Larue 7060 & D65 - Big Snow Removal Operation at night - Memory of 2022 [4K] 

Not at all. Very very routine work. The job of the sidewalk tractor during this type of operation is make sidewalk safe from inner edge to outer edge against potential ice build-ups when mercury drops down to -40 with wind chill factor at play

When living in Montreal, I have seen the sidewalk cleaned with snow pushed to the street, the main plow passed. Back then they were using the larges graders to clean the streets.

we generally start operations at 15cm and it takes around 2-4 days for the city to be clean and yes we keep working even if it continues to snow

Evidence points to yes

It is

Yep, final warning before one of the on duty tow truck come pick it up.

thanks for asking the question for me : )

Average of 82.5 inch par year. Can get 1 to more than 15 inch par night on a good week

@@MontrealTruckSpotting 😱😱 quick conversion..... It's more than 2 Meter of snow.... Holy moly, we're closer to a foot now...... Normally we have 1,5-2,5' in winter, but this year it's late, and have been more rain than snow.....

Great video!

@@peter-fuppe-fuchs Montreal's location is surrounded by river and lots of pocket lake around that area. It is very snowy in general.

If they can't remove themself they will be towed or relocated for now.

Owner operator / Company are contracted to haul snow.. City give contract to tons of contractor to cover the whole city.

@@MontrealTruckSpotting thanks for the reply I appreciate it

Generally they'll dump in a designated field and there's no tsunami but the field will be snowy well into spring.

Dude what the fuck would you do? Pull out a weed burner or literally hundreds of tons of salt? This is a time tested method that gets it down as much as possible. If even an inch is left, it WILL turn to ice that stays long into spring and is a danger to following snow removal equipment and efforts. Every layer matters.

The loaders are bulk movers. They get the majority and don’t waste time doing what they’re not good at and let the blades do the actual scraping since they’re better at that than moving the majority of the material.

The siren truck is used as a reminder, he passes around 18h00 to 22h00 to make sure the road is clear, after this they will simply remove the car

@@MontrealTruckSpotting ok that's more reasonable but the description states the time at which the footage was filmed as 03:35am, which would be an unreasonable time for such a violent alarm. The machinery itself is sufficiently audible as to alert residents to the operation, surely?

@@dariusmccormack7793 you'd be surprised how stupid people are, not remembering to move their cars to the designated area before a plow, but it happens every time.

Dude what the fuck would you do? Pull out a napalm or literally hundreds of tons of salt? This is a time tested method that gets it down as much as possible. If even an inch is left, it WILL turn to ice that stays long into spring and is a danger to following snow removal equipment and efforts. Now THAT inch stays next snow fall, the plow can't properly scrape the snow since the ice is uneven, more ice builds, on and on. In Montreal one year some sidewalks got to 6 inches of ice. Every layer matters.

Hi ! Annual snow removal costs Montreal $170 million dollars , representing a mere 3% of the city's entire 2021 yearly budget

@@p.j.lajoie and saves many lives

Ha! Says the person who lives in Hawaii.😂 Don't get out much do ya perfusser.

@professor_thunder If you lived in Quebec, you would know it is not a waste of money. Search the internet for photos of Montreal or Quebec City in winter in the time there was no machinery, like the 1800s and early 1900s, and then you wouldn't give this kind of opinion. Snow starts from 1st November or mid-December depending on the year, and you don't see grass before April. So just imagine the accumulation of 6 feet (1.83 m) or more of snow when you get to March. There would be no possibility of using any vehicle and if you could, where would you park your car without blocking the street, there would be no possibility of parking your car.