SNOWRATOR IN ACTION

SNOWRATOR
L&L LAWN SERVICE

[@bigtylo1]

Bro you need 12 to 18 inches of snow regularly to justify the cost of that machine JS 🤷🏾‍♂️ it's hella nice doe

[@mrarevels1]

Bro I am glad I found your channel. I am down the road from you. I am looking at getting a snowrator.

[@lllawnservice1587]

That's what's up. Thanks for checking me out. I see you do the drone photography. I sub to your channel. You got some great footage. keep up the good work.

[@jeffselchow5719]

That is a Cool Tool, 1 thing that BOSS maybe should have included, and maybe it is an option now, is a 'Float' position to the blade, that would reduce some of the Hard Scraping, just my opinion.

[@lllawnservice1587]

They do have the float on it, I just wasn't sure I was all the way in float mode. it was my first time using it and I just wasn't using it. check out one of my new videos using it, different story. Thanks for checking me out.

[@jeffselchow5719]

@@lllawnservice1587 I did look at BOSS KZbin and did see them demo Float. Thanks for Reply.

[@Frompushmowertoprofits]

Nice L! Keep doing your thing.

[@ZJIGGA]

That thing looks like a lot of fun! I need one of them!

[@lllawnservice1587]

it makes the job more enjoyable, that's for sure

[@rhettabney2838]

Rhett

[@joecale9735]

Use the float mode buddy, this will allow the plow to follow the grounds.

[@lllawnservice1587]

yeah, that first time was me learning but now I'm a pro at it. Thanks for checking me out.

[@rhettabney2838]

Rhett

[@turdsandwicher]

It's a neat machine! What do you put in the brine tank? Just ice melter salt mixed with water?

[@pineappleboi27]

Any type of liquid deicer. Yes a salt and water mix is very common but it has to be a lot of salt to actually be considered ‘brine’

[@user-ob5qt4yq2i]

Nice job

[@lllawnservice1587]

first time on it sorry so slow thanks for watching

[@powelloutdoorservicesllc5024]

Whenever it does know you'll be.. Invest in yourself💪🏿

[@deadthem]

Do you know if a 6' blade can be fitted on this? Or even a 5' blade?

[@lllawnservice1587]

not sure but now you got me curious

[@deadthem]

@lllawnservice1587 I appreciate your response. What's the biggest lot you've cleared with this? I've got a 10 car lot. Think it can handle it?

[@lllawnservice1587]

Oh yeah it can, on problem.@@deadthem

[@lllawnservice1587]

when you looked at that video, it was my first time using the snow rator. I was slow just trying to get use to it, plus its fun

[@leeprocorp8441]

When you plowing put it in float

[@ericred8124]

Cool enough machine but I feel like that amount of snow and that driveway could be done in 5 mins with a wide push shovel.

[@lllawnservice1587]

And your right. It could. That was me just me getting my practice on for the first time it snowed. I didnt even know to put it in float mode yet..lol but like i said your right. thanks

[@lllawnservice1587]

Its a cool machine but I think for this area its not gonna be a good investment on my part due to us not getting that much snow. it only snowed twice so far and one more month of winter

[@rhettabney2838]

Rhett

[@birdwatcher1692]

It took 6 and a half minutes before you did anything! Less talk and more action is needed.

[@lllawnservice1587]

First time on it.Didnt even use the float, much better now. Thanks for checking me out

[@user-ob5qt4yq2i]

That’s 3inches

[@lllawnservice1587]

thanks for watching. sorry i was so slow. First time using it..

[@richscott2952]

My feet are cold

[@lllawnservice1587]

LOL... not in those boots I have on. Thanks for checking me out.

[@leeprocorp8441]

Push the controller all the way forward

[@lllawnservice1587]

Thanks for the tip as you can tell im still learning to use it.

[@leeprocorp8441]

@@lllawnservice1587 Yes sirr you’re going to love it. Always plow in float mode to prevent heavy wear on your cutting edge

[@lllawnservice1587]

Just went to my garage to push the controller all the way down...lol I was wondering about the flot mode. Thanks for telling me cause I didn't know it went down in that position. Well i'll be dam.. I guess I will get to do it tomorrow on a few driveways I got on the schedule. Thanks again

[@leeprocorp8441]

@@lllawnservice1587 Yes sir you’re welcome

[@noahjohnson485]

Hopefully over the last year you actually learned how to operate. Like watching turtles f

[@lllawnservice1587]

Yeah, when I look back at it, I was slow and terrible. But it was my first time. I got things all figured out now, Thanks for checking me out

[@pbm7715]

I have $500 tjat says I can clean that driveway faster with a 22 inch Toro flapper-type snow blower.

[@lllawnservice1587]

It is slower than most snow machines out there but remember im still trying to get use to it. For a beginner on this machine my video did not do any justice

[@bkalldaybkallday8296]

Man u should be really proud of yourself

[@biged90012]

You have to also remember that my trace commercial jobs pay out $130/hr to use this machine. So.....

[@AT-ot7nu]

its useless too small , shovel will be faster

[@lllawnservice1587]

You Right, its not that much snow but who likes to shovel? I will take easy/less stress on my body, slower and not have a heart attack over faster any day. Im not a young guy anymore lol. Thanks for checking me out.

[@pbm7715]

This thing was ovbiously made by somebody that never had to use it or else he would have put a steering wheel on it. That zero turn garbage is pokey slow and impossible to control in tight conditions.