Farmers are the best neighbors to have and you can’t change my mind. They will always help you out in a time of need

Those rare moments when the work of farmers is appreciated for real.

Thanks for helping with the streets! Cool to see me & my partner clearing on your video!

The funny is that tractors have *draft*, a ratio of their weight that they can pull through the material they are on. Softer material ends up being the same as harder, but when you put a tractor on softer material and try to run a drawbar draft into something harder you don't have anywhere near the force to play with. On soft-pack like that the tractor's draft is limited to the depth of the tread, so if it's trying to pull something buried deeper than the tread of the tractor the object must also be either much lighter or much narrower. That's how you determine how much tractor and tire you need for tillage. The cross section of tread combined with the soil's profile vs the amount of share you're trying to pull. If the draft is bigger than the share you move, if the share is bigger than the draft you don't... but the tires still spin. Its amazing that we spend $200k+ on giant fuel and maintenance hungry machines that literally cannot out-pull a team of horses... given you can't stick a shaft up a horse and get 540 rpm with 180ftlbs of torque.

I wonder how cold it must be for Mike to say:"Nope, I'm staying inside."

Drill some holes and attach some training wheels to the side of the bucket. Will keep you a set distance off the ground.

If we got that much snow in western Kentucky, we would be stuck until July. lol

Wow snow amazing

On ya Mike , here in Darwin Australia its 39 deg C....beer weather

Gurenteed the truck driver walked to Popeyes and the tow operator met him there.

This this right here is why I live in the south and then I go and drive a truck in freaking Montana during the winter months makes sense don't it.

That was entertaining, snow is a lot more fun when it’s a few thousand kms away! Good job Mike

This video makes me miss Canada even more.. People are so nice, care about each other and have a strong bound through community☺️ This is no comparison to Europe..

Mike! You ARE A Blessing!! And a real education to me! All my life: Southern California!

Here in Minnesota and Wisconsin we just plow the majority of the snow off the roads to start with. As long as the snow isn’t piled up the cars can still drive. After most of it is gone plow trucks will try scraping a bit more off and spread sand. Winter is always a fun challenge.

Man Mike, you keep thanking us for watching your daily lives, but I am afraid to say it, but you earn mad respect with the way you lead your life! Just do what you do best and that is being Mike!

In the netherlands are happy with 5cm of snow here are like meters of snow Keep up the good work Mike

Two manhole covers, one for the storm drainage system, one for the sewer system.

I am “EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED” that you don’t have the “Man Holes” programmed into the tractor’s GPS 🤣😂🤣😂🚜🤣🤣🤣😂

Your a good man Mike ! God bless you

What a snow storm. I'm the same way here in Virginia, I help when I can pull some one out. But nothing here like you have. Thanks for sharing. God Bless

You are a great person "people try to pay me but I don't do it for money, I just do it to help people out" I love it!

Thank you from all the truckers on the road Mike.you are doing a great thing for them and I now they wish you and yours a happy xmas and a happy new year

Hi Mike.. You have a good soul... Thank you for what you did ❤️❤️

Great video Mike! Reminded me of helping people out back in the 50's and early 60's. Of course we didn't have big tractors like that but did the best we could with what we had.

I am a Italian transporter and I congratulate you on the service you do also helping fellow truck drivers 👏👏👏

It's interesting just how slow that tractor turns over but still starts. My insurance man would tell me that I have now insurance coverage as soon as I put a bucket or blade onto the ground on the street.

Awesome job helping out people.

Mike you are a gentleman, Fair play to ya

Thanks for pitching in to keep the streets clear. Huge relief for those having to get out and about.

Ha Mike thanks for the tour really appreciate it. U been a brothers keeper. Keep it up bro

Hats of to a true gentleman

Being a blessing to someone is a great feeling!😀

The Farmer mentality of giving... Great to see that...

You are certainly a blessing to many. I believe you enjoy playing in the snow as much as you enjoy dirt.

Very nice gesture of you to be helping people out of those snowbanks Mike!

He needs a magnet mount for his camera and a head set

I have been digging out neighbours for years with my trusty Kubota with snow blower on the back and snow blade on the front. and ad chains all the way around as living in the mountains of BC you need them or you get stuck too. The snow blower is the way to go as you get rid of it and no large snow banks, they learned this years ago in Quebec.

Just came across this video Mike been watching your videos today and that snow was crazy!!! Good thing it’s spring!!! Love your videos!!!! Farm On!!!👍👍

You are a nice guy. I hope it all comes back to you.

This looks like the right time to test out some snowblower attachments for tractors!

Glad i dont have neighbours like you Mike, cos im happy to be snowed in and have a few days off 😁😁😁😁

So many new entries on the stuck list 😁

Great video Mike that’s a lot of snow ❄️

Outstanding Human Mr. Mitchell...well done Sir.

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Mike, You'll be blessed in life for your helping others out. Hope you enjoy the Holiday Season. Stay healthy and safe my friend.

Thanks for sharing

Just love your positivity you guys have, we have so much to learn from you here in France ! 👍

Well done Mike! I agree, sometimes helping people and having a thank you is better than money!

My brother. Your an amazing human. Love ya and I hope you had an amazing Thanksgiving!!!!!!

your one heck of a nice guy with a BIG heart, in winters like these people need to help each other out! If i had a big tractor like that i would do the same thing you did in this video. I own/operate a Lawn Care & Snow Removal Business in Michigan, i don't have big equipment more "home owner" stuff BUT i have tackled my fair share of heavy snows before, as long as it gets the job done right? Try to post more videos like this in the future i love seeing them :)

Doing good things for people just because fills your soul no need for payment! Awesome work Mike. Its amazing how many peoples lives you affected just by digging them out. Doctors, nurses, popeyes employees, people just wanting to go check on their elderly folks. Elderly folks who just want to get to a safe place! Good on my brother, good on ya! You sir are the richest man on the earth, your wealth, mankind!

This has probably been my favorite video of yours so far, we need more lol

Mike, hats off to you. I know the struggle of helping out while i was snow plowing roads here with a tractor or an 6x6 dump truck with 3.2m plow, but it was my job and i had to do my section before 6 in the morning. I allways drove another round trough my route and helped out what i could, but you cant please them all.

Mike, I enjoyed you video immensely. Great narration. Thanks!

Tip the front of your up a couple inches off the ground and the back of bucket on the ground. It should float over the lids. Also any ridges in the road plus won't tear up unfrozen ground.

a big loader with an adjustable snowplow is the best tool for clearing so much snow.

Great that you can and do help people! Kudos to you Mike!

Man I remember this storm. I sure got a lot of funny looks when I drove my lowered car to work that day. Only people driving around were in 4x4 trucks.

This reminds me of Wisconsin only people that come out in the winter are the framers with the tractors

It is such a blast to watch what you are doing. Always having fun no matter what is going on. I always look forward to seeing what is next.

like a good neighbor,........ Mike Mitchell is there

Should get a magnetic mount for inside the tractor for things like this 😃

Nice to see some humanity left in the world you’ve further enforced that your a real nice guy Mike , stay warm stay safe you guys over there

Nice of you

Great job Mike. Keep being a blessing!

Hi Mike, a very nice job.

My hats off to you Mike. Its nice you don't take the money. It will come back around to you someday.

Keep up the good work Mike! Always good to help people around you when you can. Be safe out there!

God bless you, I'm giving you the the blessing of Oklahoma standard. Trying to clear the parking lot so people can get their cars out.

Mike, you are a great neighbor! Looks like the blizzard left quite a mess! You take care!

Grate work. Helping is in a farmers blood. Keep it up 👍

You took the words right out of my mouth. I was about to suggest “Command Start” for your tractor and damned if those weren’t the words that came from your mouth.🤣😂

Bonjour Mike tu et un bon samaritain continus avec toute tes vidéos un grand merci

You're a good man mike Mitchell 👏

thats peoples gratitude to say thank you.

Yep. Looks like a Monday to me.

Hello Mike, man I never see snow, today here in Biloela Central Qld Australia it was 40c quite the opposite to your conditions, you fellows will have a white Christmas , we will have a hot Christmas. great work your doing Mike, Merry Christmas & a Happy & Prosperous New Year 2021, Regards Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.

When I was contracting we ran a Fendt 926, it was a superb tool. Way ahead of the competition.

Great videos Mike..Your an awesome human being....

Brilliant video , you got so much snow , well done for helping so many people out

Brother that is so awesome for you to be helping people out, it just looks miserably cold to me. I have never seen snow like that before I’m from Texas and usually only get a skiff of snow. Great videos and channel.

Brings back some fond memories of the winter where the nearby remote steep country hill snagged about 18 travelers one winter. I used a 54 hp tractor with tire chains (no cab). Only one was during an active blizzard though. People knew not to travel during a storm, but didn't anticipate the time it would take for snow removal equipment to get out to us. Never took any money then either - just the way it is in the country.

😂 2 bob cats lmao mike brought the tank

Canadians are so nice thought it was a stereotype but nah Edit: this is why you always have a tow hooks in your bumper in canada.

Good morning. I didn't realize you lived in an apartment. That's awesome!

A farmer will never leave you high and dry

Us truckers are always glad for the help,and we know your diesel isn't free and a tow truck can charge hundreds of dollars

You need a "YANKUM ROPE " for pulling stuff that's stuck not a chain

Good job Mike and Ashtyn (sp)I used to plow snow as a side hustle. I used to live across the highway from a cemetery. They only plowed snow if they had a funeral. It's holiday season, it snowed. Cemetery not plowed. Nice older lady stuck in cemetery and very upset. I get her unstuck and plow cemetery rest of winter no charge. Cemetery yells at me for it. Truth in the saying " no good deed goes unpunished". That doesn't stop me from helping others.

Your a good guy I do the same thing in California. Our snow is a little bit wet and heavier. Good job on helping others

Hitting those manhole covers are no joke. Used my jd1025r this past snow fall, maybe 6 inches, just to clear out. Hit two a couple too many times

Good job god bless you 🙏🙏👍👍👍

That guy in the truck trying to pull the semi needs one of the bungie ropes they are awesome!

Thanks for those storms videos! Awesome

Kids will love that you built them a small snow hill to slide on

Mike your such a nice guy helping everyone! That all i have to say for today.

Enjoyed seeing the different gas stations and restaurants.

Nice job Mike. You need to get a hold of yankem ropes, and get you one of those on your tractor for pulling people out. Much better than a chain. Thanks for sharing all of your adventures.