Nice to finally see someone who knows how to go about clearing snow. You are very consistent in what you do. Your not all over the place wasteing time and fuel. You have a plan and you stick to it and get the job done.
What a beautiful sight! The snow is so very pretty. Your machine handles the snow so very easily, and it is a pleasure to watch you dance with the BX. Thank you!
A number of years ago, our local weather reports were forecasting a big snow storm to hit northeast Iowa. They were calling for this big event nearly 2 weeks out in front of it, and they weren't backing away from it. A day or so before the big event, one local weather guesser was predicting that the storm was likely to miss our area entirely. He said that at most we might see an inch or so. We got 15. He never lived that down. Good job again Luc. Thanks for sharing.
This video showed up and again I enjoyed watching it again as I did 9 months ago. I ordered my tractor with the same tires as you have and they delivered it with the turf tires. The sales guy said he was out of the AG tires but would call me when they came in. I have them now and like them much better and he gave me a free cutting bar for my FEL for the inconvenience. I talked about a rear blade but have decided to put a deluxe hard cab with Heat and AC instead. I'm pushing 70 and the wife said why be cold if you don't have to. My drive is gravel so I use the FEL with Edge Tamers and they do a fantastic job. Hoping for a good amount of snow up here in Northern Michigan
Hi there, nice to see you back 👍🏻. I love my tires also 👍🏻. Congrats on getting the cab I’m pretty sure you’re going to enjoy it. Having the edge tamers is a good idea especially with a gravel driveway. Thanks for watching and have a Merry Christmas, stay safe 🎅🏻🎄🙋🏼♂️🙂👍🏻
Good evening Sir, They often miss off the weather prediction this year I found 😤😒 Great video tractor snowblower therapy, I love to ear that humming sound produce from the snowblower 😉👌 Yes in deed it is a great snowblower 👌😉 Now I know in witch region that you live ( Kubota service truck 😉👌 ) and I'm very happy that you had great service Sir and watch out for that cold snap after the rains tonight and windy and gusty condition all week Sir Cheers !!!
Very anxious to get my BX2880... Next week... I already have a L4740 at my other property, but not possible to bring it home every winter storm... Nice video!
Wonderful job! I love seeing you using that rear blade in different positions and even pushing backwards. 👍 You don’t see that much on RU-vid, I’m a big fan of rear blades for all kinds of jobs. You sure live in a snow plowing paradise!
Thanks Ben 👍🏻, winter has caught up to us, got another 6” yesterday, I’m not complaining, I got the equipment to take care of it. I do not regret getting that rear blade, just love it. Have a good week Ben 👍🏻
I was thinking the same, looking for buying my first small tractor here in Québec, now I got the better idea of model and configuration, the larger blower in the front to be able to change the direction of blowing all the time and the rear blade making a perfect glass street, thanks!
Good morning I have a BX23S and I had about 20 leaks in my hydraulics I had the service guy fix a few of them but they used teflon tape and that won't work. I have fixed the rest using pipe dope.Cheers
That is a healthy snowfall and certainly would be a surprise if you went to bed expecting 1-2”. Your snow piles are getting big, we’re in the middle of a thaw for a couple weeks and I’m thankful for the reprieve. But it sure made a great video! Take care.
28cm is nothing for that Orange beast of a blower. It really blows the snow 7meters easily. The back blade really scrapes it down. I'm so impressed with the power of your BX2380, it's a really work horse. I can't wait to see how she does with say 56cm. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, we miss that one here! We got 3-4 inches... of wet snow. I would have prefered the thicker dry snow. That is amazing how much snow you can remove with the back blade once you have cleared with the snowblower. I am afraid I will get a very slushy driveway this spring. It hasn't melt much up to now and the packed snow is just accumulating. I've got a good 4 inches of packed snow. Good for one thing, it does not provide a good base for freezing ice. Thanks Luc!
J'oubliais! Quand je demeurais dans la montagne, on avait des bonnes accumulations de neige, un peu comme chez vous. Les bancs de neige étaient vraiment hauts. Pour éviter que mon entrée soit bloquée par un banc de neige très haut, je déneigeais un bon 50 pieds avant mon entrée. Soit avec mon souffleur ou bien la pelle. Le but était de faire une éclaircie où la déneigeuse vidait sa pelle avant mon entrée. De cette façon, mon entrée n'était jamais bloquée. Question de sécurité... ou bien parce que j'étais trop paresseux pour déneiger le matin avant de partir travailler! Lol! À plus!
À retenir pour l’hiver prochain 👍🏻. Les années passées la charrue passait toujours l’autre côté de la rue en premier donc mon banc de neige était toujours plus petit mais maintenant c’est qui a le gros banc de neige...and I like it 😂👍🏻. Salut Joe 👍🏻
My driveway has never been so clean, I’ve always had a thick base and when spring time would come water would passe under the garage door and I would always have to do a trench with a pic ⛏ to divert the flow, won’t happen this year 🙂 thanks to my rear blade 👍🏻 Bonne soirée
No no. NO, turn to the left and point down, so you don't undo your work. When your clearing on the left side and pointing to the right, all the snow is going back onto the road..
@@OrangeismyNewGreen It's a "snowpocalypse" if we get more than 6 inches of accumulation. Normal to get 2-3" once or twice per winter. We seem to be getting ice or sleet storms more often than we used to. I'll take 10" of snow, but I hate the 1/2" ice storms we sometimes get.
Pretty common problem with those Kubotas. My buddy has a 2380 that he bought new. That quick connector has leaked since day one. I just happened to be there once while the service guy was there and asked him when he planned on moving in cause he was there so much. He didn’t find that as funny as I did. (Not just for the quick connect) There we’re a few other issues too that are now ironed out ….. I think. Nice video by the way. Thanks for sharing and have a Happy New Year!
Thanks Scott 👍🏻, yes my leaky quick connect was a pain but it’s been fixed and touch wood 🪵 no issues since 🤞🏻. Thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you and your family 🍾🎊🙋🏼♂️🙂👍🏻
All good, this video was last winter, video #94 is actually me removing the snow of the roofs a couple of weeks ago👍🏻. Thanks for watching and have a great one 🙂🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
What's up with you Canadians and those damn flashers? You and GP Outdoors - I think the Canadian Kubota's have the ignition switch wired in with the flashers - every time you guys are on the tractors, the flashers are just blinking away, lol.
We have a used snow blower, works great but when someone else had it they put another part on it and it helps get the snow away from the blower before the wind takes it. I did post a video on my channel if you would like to take a look. I have a cab on the tractor now but with an open station it might come in handy, thank you.
Awesome video and I just love moving and plowing snow. I was happy last Wednesday when we received about 9 or 10 inches and if it wasn't for the fact that it was wet heavy snow it would of been deeper and easier to move. I believe that opening shot could of been used for for of the mushy old Hallmark movies my wife loves to watch. I only have the little BX 1880 (Brand New) and would sure like to try that rear blade. Is that the smallest one from land pride?
😂 Hallmark movies 😂 good one... Landpride has the RB05 series in 48” and 60”, not as heavy as the RB15 series, checkout “Kevin has a Kubota” he has the RB0560 👍🏻. Thanks for watching, take care, Luc
@@OrangeismyNewGreen i watch a video a guy did a cab installed i think he said it cost like $3,000 with heat and with a wiper motor . and that up to you if the blowing snow don't bother you i wouldn't get a cab . for me i don't like the cold like i used to i guess I'm getting old in my 50's
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Binghamton New York , my friend lives in Newark Valley. They got 44” that’s 15 miles to my north east. I have a plow on my Grizzly. Hahaha The Snow blower was a slow going but worked well . I have two dachshunds there chest is only 3” off the ground. Have to clean a zone for them . I was floored when I woke up to that much snow. I keep a shovel on my deck now in the winter so I can shovel a path to the Garage if I have to.
Wow you are so lucky with that snow I was skiing in the sunshine yesterday wishing for some snow and then I check youtube and there you are playing in the snow again...by the way are you leaking much hydraulic fluid from those connections let me know I only have 27 hrs on mine but there seems to be a small amount of fluid resting on that plate after use trying to pin it down to a specific one take care
I’m at 28hrs. I also had a small amount resting on the plate but then I started noticing it on the floor, it would follow the hard lines underneath. Even the tech couldn’t pin point the one leaking that’s why he replaced all 4. To be continued... Thanks for watching Pat 👍🏻
Wow you have a lot of snow on the ground, where are you located? I live in Northern Montana and we get some decent snow falls but there isnt normally that much on the ground here were i live. Great video and thanks for sharing.
I’m located in Quebec, Canada. We usually get a good amount of snow every year. Doesn’t bother me, I got the right equipment to take care of it 😉👍🏻. Thanks for watching Michael and have a great week 🙋🏼♂️🙂👍🏻
All you need to complete your kit is the Curtis cab with heater. This is great comfort, especially on windy days. For my part, what I miss is the rear blade. However, I have a gravel road, so I'm not sure if it would perform as well. Does the rear blade float, or can you put downward pressure on it?
Hi Claude, I have skid shoes for the rear blade, I usually keep them on until I have a good base but this year with the snow then rain it kinda complicated things so I had to remove them for my first use this year. You’ll see in my next video. As for downward pressure you are limited with the 3 point hitch but I manage 👍🏻. Thanks for stopping by and have a great week 👍🏻🙋🏼♂️🙂 Oh and a Curtis cab is on my wish list with Santa 😉😂
I picked up a 2380 over summer and got that same landpride blade, i was so happy with it when 6-10” fell, then another 15” fell and had to plow in reverse, it got job done, but when you got 3’ of snow lining driveway I had to use bucket to move snow back or the blade just pushed my ass end sideways. Definitely need to invest in a front mounted blade. Do you have asphalt drive? Wondering how that blower would work on gravel?
Congrats on the 2380 👍🏻. 3’ now that’s a huge snowfall 😳. I have a gravel driveway and the blower is great, I added the skid shoes on the rear blade and keep them on for the first couple of snowfall so I can get a good base, once I do I remove them, I also keep the blower skid shoes at the first setting just before flush. Thanks for watching 👍🏻
No complaints whatsoever, very satisfied 👍🏻. I’m not sure the 26 will give you that much more, you’ll still have the same lift capacity. It might struggle less with the blower and wet snow but I haven’t had any issues. I did have a leak with the swift tach but that’s all been resolved with the last fix where they replaced the bottom portion of that connection. Good luck Neal, don’t hesitate if you have other questions 🙋🏼♂️🙂👍🏻
My skid shoes aren’t at the lowest setting because I have a gravel driveway, I like leaving a good base. Thanks for watching and have a great week 🙂🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
Does not throw snow far enough. Should be at least 50' which this is way short of. Also this Kubota is leaving over 1" of snow layer which freezes into ice.
There’s a technique to my madness 😉😂, I like blowing the snow in the same area near the ditch 🤷🏼♂️. Thanks for watching and have a great week 🙂🙋🏼♂️👍🏻