Valentine's Day Plowing Snow~ Another BIG One?

[@arneservatius1982]

Back in the late 1940’s/50’s. Farmers plowed the roads. In Michigan snow came down 2-6/inches per hour. I walked 2 miles to highschool. They gave us all we could eat plus take home to families. I also could do 4 hrs of football practice or basketball. The walk home was the toughest. Snow was deeper and in darkness. Family loved highschool cooks sending good food home to us. Small farm families appreciated their care for poorer rural farms. I walked sometimes fore two weeks and brought meals to my family. Cooks would say what do you need and how many members. Wrapped it up pack it in my back pack and home I went. I think my mom was a little jealous of the school cooks but she was also relieved!

[@davestelling]

Growing up in Maine during the 60s and 70s, these last two snows there were a pretty typical winter for us. How times change, and I prefer the good ol' days...

[@Tbird1549]

I guess you got your truck all fixed up. Thanks for another snowy video! Stay safe and stay healthy!

[@tomvarano3283]

Not much snow here in NY. Agreed if there are snow banks it is easier to see. Remember you Bull Dog little buddy on the hood is looking out for you. Take care I am jealous of your snow it is always fun not easy but fun to me. Not everyone is built to run a overweight vehicle is bad weather. I also like the fact that you don’t deal with much vehicle traffic. Have you seen any moose this year?

[@terrystark2433]

Just a suggestion Jim.... Have you ever thought of couple of used cutting edges bolted to the back side of the rubber flap on your one-way plow .... Extra weight may help eliminate snow coming over the front 😕

[@OutBackSmallEngine]

This sure has been a winter to remember. Glad I got out of the snow business. The long shifts, gallons of coffee catching naps In the truck. It's a young man job.

[@brianwilliams6113]

Love watching your plow videos. A tip from down south, I carry a kitchen broom with me behind the seat. It’s a lot easier for clearing your lights than trying to climb around the box spreader.

[@АлексейТепечин]

Удачи и успехов вам в нелёгкой работе, будьте здоровы, всем добра и счастья. 👍👍👍🤝

[@paulbennett9002]

Good to have the windrows on the side of the road helps alot : another great video buddy !!

[@Strangroadracing]

It’s been a crazy storm

[@terrystark2433]

Watched you plowing your yard with the Bobcat skidsteer..... Not your first rodeo on that baby 😊 . .

[@rollingcoal9500]

In this day and age anything is considered a word. I would Wung it and keep on trucking 👍👍

[@peewee.3138]

I have some friends down there from Bathurst NB with four big loaders with blowers helping out.

[@CatlinFredericks]

You guys need the yellow headlights they cut threw the snow

[@meporter69]

Is that a permanent engine light on that Mack?

[@nickknee3515]

You guys have been getting wacked over there eh? All the big storms have just been skirting by us here in Maine, everybody in New York, Massachusetts, and Nova Scotia have been good snow.

[@OutBackSmallEngine]

Pushing back the bankins. 😂😅

[@hotrodhunk7389]

That's what she said

[@michealwhynot]

That word Wong the banks back was always a word my dad always said so I think it's a word

[@devinjames9168]

Where abouts in ns are ya

[@davestelling]

Pictou county... God's country...!

[@AbderrahmaneSadek-py9us]

I would like to join your team

[@DLKHAY]

Wang might just be a Pictou County word, pushed back is the term in Antigonish

[@OutBackSmallEngine]

Old weedman truck. 😂

[@randyfarris775]

Probably good you didn't get what was called for. Was a pretty narrow band for the deep stuff. Did the road where the contractors were working fill in?

[@arneservatius1982]

Put your satellite drive in your trucks!! It’s inexpensive and accurate to 4 inches left or right’ you can drive in white out conditions!! Get you home safe. Won’t hit any buried vehicles! Michigan loves it so does northern Canada. Contract 16 weeks per season! You guys are pathetic! I’m 77 yrs old and have sat. On my tractor snow blower.