John Deere 624k 6430 pushing snow, please read description 

most of the yards I plow are private once and a while I plow the town roads and wing back the banks

My two 6430 tractors were built and in Mannheim Germany. I like the intro as well I have alway kinda wanted to do my own intro but I think this is better. Thanks for watching.

@@TB-jj9tu I know the JD factories in Mannheim and Bruchsal. I pass the latter one each time I drive to visit my sister. Always a good moment to slow down a bit in the right lane and watch the new tractors all lined up.

I have looked at the Mannheim factory several times on google earth, impressive to see so many tractors in one place.

It was very nasty snow the next day. If I had the plow fully angled trying for a full blade it would shove the front of the tractor to the side. That was the main reason I had the chains on the loader, she didn’t care what was in front of the plow. I feel for ya though I use to plow with an ATV with a homemade plow that was permanently angled to the right. It was still better than a shovel.

Yes it I believe it was free. It is part of the GoPro app that I downloaded on my iPhone 7 to control my GoPro 6 and it also works for my new GoPro 8.

Yeah it gives a quick overview of what’s to come. Thanks for watching.

my father plows with a 3/4 ton gmc with a sander in the back and on a few of the yards he plows he does use chains on the rear. only reason I would not run chains on the front is you run the risk of damage when you are at full steering lock where the chains my come in contact with fenders, bumpers or other suspension components.

@@TB-jj9tu thanks for the reply I thought the same thing c a lot of guys w em on fronts I'll stick to rears

I love the snow just not the cold it brings with it, -14f last night when I went to bed.🥶

@@TB-jj9tu Oh hell no that's cold as fuck. Its 57° right now

I don’t worry about what people say one bit. I just think there is enough hate in this world. Hate breeds hate and as soon as there is one hateful comments then other people feed off it and add their two cents. I make videos of pushing snow around, I’m not telling people how they should plow. I’m not preaching political or religious views, I make sure I don’t even talk in my videos yet I have had people threaten to track me down. It was so bad that I was deleting twice as many hateful comments than the regular comments that I would allow. I started putting up that comments were held for approval in the description and it cut the hate in half. I put that 4 second attention sign at the beginning and there is maybe one or two hateful comments. Some people ask legitimate questions and others may want to read them so why should good people have to read through a bunch of hate and discontent. Do the keyboard heroes bother me or scare me, not one bit but when they know their efforts to belittle me will never be posted they seem to keep quiet. Those who don’t I give about two seconds of my time to block and remove them from my comments and then they are forgotten. I don’t worry about what hateful people say, I care about what my subscribers and viewers have to read.

The cedar was purchased at a lumber yard but we do have some of the softwood we harvest milled into lumber and larger timbers.

Yeah it would be nice to have more room for snow but sometimes you just have to make do with what you got. I am lucky tho, I have never run out of room for snow. If the wing on the loader doesn’t make the room I need the the snowblower I have will. The lights are not as bad as they look in the video but I am going led this summer. What really need is a light that shines on my wing but yes the loader is getting new lights.

@@TB-jj9tu get two directional led mini lights for the wing that you can mount on the eing or even do like I've seen whd get 2 3ft 230led light strips on then that will fix that issue I will try find the link

@@TB-jj9tu try these or even the smaller version on the wings these will help you see alot better my mate has a loader with wings he has two 18 inch lights like this on them and he loves it he says it like working in day light with wings lit up

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@@TB-jj9tu www.amazon.co.uk/Work-Light-Flood-Lights-Truck/dp/B07J38PDXW

Fisher is by far the most popular plow around here. I actually don’t know anyone who owns any other brand. I always have fun, even on the bad days it’s still fun.