This was a tough one. Blizzard like conditions led to sleet to rain on top of the 10 inches dumped on us. The result was sopping wet heavy snow. It was a challenge for the Kubota but as always, it got the job done.
That is miserable wet snow. You certainly got the right tool for the job though. I also use the cruise control on mine and love it. Thanks for sharing!
gm 1:28 YOU KNOW HOW TO LOAD YOUR @KUBOTA :) all the videos I've seen this AM they have them the other way,they like life to be hard lol,love the action cam mount and music speakers.......
Man I think you're lucky man to have that tractor you guys got a snowblower down and I got a lawn tractor down but I shouldn't say one tractor too long tractors down I got to put the hydrostatic drive back in it and I said we got 6 in of snow so I had to go and I had to get my little long tractor and I don't even think my little long tractor is going to push that snow so thank you lucky stars you got stuff like that
Hi Roderick! Yes, I do feel very lucky to have the equipment I have. I used to break my back with a large walk behind. I needed the large walk behind because of the huge storms we would get up here. That thing used to fight me though on slopes and I feel I was doing so much work. The Kubota changed all that. I hope your situation get's better. I can't imagine having my tractor down and not be able to use it at crucial times. Good luck to you and thanks for watching and sharing your story with me.
Tractor did well handling that snow! I imagine if you had rear remotes a hydraulic top link and cylinder on your blade would make it even more versatile and faster yet... Here in Ontario we got dumped on too but thankfully no rain! still cold..
I have this same rig in Idaho at 5000 feet and sometimes we get heavy wet snow. I have found that my machine works best if I don't take full bites with the blower. Engine does not bog down and it is actually faster.
Thank Matt! I tend to do the same thing if I'm seeing the box starting to push snow out the sides. But, I see what you are saying, regardless take a little less and go a little faster.
With climate change of late most storms in Atlantic Canada follow a consistent pattern of heavy snow changing to rain that puts a strain on both the machine and operator.
Yeah that did look nasty. I don't like cold or wet so that would have been miserable without a cab. Great video! I look forward to watching more! - David
Nice… you did the “Ross Tripod move” 😉😂😂. You got it worst than we did, you got the rain we didn’t, it got colder after, it’s currently -25° C -13°F with the wind chill 🥶, going out soon to clear my driveway 🥶. Have a great one Dave, btw you must be a golfer with that Bridgestone cap 🤔😉😂👍🏻
Hi Luc, We got the rain and then it all froze last night. Miserable combination! Yes I play golf and actually for 25 years was a club professional and managed 2 courses during that span.
@@BeginnerforBSeries Nice 👍🏻, I was a member for 15yrs until 2 years ago when I stopped because of my bum knee, I might start playing more now that my knee is better…well 80%. Have a great one 🙂🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
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Hunter has seen many winters. I hope when he goes, it's in his sleep. Because putting them down is extremely difficult and heartbreaking. Excellent machine. ...