Big snowstorm that gave us 40-50cm of snow over night. Follow for more, will post a video when i plowed during the storm when I get time to put it together. Got alot of clips from it.
At the top of your push on the pile, drop the bade straight down a foot or two, and back out. Making that little ledge will keep more snow from flowing back down the face and allowing you to stack higher. Smooth operating and great control. Keep posting, I love it!
i live in northern norway, we also got that amount of snow in january, Had the responsebility to plow snow for kindergarden's, schools and institution. Usually i use L70H or L90H but during that snowfall i needed the L110H, Awsome video man!
I am aiming for a foreman/project manager/supervisor myself as I want to dig deeper into the business and learning more. Can't get enough of this, not just the plowing but everything about heavy equipment operations. Thank you for the comment :)
En helt ny typ av ineffektivitet. Jag, som snöröjare, blir stressad av att föraren saknar en plan på hur området ska snöröjas, för det plogas och om och om igen på redan plogade ytor. När samma yta blir plogar 5-10 ggr så har man fel upplägg på körningen.
hei, og takk for tilbakemelding. Som jeg også svarer andre her, er det flere grunner til at det blir brøytet på den måten det blei denne kvelden. Se min siste video, så ser du hvordan denne plassen egentlig blir brøytet, på 1/3 av tida :)
Top job, correct equipment, don’t need a massive machine , when you are in tight spots, an L90 might have a bit more weight and pushing power,but the 70 is far more manoeuvrable….great job given how long you had been working….👍👌🇮🇲
Yes, i like the L70. Never had problems with lack of pushing power. If the snow gets too heavy, i turn the wings all the way in, to get a little less snow in the plow, but that's not often. Thank you:)
@@Bekkevold08 good machines the Volvos , my old boss loved them, although he ran “Ackerman” 360’ before they got taken over, and they were very solid machines…great videos , thanks for uploading👍🇮🇲
@@maineman11 i'm really sorry that this makes you angry. I am npt the best, not nearly. I have only done this for 11 winters now, and i knor people that have done it over 30 years. So i have alot to learn. But, before you talk so much, can you show me how you do it? I'm not trying to be rude here, but i have problems listening to people that has nothing of experience to show. I do this for fun, not to show other people how good i am😊
@@Bekkevold08 I am retired/disabled. I'm 49 years old. And while I never plowed snow with a loader and that type of blade, I did plow snow for many seasons using a John Deere 410D with a V-plow. As well as a one ton dump truck with a V-plow for many seasons. And as I have stated, being retired and disabled, I am unable to show you.
You're a d*** good operator so far. You're the only one I've never had to say. Why aren't you doing it this way or that way? Because you know how to do it great job
i know, and we have used alot of blowers this winter, but not on bigger lots like this, A blower is around 2,5 meters wide, while this plow is 4,9 meters. :)
@@Bekkevold08 Don't need to, as if you had ANY common sense and ANY math abilities, then you know that myself and the other experienced operator's that commented the same, are right. Whether you're man enough to own it remains to be seen.
Love the videos but I gotta say you’re wasting a lot of time driving in circles. The best way after pushing a pile is to back up. I understand it’s a big machine in a smaller area but that’s my best pointer.
Thank you! Yes, you are right. I used about 3x as long time as I normally do. My last plowing video is abput efficiency, and there you can see how i really do it😊 this video was filmed at the end of a really long day. Thani you for the feedback😃
Hello. Yes, i did not plow it in the pattern i usualy do. Many hours and much snow is the reason this time. I will upload a video later where i plow this lot a little different.
Thank you. I suspected that there might be a reason based on the limitations of the tractor that restricted how much snow could be pushed, or a limitation of where the snow could be piled. In any case, very interesting work. @@Bekkevold08
Enig det😅 også er det stor forskjell på 10cm snø og 40cm. Må jobbe litt annerledes med den. Og i dette tilfelle, var snødeponiet fullt, så jeg måtte begynne på en ny haug.
Thank you! Enclosed cab, floor is cleaned and i take of my shoes when i sit in there. It's a good feeling to sit inside with only a t-shirt when it's snowing outside.
This fella does not have a clue how to either plough snow or use the excellent piece of equipment he has there. He's just going round and round and round like a small child, he can not surely be getting paid for this, if so his boss needs to see how much time and fuel he is wasting. Terrible
You're obviously still quite a young guy, or you don't have work experience in plowing yet? when the plowing of the yard seen in the video was done like a beginner. Watch the video with your thoughts, and you'll quickly realize that you can plow that yard about 50% more efficiently, and in the long run, it's big money for the company, which is already accumulated as fuel savings alone :)
Help us out, please, what are the key items where one could be more efficient? Not everyone watching it has sufficient plowing experience to notice it by themselves.
@@smurface549 for me, it's 2 reasons that make things go a little too slow. The first is the amount of hours straight I have been out plowing. the second is how much snow it's coming. When we got 40-45cm in one night, I have to take a little exstra time to remove as much snow as close to objects and buildings as I can. This makes it easier next time i come here. Customer is gladly paying double for a snowfall like this, so no problem there :) And again, thank you for the comments!
I think you have very good hand control function. You can switch on the fly as you plow. I watch a lot plowing videos and can tell who is a rookie or not. You seem to be operating for a little time as you maneuver around many obstacles and push a substantial amount of snow. Keep on keeping on my friend!
I am far from the best in this, i can tell you that :) But i will not finishing one area before move to the next one because that will take longer time. if i can push the snow to a pile, turn around, push more snow in the opposite direction to another pile, that makes me save time. The reason this lot took me so much time, whas the fact that it was 16-18 hours into my shift, and we got 40cm of snow :) i will do a video next time I plow this lot on only 5-10cm. Thank you for the feedback :)
You can’t teach a dog mathematics, I believe that is what is represented with this comment…….there is more happening here than some simple folks are capable of understanding, ignorance at its core…lol……brilliant job managing the volume with minimal wasted travel in some challenging spaces…..efficient , thoughtful, strategic……good job.
There is so much to plowing snow where to push it, when to pile it, I learn. We trucks and new strategy’s every time I plow. It’s like a game, how can I get better and do a better job. Besides, it’s friggin fun, I’ll be out for hours, look at my watch and it’s 4 hrs later. Time flys by. Nice plow btw.
