Snowplowing in the Norwegian Mountains

📌 Jump straight to snow plowing here: 04:50
📌 Jump to scraper blade action here: 17:21
🌲 Join me for a frosty adventure as we go snowplowing in the Norwegian mountains with my trusty New Holland TS135A, 2008 tractor. Equipped with a brand-new Dalen 2120 scraper blade and a versatile SE Equipment snow bucket on the front loader.
We're set to snow plow through the winter wonderland. In this 30-minute journey, you'll get an up-close look at the challenges and thrills of snow removal in one of the world's most breathtaking landscapes. From the roar of the engine to the serene silence of snow-covered peaks, this isn't just about clearing snow; it's about embracing the heart of Norway's cold season. So grab a hot drink, settle in, and enjoy the ride!
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📌 Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Connecting eqipment
04:50 - Snowplowing!!
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[@kenh9508]

Nice tractor. I like the sound of the hydrostatic drive.

[@woodlandwrench]

Me too!

[@Rusty-Metal]

Marty T of the north! Great channel; just found it Friday. Love from America.

[@woodlandwrench]

Thank you for the kind words! Really appreciate it ❤️

[@robertrosicki9290]

Here's an unusual plowing tip for you .... Two of my grandparents were from Finland so I got the genetics that gave me green eyes and blonde hair . Along with that I'm sensitive to light , even prone to headaches and snow blindness on sunny winter days. My fix for this is good polarized sunglasses while plowing during the day . My preferred glasses are Serengetti Drivers with the polarized brownish amber lens . Way less eye strain on sunny days , better visual contrast especially on those gloomy snowy days where everything looks white on white on white . I plow in northeastern Ontario Canada and just put the plow on my truck a few days ago . Have a safe winter.

[@woodlandwrench]

Thank you for the recommendation! That's actually a brilliant idea. The sun and snow in combination with 8 hours of snow-plowing can indeed really take a toll on my eyes and head. I will check out those glasses you mentioned 😊 Thanks for the comment! And for watching of course ❤️ Edit: wish for a safe winter for you too of course! 👍❄️

[@MrFlextor]

3:37 man, if there is no warning light on and no failiure code shown in the display means, you haven´t started your New Holland 😂 I have a TS110A, but have never experienced 2 hours in a row, whithout some code or yellow light blinking. If you tacle down one source for error, another one is coming up for sure, so I get used to it and react only on gravitating issues.

[@erlingnorheim6714]

Brlliant video. Well done!

[@woodlandwrench]

Thank you for the kind words! ❤️

[@woodlandwrench]

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[@user-yt5gh1kq2g]

Hei, flotte videoer du lager. Artige å følge med på :). Bare et lite tips til når du kjører med skrape, så kan det være en fordel å kjøre med toppstaget i flyt og bare bruke trekkstengene til å justere. Sparer både foringer og slitestål og ujavne veier er lettere å få fine. Blir veldig bra resultat av det du gjør :)

[@woodlandwrench]

Takk for hyggelig kommentar, det var morro å høre! Flyt på toppstag og justere med trekkstengene har jeg ikke tenkt på før, hørtes ut som en god idè! Må teste neste gang jeg skal ut. Takk for tipset 😄❤️

[@holtenvaktmesterservice]

Flotte videoer du lager! Akkurat funnet kanalen din. Hilsen fra Hønefoss distriktet

[@woodlandwrench]

Takker så mye, det var hyggelig å høre! ❤️

[@petereckerwall9423]

Ohh, be careful using your bucket to remove snow, one friend of mine is sitting in a whelchair because of just that, me myself hit the roof but dident break my neck, just sore fore a few weeks, my other friend went thrue the windscreen, bent his loader but was alright himself in a miraculess way... It's no joke when you hit something hard under the snow faster then 2-3 km/h...Take care!! ❤🇸🇪

[@woodlandwrench]

Oh wow, that's incredibly unfortunate. Gotta drive slow for sure. My loader has float and dampening on bucket and loader arms, so when I hit something, it springs up and backward. Still have to be careful, but it helps. Thanks for sharing your experience. It's a good reminder for me and probably others reading this as well. Thanks for watching ❤️

[@fjb4932]

peterckerwall, "...me myself..." As in . . .me myself and i . . .? Modern english, scheesch . . . ☆

[@ottoneidlinger4938]

@@woodlandwrench can you show us how that works, the dampening on the loader? If you have just let us know where to look I’ll find it hopefully. Thank you sir.

[@woodlandwrench]

@@ottoneidlinger4938 I haven't covered that in any video yet, but I'll keep it in mind and try to talk about it in one of my future videos. Thanks for the suggestion! ❤️

[@highlandrab19]

Looks like the plough isnt clearing properly where the tires have compacted it. Guess if you like reversing a lot you could flip it round on its mount and push it

[@woodlandwrench]

I had the wheels on the blade adjusted to avoid scraping off excessive amounts of gravel, as the ground wasn't frozen enough to really scrape properly in this video 😊 Thanks for the comment, and for watching ❤️

[@Filje]

Are you using Hellberg earmuff? It sure look like it is. I just love mine set, such a helpfull thing. Great video!

[@woodlandwrench]

Mine are called Zekler. A friend has the Hellberg ones and they are very similar indeed, he's happy with them. And also 1/4th the price of 3M Peltor. Thanks for the comment! ❤️

[@santaloveseivind9784]

Investere i Snøfres? Fin NH, men hvordan gjør du det med service og deler nå som AK maskiner er gått konkurs?

[@woodlandwrench]

Tar service selv. Deler får jeg på økonomideler eller fra England. Vurderer å kjøpe diagnose laptop med ingeniør tilgang også, så trenger jeg ikke forhandler 😄 Men det finnes verksted for cnhi i alle fylker nå, utenom agder. Jeg bruker Ålgård Landbrukssenter hvis det trengs, de har tilgang på cnhi servere og oem deler. Edit: Jeg hadde snøfres i fjor. Solgte den og kjøpte skjær istedenfor. Skulle gjerne hatt begge deler, men kan ikke få alt man ønsker seg 😄

[@kantriman]

☃️

[@woodlandwrench]

🏂

[@vpmotors9529]

Hey, what headset are you using? Is it an active hearing aid?

[@woodlandwrench]

They are called Zekler Sonic 550. I highly recommend them. They have active hearing you can turn on and off, I rarely use that feature though. Edit: typo

[@vpmotors9529]

thank you!

[@job38four10]

I much prefer plow on front...........

[@woodlandwrench]

Agreed. But I found it helpful to have the FEL bucket for heaping up snow in lots. The scraper I have can also be used for grading roads in summer, so it's more useful to me than a dedicated front plow. Thanks for the comment! ❤️

[@fjb4932]

Pulling a plow is the equivalent of pushing a rope. The definition of inefficient. ☆

[@woodlandwrench]

Haha, like pushing a rope. I mean it works decently, but front mounted is better I have to agree with you there. But then I would lose the front loader, which is awesome for clearing parking lots and heaping up piles. Thanks for watching ❤️

[@ottoneidlinger4938]

@@woodlandwrench we all have our own way of clearing snow. What is good for might not be good for another. It’s just great seeing a young industrious man earning an honest living. Keep on keeping on!

[@woodlandwrench]

@@ottoneidlinger4938 Thank you for the kind words! ❤️