The one man behind a turn key operation! Thank God i finally got the guys to start cleaning the snow off their own trucks and machines lol If you put a 2x4 at each end of the cutting edge before you drop the plow.. it raises the plow and give you more slack on the chain to clip the harness in. Works wonders and trust me lol this will save you from a couple extra grey hair 👌👍 cheers
@@crowleypoolservices Yes well my gold is the next season incorporate liquid unit the people where I am buying it now my salt be gone also produce the liquid located in Johnstown Rhode Island it’s quite interested about $130 a yard And it’s way more efficient are use less works instantly and outperforms that blue treated salt it’s quite impressive but yes for next season I am trying to get one of the trucks set up with liquid
@@crowleypoolservices Une cool thing is that at soon as you get two applications on the parking lot That stuff melt an extra inch on the third snow event will stay kicking for a while
Dude you got an awesome Chanel great job man keep it up way better than watching klick bait bullshit guy talks for the entire video love all your action shots and when you talk I do t feel like shooting myself very relatable and professional and keep it real
a shout out from another northern snow state. U guys get what u deserve when it comes to rusting out vehicles, relying on salt for such a small storm. Ridiculous!
When your under contract you have to do what your clients want and if that means salting that’s what has to get done. It’s not ridiculous.. we take care of our equipment, wash after every storm all our trucks and equipment are in great shape and rust free.
@@crowleypoolservices understandable on doing what the customers want. My comment should have been directed on your states policy to use salt. ya maybe some bridges and dangerous areas, but in Montana sand works just fine. With the price of new vehicles now salt is just unacceptable. A Montana truck vs a Minnesota truck will have a much higher resale value, and without a doubt last twice as long
Cool vid. Like your setup. I dont see anything wrong with anything in this vid. Sorry you too have to deal with the comment section experts 😂😂hustle on
Now that I have used the polycaster more I'm really starting to like that more than the boss. Ive had the boss for years like it because its small and fits in the back of the truck and we can keep the tool box in and still have plenty of room. The polycaster definitely has a lot more advantages to it, I've only had our for a season so far. Will most likely do a comparison video of both this winter.
Might not have looked cold but it had been single digit temperatures for a few days and that day it was in the teens. Fuel had gelled up even with it being treated.
@@crowleypoolservices try mixing your own its cheaper and works. 20% #1, and power service fuel treatment. Has to be in the lines and filter before it gets cold. In Mt. as long as batteries r good and block heater is used, they should and will start and run -40 no problem.
We don't own a 550, if your talking about our f350 dump truck we plow with it because we only own 3 trucks, we are a small company, we need all 3 trucks equipped with plows. We did equip that truck with a liquid de-icing setup this winter, but we mostly leave that truck ready if we need to do any snow removal or truck materials for jobs over the winter,
We are just getting into plowing only been doing commercial work for 2 seasons now that we are getting bigger we are upgrading most of our plows next year.
