOUT WATCHING THIS VIDEO IZ, YINZ GOT SNOW DOWN THERE & UP HERE IN (Da BURGH) WE HAVE NO SNOW.... Hahaha ! .... ( KNUCKLE👊🏽BUMP ) Letsdig18 .....

[@brianunionstrong7290]

Stay safe brother, time for a snow box to stack and push easier

[@johnkramer7161]

He has one.

[@stevelabute5080]

Greetings from Canada you guys are hilarious, we wouldn't wast the fuel plowing such a trifling amount of snow.A job that size would merit a 500cc 4 wheeler or perhaps a side by side a backhoe and Agricultural tractor hilatious

[@davidcarroll2908]

I recognize the Greenfield Parkway, I just did a little renovation project for the guys on your right. I do a little work with Cushman Wakefield as well. not a ton but a little. looks like money to me. with no more snow in NC than we get no one can really invest in expensive equipment just to use it one or two days a year in my thinking.

[@williew.2682]

If you turn that drag blade around and push backwards it would move that snow a lot better and quicker. I have one on my l3940 and it works great here in Maine.

[@rogeraustin8694]

We got about 6 inches in west Raleigh. I could have used that backhoe, but all I had was a snow shovel. Driveway is clear though. It will be a distant memory in a couple of days. Remember that big ice storm we had a number of years ago in early December? If I remember correctly, the rest of Winter was one of the warmest we have ever had. Hopefully, history will repeat.

[@arkansas1336]

Glad you were able to 'pocket a little cash'!

[@Ethan55551]

I know how you feel man I was pushing snow on that same Sunday with a truck and a tractor

[@dustinpryde3121]

That's the worst kind of snow to move. Wet and heavy.

[@randallwescoat9224]

That's a nice plow truck that Tim has that you showed in other video. I wished I would've got a cab on my kubota tractor.

[@austinmichael406]

Gotta love that NC weather

[@Thrash155]

To Bad your small grader doesn't have a cab, that would do great on large flat areas like that.

[@dand33911]

You need to spin that blade around and drive the tractor backwards. But have fun.

[@roweinnovation]

Yes that what I was going to say.

[@dand33911]

@@2dgsep I meant use that grader blade he has on his Kioti, just spin it around in drive backwards, so you don't have a foot of snow getting stuck under the tractor and stopping it.

[@63256325N]

Looks like wet heavy stuff, just great for shoveling.....NOT! Thanks for the videos.

[@camerongraham902]

A good blade on that backhoe would really make this way more efficient. Almost frustrating watching the slow progress from my chair.

[@CCscott]

Cameron Graham Wouldn’t make much profit up north here burning all that fuel. I’d think a plow on his white truck would pay off but I’m no expert.

[@AlphaSaber]

based off the amount of water in that snow its like pushing cement. Trying to push snow like that will push you around at best and stop you in your tracks at worst.

[@camerongraham902]

@@AlphaSaber As a plow driver, I know his backhoe would have no issue moving a full 10ft blade in these conditions. I've seen much lighter machines with less traction push thicker slush.

[@twatbass]

feel bad for you having all the wrong equipment to clear snow, so inefficient. but hey do the best what what you have. doesn't make sense to buy crap when all you get is a little dust blanket. love the videos.

[@toad3048]

Hey Chris, absolutely love your channel. I wish I had half the equipment you play/work with here in Northern Ontario. Keep up the great content and thank you for sharing. On the lighter side....where is the snow you keep referring to? Lol

[@augustreil]

Here in Ct, the town and residential guys lay down so much salt and sand that you wouldn't need to plow that ! lol. Edit: Maybe that's why our cars are half rotted away in 3 yrs !

[@dand33911]

Yup. I'm in ct. It should be a crime the amount of salt and that liquid crap they use. I've been using fluid film, about 4 cans under the truck, it helps.

[@CCscott]

august Plus decays our roads costing us more damage from potholes!!

[@augustreil]

@@CCscott Dan D, 100% agree ! The best thing I have used to stop the rot/rust in it's tracks is a combination of diesel and kerosene in a 2 gallon sprayer but what a pain in the ass and you have to have a place to do it, like way out in the woods !

[@BlueHDYT]

yep winter in CT kills cars

[@dand33911]

@@CCscott You got it Scott , it's job security for the state workers, nothing more. If you live in New England and you can't drive in the snow you deserve to crash.

[@bluemtnsman]

About 150 mile northeast of you,,, our 90% chance of a dusting turned into 8 inches. No sleet though so that was good. Nice tandem work there Chris.

[@bryanchipps6572]

Maybe get some kinda blade similar to what on the back of the tractor to mount on the backhoe boom and you could just swing it to the side while pushing with the bucket and you would get a 14-16 swath each pass

[@larslarson5969]

A 10ft snow pusher is all you want with a 310. I used a12' on a 410 and in wet snow it was all I could push.

[@blairarthur302]

up here in Canada we get excited for snow because we get to build our new igloos for the year

[@macrossactual]

So long as snow is becoming a regular part of your winters, may as well buy a plow blade for the pickup and it'll make the work a lot easier and faster. Probably make ya the most popular kid on the block, too.

[@macrossactual]

Get you some fully articulated hotness like this V blade.. yeah buddy! You'll be pushing white rain around like a northerner in no time! www.bossplow.com/en/products/truck-equipment/power-v-dxt-plow

[@Kevin-is-here]

Perfect for a dragline

[@johndehoog5567]

Hey there Letsdig18: Why would anybody post videos on KZbin? From what i can gather KZbin pays pretty poorly for the hours you put in just to do the posts. Then there is the moronic questions, the NON-listening, second guessing and key board warriors. I clearly heard you you say that this is NOT a big deal for you "northern folk". You give us northern folk too much credit. 5" -6 " of wet snow is a big deal, just check our expressways during the morning or evening rush hour after a dump like that. Anyway love the channel, keep posting. It is utterly relaxing to watch the progress of your work. I've retired out of the construction industry and have seen some pretty nasty grading jobs, The old hit and run......the next guy can deal with the mes.

[@paulsoccodato3891]

split the brake pedal and use the back brakes to steer the backhoe. works better than trying to steer with the front wheels while pushing snow

[@davidharris6581]

You need to get you a blade with a cab. That little blade you have would work but it would be cold on that open station. Find you an old Cat 12 pretty cheap that you can just use when it snows.

[@jamesroyce2646]

You are on point Chris, that's business as usual here in Upstate NY, here in the small town I live, all the plow guys use backhoes, a wheel loader here and there, or plows on light trucks , and or the same style tractor . Snowblowers in the village . If it gets real bad the mount up the v blades on the heavy plow trucks , fairly uncommon though these dats. Oh and it's not uncommon to see a road grader here and there.

[@funwithguns89]

I like that blade to blade action. Look like two wanna be D6's playing in the parking lot. Lmao..love ya Chrissy, make that money buddy!

[@thespook9808]

I grew up on the Great Lakes. I sure DON'T miss snow.

[@1armedguy4]

I'd have to agree with you Eos Joe, here in the maritimes of Canada that so called pile of snow would have been pushed up there or shovelled by hand in about ten minutes no more. All relative I guess ! lol

[@MowTheLawnWithMe]

Unless you are in Halifax. This city sucks at snow removal.

[@MrRigmunkee1]

A typical winter over here on Spud Island so far. But I have pushed snow from PEI to Ont to Alberta to BC to the Yukon. People do tend to get panicky down south over a few flakes. Hell I used to walk 7.4 kms in Red Deer in the winter to get to work. I love Canada!

[@davidgenthnerjr4995]

Someone needs to wake up the transportation manager and tell him to get some bodies to move them trucks so it all can be cleaned out, lol.

[@marciam6224]

lol In Michigan, that's nothing. I'd still be wearing my flip flops. I HATE wearing shoes, socks, and/or boots.

[@nicsanta1928]

Should get a push box to put on that backhoe they make ones that you don’t even have to take the bucket off

[@mikedobson2988]

Parking lots are Gravy, try getting on the highways with crazies who think they can drive in the snow. Love your vidjas Chris, thanks

[@shawnjerome8599]

In powder that way may work,but heavy snow os what you have here,try it,front to front

[@ryanschrempp8963]

The company I work for had a 410 hoe with a 12’ pusher for snow, got use to unlocking the brakes and steering with them. Reminded me of that machine watching you guys work.

[@lesr5737]

I don't know how much money there is in snow plowing where you're at. The thing that have is the type of snow blade that you put on the skid steer loader that box blade arrangement that really works good.

[@Ironhorse41]

How you get it done with what you have - exactly!! we call it the number 8 (fencing wire) mentality just do it with what ever you have ;) cheers

[@randallwescoat9224]

Snow just plain sucks!! I plowed for 30 plus years and give up 32 accounts 3 years ago. Kept 3 to justify plow truck for my shop and parents house. Up here in NWPA, they have designated snow pile areas at convenience stores that are a friggin joke. You can usually fill them first snow event and no one wants to have it hauled out. Good job on the plowing though Chris!

[@mischef18]

Great video bro, quite enjoy snow pushing videos as we never get snow where I live.

[@seasleddoo1097]

Chris, love your channel, but ,your a hot mess! You can put the kiote on another job, just buy a 14' push box for the 310,those are big lots, your pissing into the wind, you are all about working smarter,take it from someone that has pushed snow for 40 years in the northeast!

[@hvy1ton]

You might want to look into to putting rimguard in all 4 tractor tires. That would give it some much needed weight and will be cheaper than wheel weights. If you get more snow than me for a 4th year in a row, I'm gonna find something else to do in the winter.

[@clone1landman]

Letsdig18. Lol. You dont get much snow. Wish it were like that here in new england. Love the videos. Keep em coming

[@TheBroyyy]

Catepillars up here in Virginia have bad news for you guys. Little snow to start, a lot through Jan-March, and a little at the end.

[@jpa1282]

I love long wide open lots like that we get our two wheel loaders with 12 ft box blades side by side . Moves a lot of snow in one pass

[@BornRandy62]

it is important to identify where the surface intake drains are. buried they just make a mess with ice lakes when it melts. I have seen free water flowing from under a snow pile in sub zero (f) degree outside temps.

[@farmingforfun9534]

Spin the blade around on the kubota so your pushing instead of pulling the snow, it makes it way easier

[@heithdotysadventures7824]

We got 33inc 2 weeks ago . . Here in upstate New York ( the woods). And you are whrite in saying us ppl to the north this is nothing . And yes we have a good laugh when hear about you ppl to the south getting a few inc's and it is like pandemonium. 😅😅😅😅😅. I plows for 32 hours. Deed man walking 😩😖😔😒 but the cash is worth it . 💪🖒

[@SoloTwo42]

You've had more snow then I've had to plow this year in Wisconsin. So far this year I've pretty much only done salting. -_-

[@eosjoe565]

No offense, I realize everything is relative but hearing you say 4-5 (when it looks more like 1-3) and then using words like overwhelming makes us northern folks chuckle a bit. It doesn't seem worth burning diesel fuel to scrape those tiny amounts given it will probably all be melted in a day. Like I said, it's all relative I guess. :-)

[@ZeZeBatata69]

If they are paying you, it's worth it

[@letsdig18]

We had about 5" during the video on the grass but it was melting fast on the pavement lol. But they wanted me to scrape so I scrape

[@petemason57]

@@letsdig18 At the end of the day it's a job and that's how we all make a living. Here in the UK we might get 1/2" and that causes hell lol

[@coupescuts]

Plow it before it melts!@@letsdig18

[@stephendunham9597]

@@coupescuts 😂😂😂😂

[@thisisconstruction.]

Y’all need to get a couple used pushers for the amount it’s starting to snow down there you’ll be doing it more and more often..

[@noahproblemo1257]

Not sure what your weathermen said but here in Denver they said you would get 1-2 feet of snow.

[@deereman2607]

Put a plow on the F250, 8ft pusher on the tractor, and 12ft pusher on the backhoe

[@fatbelly2438]

i used to clear the yard with a forklift and a stack of pallets

[@mandy8211]

Its supposed to be a cold and snowy winter for you all. It got down in the mid 20's at night last week, but popped back up to the 40's.

[@scottfortune9016]

Was it 60 degrees the next day? Sorry, that's normal Michigan weather too. I always look a few days out to see if I should even shovel, it just with for the weather to change enough that it melts away on its own

[@dylanruppert4547]

I'm guessing using the skid steer with tracks wouldn't have made a big difference instead of using the tractor?

[@avalon1995]

Seems to me it would be more cost effective to push that snow with one of your pickup trucks and snowplow. One man operation $$$.

[@JeffJamesoutdoors]

I live in Toronto Canada, You have more snow than we do at the moment. It is starting to snow here as I watch this video.

[@allseason1318]

How come u didn't use your box snow blade for the frunt ?