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The weather man is calling for a good storm in a few days and I wanted to push back the narrow drive way in this video. It is much steeper than it looks and it is a driveway my dad plows with a 3/4 ton pick up. The road it self only had 1-2 inches of snow on it all I wanted to move was the banks on the side. The job was done free of charge it was just to help out my dad and make it easier for him. I was in no hurry.
Due to the amount of rude and disrespectful comments that I had to remove from the last video all comments from this video on will need to be approved. Subscribers are always welcome, trolls will be released back into the woods.

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@Mike-tg8gl 5 лет назад

That looks like an awesome machine. It’s very nice of you to do this for your father. I bet he will be very happy that you did this for him. Looks like you had a good time doing it.

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

I always have fun running equipment.

@brianberry161 4 года назад

Greetings from NH. What a great set up!! I love it.

@DaveInCanada081 5 лет назад

Man, a loader is the absolute best snow machine...Period!

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

It’s definitely nice to sit up high and be able to see all of the plow, much better than a truck.

@Mike44460 5 лет назад

Ah, TB, Now this machine will out do my 1025R, with out a doubt. Check out the videos of Donner Pass, them guys keep the trains moving no matter what.

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

I have seen some similar videos, I like the Yellostone National Park getting plowed out by a grader with a vee plow being pulled by two bulldozers.

@MrBrute650 5 лет назад

Nice setup! Looks like you're going to need it this weekend. I actually work for Craig Manufacturing where the plow gear was made and it's nice to see it in action.

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

I bought this loader last year from Nortrax and it was shipped to the New Brunswick shop in Hartland to have the plow and wing installed. Craig MFG did a great job. I was able to look at my loader through JD Link and I could tell when the loader was running and where it was in the yard or garage. You guys make a great product, thanks.

@frankekasjr8671 4 года назад

Nice set up. Everything in plain view. I'm sure Dad says Thanks.

@mykecollins3255 5 лет назад

Nice outfit..nice job..nice video. Thank you for sharing. Take care.

@SFJonesBand 5 лет назад

So... beautiful setup. Love your skidder videos too. I also live in western Maine. And also have a skidder.... and also live near Bethel. If you happen to be just a bit south of Bethel, you might be able to hear the Detroit in my skidder ?

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

I’m north of Bethel but I’m surprised I can’t hear your Detroit, those things scream. Is it a Timberjack?

@SFJonesBand 5 лет назад

Yup... it’s an early 70’s TJ 225. I go to sea for a living... but dub around cutting view lots, and other small logging jobs when I’m home. Send me an email if you care too... jj.schief@gmail.com.

@hengoppned1235 5 лет назад

Nice i drives a Volvo l120 last year with no chain and i wish i had those chains back then

@Ramboy2007 5 лет назад

Moved it like butter. Nice settup.

@KyleMorpheus 5 лет назад

Badass chains

@mentholman3201 5 лет назад

Another sweet vid!

@justinturner5953 5 лет назад

That will come in handy this weekend as we get buried up here. I'm in maine also.

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

Yeah I keep hearing 18 inches for my area. All we can do is wait and see.

@johntoothman4888 4 года назад

How's the loader at pushing snow? Ya, always help Dad out free of charge!!!

@TB-jj9tu 4 года назад

With the studded ice chains on all four tires that loader is a beast. I think I have only used the front dif lock once. Love it, couldn’t be happier with that setup.

@johntoothman4888 4 года назад

@@TB-jj9tu I've run loader but never got to push snow with one. Used a D6 or D8 for the snow. Looks like you take care of your stuff!! Nice equipment!!

@TB-jj9tu 4 года назад

I am one of the very few people who actually keeps a John Deere 548E grapple skidder under cover. Take care of equipment and it will take care of you.

@johntoothman4888 4 года назад

@@TB-jj9tu They cost too much not to take care of them. I always wash mine and in the shop. Grease, oil change, fuel filter all that gets done.

@dale1084 5 лет назад

Awesome video. It looks like you've done that road once before already. There is very little snow in the ground here along the coast, sounds like that's all going to change this weekend 😁👍

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

Yeah it was pushed back once already but knowing how much this next storm could drop I just want be ready.

@dale1084 5 лет назад

I don't blame you at all. Hopefully you can get some good video as well

@genezehring5170 5 лет назад

Looks like you are being a good neighbor by using your own equipment to keep the rural roads around you plowed. Is this correct? How many road miles do you plow? Your neighbors should be thankful.

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

Yes! The work done in this video was free for the landowner and the town. I don’t really plow any of the town roads. My dad does that with a town truck. If he is not around and we get a storm I’ll plow the roads, that happens every once in a blue moon. If I am out with the loader cleaning yards and the banks on town roads are getting high ill wing them back just for fun.

@robertmintz63 3 года назад

I love your discrimination, especially the last paragraph

@martinbelzile 5 лет назад

Tres beau set up

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching

@allied1394 5 лет назад

As long as the old 6.0 power stroke starts I’m good I’d say I got a 50 50 shot haha

@bogdonkey2858 5 лет назад

Great video!!

@allied1394 5 лет назад

Yeah we are running around trying to get ready first real snow for us down here but they keep going back and forth

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

yup, all you can do is wait for it to happen and hope your ready

@trentelswick7673 5 лет назад

Folks, this is HOW you plow snow. NOT with pickup trucks. Use equipment, such as a walk behind snow blower, compact tractor, big tractor, or construction equipment. Even class 8 trucks with plows get stressed out.

@Briebabcock8052 4 года назад

Well you have a decent point, but class 6-8 trucks where meant to be multi purpose and take a beating. What really wears down the trucks is too many operators use the trucks and hardly any of them clean out the interiors, barely do half the job spraying the salt sand mixture so they end up rusting out, and then the plow and harness get really beat to hell and back when you've got clueless operators who don't lube the friction points, so they bind up, then there are the ones who bend the harnesses. And this even goes for machinery such as this loader.

@danne77sthlm 5 лет назад

That looks really clever that second blade you have there! Never seen that before so I am very curios about it, can you lift it straight up with the loader arms as well all the way up, when moving the snow etc?

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

Yup it’s called benching. I can hold the side wing up 30 inches with the front blade still on the ground and up to 48 inches level if I left the front blade off the ground. I can move the loader arms and the wing is flexible to move with them.

@danne77sthlm 5 лет назад

@@TB-jj9tu Thanks for answering me:)

@leslewis687 5 лет назад

THOSE ARE SOME MEAN LOOLING CHAINS!!! DO YOU KNOW WERE THEY ARE MADE?? WE HAVE A COMPANY HERE IN PUEBLO CO THAT MAKES THOSE KIND OF CHAINS AND MAYBE THEY COME FROM HERE??

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

I think they are either made here in Maine or Canada. The company that manufacturers them is a sister company based here in Maine.

@KevinMBean 5 лет назад

Cool setup! Those tire chains are crazy! Do you always plow with them on?

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

No, I usually try to plow without chains. Lately we have gotten some rain that iced everything over. If I have to travel on bare pavement they cause the loader to shake if I go over 10mph. They also leave some deep marks on pavement.

@steverohe3954 5 лет назад

No more sliding around.

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

Those chains leave marks on pavement, you can tell everywhere I go.

@JoshC-mm9fo 5 лет назад

Stuck the sliding around was the funny part for me when i watched that video. Don't worry i was concerned you might end up in the ditch mouse lol.

@MrBen4460 5 лет назад

Nice setup. Do you use those everblade heated wiper blades on loaders or trucks?

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

No, but I was just looking at them the other day.

@erichodges6066 4 года назад

It is in USA or ?.

@TB-jj9tu 4 года назад

Yes, northeast US. Thanks for watching

@letitsnow275 5 лет назад

What state are you located in , I’m guessing Maine???? Enjoy the snow.

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

Yup, I’m in Maine

@deerejohn4664 5 лет назад

Nice Deere! What part of Maine are you in?

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

Western Maine near Bethel

@deerejohn4664 5 лет назад

TB my wife is from Greenville ME. I love Maine! We vacation there every year. I enjoy your videos, keep them coming! Thanks

@trulysurprised-bk7cy 5 лет назад

I used to have use of a house in Jackman

@JoshC-mm9fo 5 лет назад

Dude that's a nice set-up you got there. Me and stuck should come help ya even tho I don't like snow lol. Plus releasing trolls back in the woods sounds fun lol. How the heck do people leave fucked up comments on videos like this is beyond me. Keep up the cool videos man just dont run over someones foot with them chains lol.

@TB-jj9tu 5 лет назад

Those are my troll chains. 🤪

@JoshC-mm9fo 5 лет назад

@@TB-jj9tu well I'm on my way then but I'll be looking like i just came from Antarctic when I get there 😂