The chaos after the storm.

[@triciaacevedo3582]

I love watching these snow plow videos. Love Sadie taking a snow bath daily!

[@plowbrothers365]

Get ready for more of it!

[@Pompomgrenade]

Amazing how you can keep a machine from flipping over by puckering up 😘 ... Combined with a little silent prayer😂.. It builds wisdom, in time!

[@robynidyllwild6755]

Ask Karen where she bought that boot warmer. Give Tony Hell for me! 🤣

[@GrumpyForester]

Great video! Love watching the snow plowing and Sadie's Snow Rolls; it looks like you may have some more content opportunity coming up this weekend with your Winter Storm Warning... ...that steep driveway was AMAZING for snow country; I bet it's pucker factor x 2 when it gets icy...

[@GregPrince-io1cb]

Glad to see you guys back in action! Have a few of your lead guys shoot some video shorts for you to splice in.... What they do is part of the whole shebang! Make it while ya can, love seeing the hounds!!

[@JamesWoodTN]

It is so beautiful up there.

[@plowbrothers365]

Yes, it is

[@lindaconners1]

When I plowed in Mammoth back in the 80’s I used block heaters in my loader and Mercedes to get them started. Dropping the bucket stopped any chance of tipping over. Your equipment today is so much better. Love Sadie doing her morning rolls, my Golden used to do that. Love your Pups and your work videos. ❤ Linda Loader

[@CynthiaVicario]

Your son Owen is funny with his honest response based on his depth of knowledge . Good for him !💪🏽 He’s building up some amazing skills sets and it’s inspiring to see a young man working hard physical labor during the winter and throughout the seasons in Mammoth . We need youth viewing Owen working hard and getting it done. Ive seen your previous videos and it’s refreshing to see a father son team. Great job raising your son ! .💪🏽🙏❄️🏔️

[@rainmaker3700]

Jerry's lose their minds after the first snowstorm. LOL

[@JanisLC]

Congrats on your first snow ! Glad to see Sadie getting her roll on 😊 Can’t wait to see some more snow days !

[@robinhand7882]

Luv watching your videos with snow

[@renicostareni2313]

❤🇺🇸🙋👏Ben, the most thing I do enjoy heard from you is: "It's a beautiful day" for me you is like:"You are always happy = working👏🚜👏

[@Explorerchic73]

Miss Mammoth! Figures this would come in after my assignment was done at the hospital..all i got was ice

[@lizardheadful]

Easy peazy! Great job!

[@nikkicheshier1791]

Yay first snow hope you have a great year👏

[@terrywhite5455]

Happy New Year! Yeah!

[@francisdelaney2228]

Our work truck has the same issue with the truck gets warmed up. You might have your mechanic check the bulkhead (that's what our Freightliner calls it) it's like a master board. Hopefully, this is useful information.

[@plowbrothers365]

Ya we think it’s in the plug for the ECU or another electrical plug

[@briane173]

11:54 Sounds like the Mountain was firing off its Howitzers already. Hard to imagine them doing avalanche control this soon after the first good dump.

[@plowbrothers365]

Oh they were

[@kenhoughton7659]

I had a Mercedes diesel once that would start when it was cold, but after it ran a while and got warm, it would not restart. If I waited until it cooled down, it would start. Problem was with the coils in the starter expanding and contracting in cold/ hot cycle. New starter fixed problem

[@SuziPoozi]

I used to work at a parts store for a long time and your issue sounds familiar, but its been so long that I can't think of what it might be. Without seeing what happens when you try to start it, I'm leaning towards a solenoid or other part might be close to part of the engine that gets hot and overheats the part so it won't work until it cools off. If that's the case, you can make a heat shield to protect the part. Moisture or vacuum leaks are always a possibility as well, cleaning the engine would expose vacuum leaks if built up grease was protecting it. Also, pressure washing can tear up brittle vacuum lines or work connections loose. I would put some of the vehicle stats and the symptoms into Google and see if there are any discussion boards about it. Sometimes it is a chronic issue/mfgs. defect with all of the rigs that are that model and people will swap solutions in those posts. I've found some great info doing that. Hope it helps. 🙂

[@D62121]

Do you put additives in the fuel?????

[@franklincheney3653]

Mammoth with the whitest snow, and the bluest sky! LA, not so much!

[@chuckychuck]

Does the brown bears roam during the winter time?? I get a little for the dogs, I'm a dog person, that's all.

[@1calzam1]

Where’s your Bro? Haven’t seen or heard him in your vids lately!

[@mechanictaft4848]

Kinda weird way high in mountains of east tn we stopped using posts and piers 20 sumthin years ago use i-beams then that new place they canterlever end for end full length 60 sumthin feet and build deck on top no post = more parking no replace beams just look up black bear ridge look at cabins side of mountains huge drop on rear and sometimes front the you will see how we did it

[@rainmaker3700]

Friendly advice, get your ECN #'s on your machines before the State fines you and even shuts you down. The fines can be cumulative.

[@hughstephenson2957]

I betcha its the starter.. have a old skid steer that did the same thing and had the starter rebuilt and that solved it

[@briane173]

4:35 They always tell you, whether you're driving a manual OR automatic, when you're in snow or ice you put it in 2nd gear and leave it - and only give it enough throttle to start it moving, ever so slowly. OTOH, if you're driving a rear-wheel drive, may god have mercy on your soul. If you don't have chains you're done before you start. FWD or 4WD is preferred in this stuff; but if you've got RWD, put your chains on straight away before you even get out on the road -- and keep it in 2nd gear at all times especially in stop-and-go traffic.

[@AJwoodway]

We moved to ne Pennsylvania from Florida a few years ago. We got a foot of snow and i still had Florida plates on my car. No one would get within 50 feet of me. I grew up where it snowed so no biggie. At least I wasn’t that goober that couldn’t go. 😆😆😆

[@plowbrothers365]

🤣

[@plowbrothers365]

That’s kind of like having California plates in Idaho

[@AJwoodway]

Yall are on our list to visit on our big trip. My wife didnt get to see our beautiful country growing up. Ive taken her to most of our eastern half and the west is next. Cant wait for her to see the Pacific and yalls mountains.

[@plowbrothers365]

@@AJwoodway will be here waiting for you

[@aceyorba]

Hopefully the Chinese skid steers came with a good warranty. I have no faith in Chinese made products.

[@Backtothecryptoverse]

No cars…no money

[@Pompomgrenade]

Dielectric grease in connectors that are otherwise building ice? Glow plugs? Water, condensing in fuel? 💩No problem🏁 minor hurdle... In town traffic is the biggest turtle 🐢 soup 🪄

[@funtyes1970]

i think this time last year there was a lot more snow.

[@plowbrothers365]

Oh ya a lot more

[@Barblessfishing]

Do you think the snow is going to be as deep as last season?

[@plowbrothers365]

Only time will tell

[@woodyWoodTimber]

still nothing here in Montreal Quebec i am 47 first time i notice that in Montreal

[@plowbrothers365]

You’ll get it it’s headed your way

[@PyroStar-rf3dk]

Do you guys ever use salt ?

[@plowbrothers365]

Oh yes we do

[@JoeD.294.]

People just don't get the basics of driving in the snow. They use the throttle and the brakes as if they're on dry pavement.

[@plowbrothers365]

100%

[@mainairmik996]

Water in diesel

[@Grafbuzz]

Wonder what he pays his guys

[@plowbrothers365]

Very well

[@gobbletegook]

@@plowbrothers365 Thats why you said moral was good!

[@Pompomgrenade]

You can almost feel the energy... Workers want to push back against the snow, The boss gets to push back against the cost of tool investment🤑 LET'S GO ❄️🏔️❄️☃️❄️

[@plowbrothers365]

Boom