yes very good needs chains too

Iowa, land of inbreeders

I know they used to have Dozers with V plows and wings on both sides in my area years ago but they were pretty much Phased out in the 50”s and replaced by Oshkosh trucks.

Pretty much a standard setup on the Canadian prairies for clearing all the gravel roads

I wholeheartedly agree. Because of this annoying music, I stopped watching it

100% agree why do people thing that stupid music or music at all makes videos better. I'd definitely rather hear the grader working and the plow scraping.....

I agree , is there some mind control machine out there , that morons use this , tekno euro trash music

Why don't all of you stfu it's his video if you don't like it feel free to mute or turn the volume down damn so many trolls these days just stfu

@@GOOD-OLD-DAYZz no u

They have radial tires and traction control.

The music is cool and I enjoyed it.....stop complaining

@@paulthesoundguy1 The music A) too loud and B) prevents hearing the sound of the plow equipment and the environment, which is what most people want to hear.

Yes yes yes your so right....I should just buy knee pads and be like all the other sheep in the world....OR

It could have been that the ones you saw as a kid had tire chains and all-wheel drive. There was a brand of grader with all-wheel drive in those days and they were used more for snow-plowing than anything else, but I haven't seen one since those days.

Dusty Fortier they do have a decent amount of snowfall however where is the grader is sitting looks like a drift to me, drifts pack really really hard and can be a bitch to get through!

It's like this every year where I live. And not so nice to see. Thank you Jesus, for making our D5.

Hank Henry bet the cameraman didn't think it was so cool lol

What a great idea! Fill the bowl with salt sand and let it trickle out and get rid of more VW 's.

Steve Lutzke. Exactly! I grew up in Syracuse and vividly recall in the late 70s and early 80s, the city had a fleet of these short wheelbase diesel powered military-type plow rigs, that had a huge concrete block that was chained down in the rear deck

@@Padoinky : I was stationed at Ft. Devons , Mass. in the winter of 82'-83 ' ... We got a Whopper of a storm late that winter , that lasted roughly 2 1/2 days . Our regular semi's didn't leave the motorpool but , on our back fence -line , we had 5 ea. Vietnam era M52A2's and M818 5 ton semi's outfitted with snow-blades , huge concrete blocks on 4X4 wooden crosspieces chained over the 5th - wheel , and tire chains fore and aft ..... Canvas cab -roofs and no heaters ..... We went on 12 hour shifts for the duration of that storm ..... Powder -snow up to my hips , digging my car out of the parking lot ... I was Drenched .... Had to take a shower and change uniform before I even Left to head out to the motorpool .... The on-post roads were only partially plowed by then .... It's a wonder I got to work on time ...... ha ha

Agree, in the 60's I was the wing man in our Township Oshkosh with the big V plow.. had some good snows back then.. but not anymore.

@@deernutOO Sheboygan county still maintains a fleet of maybe 6 heavy Oshkosh trucks with the concrete blocks on the back. All have side plows an v plows available for them. The sad thing I don’t think they have any drivers that really know how to drive them. Getting two wheels on the shoulder to push the heavy drifts back…. When it’s to heavy they just send the blower out to clear it out. Miss those days…..

are you kidding, get a run at it and through that snow. 37 years of MN snow

Portland is a sht hole

Absolutely amazing ,chains would shake the bejeepers out of the machine plus the extra work of constantly repairing cross links

No, the operator needs a little coaching. Drive into drift then lift plow as high as it will go... breaks up drift , lets you move farther.

@@kennethhamabata2338 No, he's doing it right.

And then you are stuck Kenneth

that looks like Taylor...good kid...

Growing up the Big Oshkosh trucks were the norm over graders. If they couldn’t get through they used to have a Pettibone high lift with a blower on it for the really big drifts. They could crab walk it to get the blower further off the road. Pretty cool to see. Don’t see snow like that anymore around here.

My back yard eh!!😂😂😂

Take just as long either way!

JAMES Rivis or an end loader. Grab it and get rid of it instead if hit it and let it all fall back

B*ck Hunter . And when you pick it up with your front end loader where are you going to put it ? ok if you know the road and when you push of into the field you don't get stuck in a ditch