Spectacular snow removal in Montreal

[@Nufferz1]

Thanks for the info, and for watching. It was neat to see it done.

[@pw35226]

I live near Montreal and grew up in Montreal. We have snow dumps (vacant fields) where they cart the snow to, and the trucks dump it in rows, then huge snow blowers about twice the size of the one at 4:43 blow the snow up into mountains 50-60 feet high or more. they usually finish melting around July 1st!

[@Builder99]

Good job on this video...you just can't beat a Canadian when it comes to doing this stuff...

[@Nufferz1]

Thanks a lot. They sure are good at this!

[@emman10101]

Canadians are experts at this snow removal, and Russians would probably be 2nd or 1st at it.. Depends

[@Nufferz1]

emman10101 Correct

[@raymondcote6669]

emman10101 It would be Sweden. Look at some of their videos

[@Nufferz1]

Sure, you're right. I agree with you. Thanks for watching.

[@HenrikArjen]

wow, thats quite a cool way to do it.

[@steveanderson461]

love Ontario and Quebec, only ones that remove snow like this, awsome

[@glenndwyer]

Sorry, Steve, you're wrong ...I worked for the City of St.John's, Newfoundland for 17 years and it's identical to what we do...same Equipment, Bombardiers (Sidewalk Plows) on the sidewalks to push Snow over the curb onto the street for the Front End Loaders to make the Windrow for the Snowblowers. When the trucks are loaded the snow is dumped in the St.John's harbor or Atlantic ocean. St.John's averages more snow than any other place in Canada but a close 2nd are some Towns in Quebec.

[@steveanderson461]

@@glenndwyer no, I am not wrong, I was talking about the largest cities which are in Ontario and Quebec.

[@glenndwyer]

@@steveanderson461 Well ur right about larger Cities.I also worked for the City of Red Deer for a bit...and they have no clue about a Snow Removal procedure and why I left. They leave a windrow out over night ..which is the first time I've ever seen that as it is a safety hazard. In plain English leaving the windrow out is like washing ur clothes without drying them...starting a job not finishing. They never finish leaving a row of ice and snow down the middle of the street and don't put down a salt/brine layer making it harder for snow to stick to the surface. The process that is shown in the above video is amazing as it's all coordinated and runs like a well-oiled machine. It is also fun to be in the middle of it performing some functions to add to its efficiency. In Newfoundland the winters I saw were never-ending ...makes for a long shift.

[@Nufferz1]

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure. This was a spur-of-the-moment decision to make this video. My speciality is trains. Thanks for watching.

[@raymondj8768]

great video dude i liked it you guys get some bigtime snow ha lol

[@johnzollner5179]

I like this the little one is pushing snow into plowed path of the big one

[@jimmy5F]

Where else in the world would you see a billboard saying: "Vive l'Hiver!" We can always use a little more snow!

[@Nufferz1]

Oh, I was wondering where it all goes. Thanks for the info, and for watching.

[@Shockedbywater]

Thanks for posting this.

[@Newslogger44]

I've seen the snow dump at the bottom of the former quarry off the west side of Pie IX Boulevard having the accumulated snow remain there as late as August!

[@Nufferz1]

It was fun to watch. Thanks for the comment.

[@Nufferz1]

I don't know. It was a quick decision to make this video, and I don't live in Canada. Thanks for watching.

[@Nufferz1]

Thanks much.

[@Nufferz1]

I would, but I don't live in Canada. Thanks for watching.

[@Nufferz1]

Yes, indeed it is. A good method, if you ask me. Thanks for watching.

[@G.R.V-v4g]

Great Vid. I'm guessing the night time shot was McGill College but I'm not sure about the daytime shot. Was it Crescent St.?

[@Nufferz1]

It truly is.

[@jayh1947]

Too shaky

[@baronlocal8569]

5:29 nice pink tree

[@MsAbbydo]

What is the name of the wheel loader being shown at 2:17? But otherwises really nice vid. :)

[@cac7549]

Great and beautiful video, but what I do not understand is why are people walking or driving around those big machines upthere? They should let them clean up in peace.

[@voicije]

because the snow wont stop us !!!...

[@Nufferz1]

Haha! Thanks for watching.

[@tomvana2702]

Next up, watching paint dry.

[@Nufferz1]

And after that, you can prime it and try a new color.

[@deanbrazzoni5687]

Us Canadian know how to move snow!

[@raymondcote6669]

I enjoy the snow blower videos but next time please video on the same side of the street as the blower is on. Everybody knows what a truck rolling along looks like. Thanks for your trouble.

[@raymondj8768]

im with you ray i want some close up action bro lol

[@LWSParents]

dont these people know the snow melts? i dont understand the big hurry to move it from what area of blacktop, to another.

[@Nufferz1]

Can't let it sit in the city for 4 more months

[@starlightshimmers]

The snow won't melt in freezing temperatures, it just accumulates and then it turns into ice.

[@Nufferz1]

starlightshimmers Exactly.

[@AznKei1]

Do you live in a city where it snows alot? There's a reason why schools and businesses are closed, not to mention traffic accidents.

[@mariechose]

hahaha !

[@Nufferz1]

Hey thanks for watching.

[@kgennings69]

haha, guy cruising around in the ragtop mustang.

[@Nufferz1]

Thanks for watching.

[@daveyboy_]

Stick to the traon videos . At least there youvhsve a tripod. Here Its like watching Saving Private Ryan of snow removal. When its not out of focus that is !

[@MrVarakai]

Spectacular ??????

[@zed8083]

Lol@ nowhere to put the snow, not to mention all the people get off lucky not having to shovel the end of the laneways out! Not like here in SW Ontario where it ends up in the bottom of your laneway or worse, not plowed at all. Tax payer dollars at work! What a joke! $20 says that all that snow is being dumped in the St. Lawrence, how is that environmentally sound?

[@disarm2k10]

Ontario's know it all, there's several snow deposit site, which are nowhere near the river...

[@oceandrew]

When the snow melts off the pavement and the water runs down the drains where do you think it ends up? Waste water treatment??? Bwahahaha... that's for sewage, runoff goes right into the river.

[@miketrink2111]

Urban storm sewers in southern Ontario all drain to Lake Ontario. What’s the difference.

[@mickbowen5521]

Everything you Canadians know... you learned from us, with the exception of how to please a woman. That you'll never learn.

[@Meekseek]

You're an idiot