Hello sir , i have one question. I have residential snow clearing business in mississauga. Can i use this machines for 40 properties. It will be powerful? i am getting one used d170 with 455 hours on it with snow blowe attachment.
Hi Freddie, I'm working on a drama series and looking to get in contact with you regarding permissions to potentially use a section of this footage. Is there a way we could talk outside of the comment section please? Thanks
Hi Freddy, I hope you are having a beautiful week! I am a resercher, educator and journalist working on a non-profit documentary on environmental restoration. Wondering, could I have permission to use this clip in my video? Happy to provide more info - thank you!
Thank you so much for finding this annoying problem. My 2020 Toyota Highlander still under warranty. I will show this to the dealer, and ask them to fix it . Thanks again for troubleshooting this issue. Cheers
Do you have pictures and measurements of the brackets that you made? Specifically, the front bracket. How far apart are the holes for the frame and the height adjustment bar for the blower?
Thanks for the video. I was missing the brackets as well and made my own. Only issue I ran into was when the blower is lifted my steering linkage that goes to the left tire rubs on the blower frame so I may need to tweak it a little.
Used your video and made my own brackets like you. Only problem I have is I don’t think I have the right leverage angle on my lift and it lifts up hard.
Used your video to make my own brackets. I was in the exact same boat; bought a gently used 44 Snowblower for my D110 but it didn't have these 4 brackets. John Deere wanted over $300 for the brackets and bolts...uhhh no, lol. Made my own per your video and worked like a charm! Thank you for this excellent video!!!
Well folks for those who phobia about it, I assure you that no, what to be afraid of because I also had a phobia about it, I couldn't even see it now I understand the ship's propeller is doing what it was built to do just that
When I was 2 y/o my parents and grandparents and I all went to the Olympia brewery in Olympia Washington for a tour. I will never forget the loud noises and the huge machinery, including the huge copper mash tuns with the steamy smell of the cooking grains. It scared me enough to develop a phobia of being next to huge equipment especially if it’s moving.
To whoever reads this comment: Imagine you are diving there and the ship starts going in reverse. You are just about to be sucked into the propellers but manage to hold on to the rudders for dear life. Then your air pressure inside the cylinders start to approach 0 and your realize you have the choice between drowning and being shredded bythe propellers. Have a nice day and good dreams the following night.
bro its literally submecanophobia, and thallasophobia, those are the things that apply here, they are literally phobias, and root constructions, they aren't fancy.