The Snow Won't Stop😱

[@CornyApache]

Till can’t stress how good you are to your workers and how they are so good to you great team!

[@robertzimmerman255]

I took a 12ft rear box blade and put a rubber blade on it and do a community with dead ends with it. Works really well for those tight appointment complexes also. It's on a JD 5075e

[@mikenoftall5930]

Where is this in Canada? How do you find the blower picking up the snow after being compacted with the tractor?

[@mikenoftall5930]

I haven’t seen anyone use this set up here on the rock, love to hear your feedback.

[@rossbrashear535]

My wife loves the snow. I don't know where you are located, but my wife wants to come see you.

[@wesreese5211]

I never see you guys salt? You have separate tractors for that? Love the set up

[@adamsadik3031]

They don’t salt

[@TheRealWilliamm]

Hello sir , you likely won’t see this but I would love to take my vacation time at my desk job to come work for you for a couple weeks . Im already salaried with a great job and I don’t need you to pay me , I just want to be part of your crew 😅 I’m a wild animal I get 18k steps per day minimum and grew up on a farm , merry Christmas !

[@gabrielvesely4177]

Snow wont stop!!That $$$ won’t stop!!!!

[@Kilzo04]

Not if you charge by the year which I know he does for some of his customers because my brother is one of them and he pays by the year

[@mikelennie2848]

I wish i had a rack for fuel cans like u have. Those are dope

[@KingKarlofSweden]

In Sweden we need to have yellow light flashing on the roof when we are out taking care of the snow.

[@koenreviews9744]

If you look closely you can see the amber light flashing on top of the operator.

[@BCain-r4k]

You should pave your parking lot

[@harrisonmartin1790]

Betcha it would be $250,000 plus . That lot is huge . Cost is absolutely ridiculous in Canada . To spend that kind of money then let 50 tractors sit on most of the winter and literally all summer . They’d be sunk down into it , causing holes and ruts . Just not something you do

[@natemarean8787]

Why spend the money?

[@120bank8]

@@harrisonmartin1790 yeah concrete would be best. but again, $$$

[@harrisonmartin1790]

@@120bank8 oh yeah , way too expensive. I have gravel drive , they nailed it with hydraulic top links . First few events , get the base packed and set. It’s no different then a paved driveway , until it thaws

[@WillllllyWonkaIII]

Yet a plow on a simple truck would do this in half the time, then if you just had a loader would take half of that lol plus it's cleaner and you use way less salt sorry not hating it's just a fact