TB have been doing this type of work for 27years never get tired of watching snow roll off of plow

He's not watching the tires.

I get it. 8+7+2=17. 7-1=6.

@die warlock that's some mean comeback lol

THAT was music?????????????????

When you edit videos doesnt allow for good consistent noises. Music is to take that away.

No, I'd rather hear the machine too.

And 49 more people agree. I've never been a fan of videos like this with music. For one, you can possibly pick something that would satisfy everyone anyway, so just leave the natural sounds.

I did this for a living. Screw the machine noise........I like the music

He didn’t listen about the music even his older video people say the same thing

@@kellywalker8407 ditto, let the idiots suffer, great music

Between all those different camera angles and the wind noise, I serously doubt he picked up any good audio. Give him a break

Always have, always will, love Champion graders. The city and the highway department where I grew up used 562’s then 740A’s.

Was bought at Ritchie bros but probably 18,19 years ago.

@@kevinbunker wow, she's in great shape.👍👍

Ron J Northern BC

Ted Bishop Northern British Columbia

thanks @@lindabunker3589

Same way I like my women .... just sayin' ....

I love snowmobiling, but those roads are tougher to open.....lol

Our small township plow operator's used to let some of us volunteer firefighters ride along when they would go 'up in the hills' in the middle of the night. It always seemed like an adventure in a winter wonderland. Jim or Fred (supervisors) would let us operate the 'wing plow' on our side of the truck. We had duties like spotting for overhead wires when the box was tipped up to move the cinder load back to the spreader. I remember getting to drive the plow truck about a quarter mile down the road when Fred played a prank on a friend of his. He knew his bud left the keys in his pickup truck, so in the middle of the night, we moved it down the road to his neighbor's driveway, lol. Jim and Fred told us that we were 'on the payroll' for those nights. We thought it was a play on words and they'd give us a few bucks out of their own pockets, but sure as heck, I got a check mailed to me from the township office. Pretty cool stuff for a 18 to 20 year old.

Salmo Jack n

In heavy snow country yes, they are.

Me Too!

Yeah but that's one of the essentials...lol

Get er done

Lol..... Welcome to the boondocks. My son made me laugh when he complained that all the school bus drivers were old farmers/ranchers and didn't care about the snow depth. The buses were gonna run, and school is in session.........ha ha.

Ben Halonen no I haven’t. I tried some heated wiper blades on the sand trucks last year. They were great at first but then the squeegee just started peeling off. I forget what brand they were. I wasn’t impressed after that.

Better to run with the windshield cold that way the snow blows off

These heated blades don't care if heat is on or off. They keep wipers ice free all winter.

Try these heavy duty ones. They have a 1 year warranty at www.everblades.com

Northern British Columbia

Sounds like you were shoveling💩....but the barbed wire idea sure comes in handy for early Spring Ice Fishing 🐟 🎣!!🚨☺👍

Random Guy that right we shoveled snow up hill both ways, and naked in a speedo with flip flops

Ah yes I remember it well...My Dad said hurry it up...I used a dull pocket knife...

@@paulthesoundguy1 It was only the rich kids in our neighborhood that had flip flops. Sounds like you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth.

I have a bad case of sarcastic humor You have a bad case of believing what you read..... Water and oil fire and ice. Was a joke😁

Just let a little Air, out the Tires, is all, maybe. A few Gallons of Fresh (not Frozen) Horse Glue improves Tackiness.

Trleslld

All wheel drive. Literally just about the same differennce as a two wheel drive pickup to a 4 wheel drive pickup. Good snow tires too.

@@kevinbunker I have 4 wheel drive and a 500' driveway, I'd love to be able to push that much snow and not spin a wheel!

Well in the case of this video it’s all about the vplow. Without it I don’t go anywhere.

It's a big heavy machine designed to move earth..so snow is no problem

@@garethifan1034 I agree, but packed snow and ice can get pretty heavy and is very slippery compared to dirt and gravel?

he is smart...

The singer shouts HEY if he goes off the edge of pavement.

Aaron Jarvenpa is it’s not struggling, why scratch the road unnecessarily?

If you could drive like he can you wouldn't need them...

Also chains shake the crap out of the machine