Have fun!

Thanks

It works better than I thought

It certainly can be. That being said, the parts that are hard in the knees still exist for the drive over. You have to connect the PTO and attach it at the front (I am pretty sure).

@@BigGuyLittleTractor, thanks for the information. I'm considering the standard deck, the drive over, or a brush hog. I am starting to lean toward the brush hog as I will be clearing land as much as mowing. So many decisions!

@TheNovaNorm let me know how you like the brush hog if you go that way.

@@BigGuyLittleTractor will do!

Wish I had done that.

Turning isn’t too bad if you are not in float

Thanks. I am glad you found it useful!

Haha. It sure will.

That’s why I wear the work tunes.

@@BigGuyLittleTractor after watching 60 vids over 6 months , I can't remember ever seeing a tractor moving snow in a geared , non hydro tractor.

@@jeanvaljohn3921 it can be done, but it isn’t as fun.

Just bolt on edge tamers. They keep it about 3/4 of an inch off. I am Plowing gravel in this though.

How did it work out?

@@BigGuyLittleTractor it works good

It is!

I don’t blame you.

Good luck! I will check out your channel.

@@BigGuyLittleTractor thanks.

I want to try a snowblower, but switching it is my worry as well. More things to break and worry about.

@@BigGuyLittleTractor I used mine snowblower the first winter I had it. Put it on and left it. It’s not a big deal to put on. But if you’re going to switch back and forth like I would do it’s not worth it. Especially if you don’t have a garage to do it in and store the stuff. Outside is not the answer. It’s hard to put loader on if it happens to snow and it makes the tractors unlevel when you put it back on. I and looking at making mine able to go on loader. We haven’t had lots of snow so I am not going to worry about it this year. I am going to publish a video comparing a box pusher to angle blade next week. I am surprised by my findings

They work well.

It is a Landpride SPL0548. I think it was somewhere between $12-1500 when I got it. I don’t remember exactly

It’s the operator. Andrew just doesn’t have the experience I do :).

Agreed. I have tried that too and it is pretty quick.

I really wish my other camera was on for that video. I put chains on that night, and now I don’t want to take them off to try to re-do it.

I sure have. I watch your Channel too by the way! Your Plowing videos are what made me get a pusher. The chains make a huge difference for me. I can plow heavy and wet snow up hill while driving in ice with those things. They are a studded diamond pattern of some kind. I want to experiment more with weight to see how much of a difference that makes in the future (without chains). You have a paved driveway though right? I would worry about them wrecking it a bit. I could be wrong.

@@BigGuyLittleTractor Awsome! I wondered what they would do to concrete also. I will have to do some more digging on that! Great videos!

Thanks. Probably won’t go with the tiny planet too often.

Is your diesel gel?

I have tried that before too, especially when I have a big area.

Fair enough. Do you have one? I think trying to compete against it with my BX would make a great video.

It sure was.

I would see that. I was wondering about adding a bunch of weight to the back I stead of chains. I might end up with the same problem.

It sure is. I plan to get the boards out one more time though. Just for old times.

I learned my lesson with the camera. It never had trouble with light and fluffy snow. We get such a mix of ice, snow and water that the traction was really bad.

Nice video, amazing how that wet snow packs in, and makes it had to push. I have never had luck with chains, usually spin off or I am constantly adjusting them. I understand how you feel with the camera setup, that is frustrating!

Fair enough, and thank you!

It’s very possible to break this one as well, but easy to fix. I would love to see your wooden plow.

Here is a link to a video I made several years ago, I have since added the hydraulic cylinder. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pLN_a9yjsNqrj30.htmlsi=RBzta3t_eweN2_yL Now I'm thinking about how to implement a snow pusher, which is why your video was so interesting. Just goes to show we don't have to spend 2-5K to get the job done!

@@BrettCraftI have thought about putting a board between the two side boards near the front of the bucket to turn it into more of a snow pusher. I might try it later on this season

I am glad! I always have chains on. I tried last night without, and it wasn’t good. Crazy wet snow though. Suitcase weights might come next.

They are a studded diamond pattern from Revco. Can’t find the exact name…

Thanks. I hope so too, but I am mainly doing it for fun, so I am good either way.

No. Probably should though.

I sure hope so!

Thanks!

I got an insta 360 x3 so I could edit after the fact. Works really well for solo KZfaq, but a lot of editing time goes into it.

It’s what I have always dreamed of! It’s a good start anyways. I have to make more quality content to go up from here.

Thanks.

True enough.

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