It wasn't so bad once you went numb! 🤣The whole setup worked great, tractor performed really well. We got another 6" the next day and I really ramped up my efficiency with the blower. Cleared this same area is 25 minutes. Which, was 1,200 ft in length. Get more info on the blower here: MK Martin Pull-Type Snow Blower: bit.ly/3hVMX4Q More info on the Summit TX25 tractor: www.summittractors.com LOOK AT OUR MOST POPULAR ATTACHMENTS! Speeco Quick Hitch: bit.ly/3NFC0yl Stump Wrecker: bit.ly/3GptiC5 VersaBracket Combo: bit.ly/3wUPrnl Snow Pusher: bit.ly/3NB4BVw Landscape Rake: bit.ly/3GpSlF6 Land Plane: bit.ly/38SDHcY Pallet Forks: bit.ly/38wRztu Grapples: bit.ly/3PNNYaZ WANT TO SAVE MONEY? CHECK OUT THE GWT DISCOUNT CLUB! Use code GWT at any of the vendors below and you will save cold hard cash :) I will also get a commission for the sale, so it's a win-win-win! USE CODE "GWT" TO SAVE BIG WITH: BUCKET BRACKETS @ www.jufabworks.com CUSTOM GRILL GUARDS @ www.5elevendesignz.com PTO QUICK ATTACH @ tractorptolink.com DIY HYDRAULIC SOLUTIONS @ www.summit-hydraulics.com GAME CHANGING GREASING SYSTEMS @ www.lube-shuttle.us/store TIRE CHAINS @ www.tirechainsonline.com PREVENT FLAT TIRES @ www.multiseal.us CULTIPACKERS & CRIMPERS @ www.packermaxx.com ALL OEM JOHN DEERE PARTS @ www.247parts.com ACCESSORIES AND BACKHOE BUCKETS @ www.muddscustoms.com CUSTOM TRACTOR FLOORMATS @ www.tractormat.com PROTECT, ORGANIZE, IDENTIFY HOSES @ www.outbackwrap.com BOX BLADES FOR ATV'S @ www.northwoodsfabrication.com HYDRAULIC SYSTEM PROTECTION @ www.hoseendchamer.com DUMP FROM THE SEAT MATERIAL COLLECTION SYSTEMS @ www.proteroinc.com POWERED SWEEPERS SWEEP UP ANYTHING @ www.sweep-all.com EASY WHEEL TOP LINK HANDLE @ www.tractoraftermarket.com TIRES, WHEELS, AND DUAL ADAPTERS @ www.millertire.com AMERICAN MADE CARRY ALL ON STEROIDS @ http:www.bigtoolrack.com THE BEST TOOTHBAR AND MORE @ www.heavyhitch.com 5% OFF WITH CODE GWT AT TRAC SEATS! www.tracseats.com SHOP: www.goodworkstractors.com AMAZON: www.amazon.com/shop/goodworkstractors SUBSCRIBE: ruclips.net/user/goodworkstractors LIKE: facebook.com/goodworkstrac... FOLLOW: instagram.com/goodworkstra... MERCHANDISE: stores.inksoft.com/good_works_tractors_merch/shop/home *Discount codes cannot be combined with any other promotions, offers, or deals! **I choose to sell some products through 3rd parties instead of stocking items myself. Know that I will receive a commission if you choose to purchase through certain links. Thank you very much for your support! This video is for entertainment purposes only. Good Works Tractors (Good Works Lawn & Power, LLC) cannot be held responsible for content found in any video. Always reference your owners manuals, use extreme caution, and proceed at your own risk.
I like the way we learn from stuff you're doing and you're not afraid to show if you make a mistake. You do work the equipment hard, which gives a an honest review. That Summit tractor really seems to handle most of what you threw at it.
That is the perfect set up!!! Only thing missing is the wind controller 😂👍I like it because you can still use your loader if you get stuck. Thanks for the video Guys!!! 🚜💨☀
I like your setup. I find the rear blower you pull very intriguing and, IMHO, you have the perfect place to use it with the long stretches of your driveway. I picked up a new tractor late spring with the R14s and like them a lot, but if I find the ice under the snow I find myself missing the chains I had on the turf tires from my old rig. I used to snowmobile so I make good use of the balaclava face mask I used to wear riding. Did this when I used to blow true snow and still do it when it is really cold even though I use a pusher now. I wear simple ear muffs now to protect my ears from cold and noise (stinks that I’m losing my hearing in my early 50s) and so I can listen to my books while clearing snow. Enjoy. Clearing snow with my tractor is one of my favorite things to do.
Love the views of your new place, very nice. In regard to 3 point blowers facing forward or to the rear, snow depth and your tractors ground clearance plays a big part. I agree being able to drive forward is very nice but the tractor needs the clearance to do so. The strong point of a rear facing blower, as well as front mounts, is you can chip away at a deep snow while keeping your tractor on a cleared surface. Not saying forward facing is bad, but you might need to clear more often during deep snow events and in high drift areas depending on your tractor's frame size.
I thought it was kinda funny on the timing of your rear blade video. That's exactly what I did on my first couple snow falls when there wasn't enough for the plow or snow blower. Not to mention just being too warm for the gravel driveway. My rear blade at the time was the only took I had so I spun it around and just looped and packed the snow down. Once it froze up it left a perfect base to drive on, it also really helps with smoothing out your tire tracks and ruts and the end of the day. I now fortunately have a straight blade for my front quick hitch to go with my blower, I actually find switching that off and putting my FEL back on to be fairly slick, but that's due to the BX system. Definitely going to need a snow bucket though.
I'll stick with my loader mounted snow plow and back blade for my snow removal. 2025R with Mauser cab makes it enjoyable. Southeast Michigan plowing Christmas day it was 62 deg F in the cab. I used to plow with my JD430 but with the 2025R I can plow in half the time. 😊
Cory the snowman. lol. That had to be cold with the wind and snowblower tossing the snow back onto you. brrrrr, shivering just thinking about it. Stay warm and safe out there.
Courtney I have a B 2650 with a snow blower on the front and blade on the back I like the fact that I can blow snow and scrape off whatever is left in one pass and the cab is great. Only thing watch how much snow dust is drawn into the radiator because the engine air filter is also getting it
That summit tractor really looks and operates great! I could watch snow clearing videos all endlessly! Really looking forward to the larger Cab model summit has coming down the road. Any word from those guys on timing for that yet?? Great video!! 👍👍
Thank you very much! There isn't an endless supply of good royalty free music out there, but there are some really good tracks. We like 'em anyway and always appreciate when someone else does, too.
nice video. thats an interesting setup. that snow was really whipping around, especially with you blowing it. looked like a lot of time you were working against the wind. you looked like a snowman by the time you stared doing the driveway. thanks for sharing. stay warm.
Nice job showing the front facing blower.! The front facing blower is a nice idea, however it wouldn’t work for me, I use my rear facing blower frequently to blow snow drifts that and much too deep to drive thru.
Nice new tractor. Nice to see more competition in this market. The snow blower in the rear - not such a good idea. They are slow and a good snowblade will be much more useful especially for your long drive and large garage pad. With a blade you can use the tractor at a higher speed AND use a wider snow blade which equals a faster finish. If you really need a blower then buy something dedicated. (You know who you are and why you need it) With the proliferation of skid steers (and attachments for them) in the last 20 years it seems that manufacturers think a tractor with a PTO is a candidate for a skid steer type attachment. I disagree with this - small tractors are popular now, but I would resist the urge to buy PTO attachments other than few type of mowing and brush attachments.
Hear you about loader/front mounted blower swap over in the winter. A possible solution but not cheap is a quick attach front mounted blower from Bercomac. It has its own engine so no pto hookup. Just release the levers, disconnect the electrics and reinstall the bucket. Wet heavy snow that has been driven over is not easy to deal with and I find that eventually I’ll have to apply snow melt because even with down pressure on the blower it doesn’t want to relinquish its hold on the ground.
Nice! Standing by for your attempt with the rake. Have done the flipped rear blade thing but didn't like the snow layer left behind, maybe more down pressure... my 1/2 mile drive and 2 miles of CR I plow, we have been forsaken by the County, are all dirt and gravel along with several neighbors I keep clear as well, so no pusher or blower in my future. And, usually our snow packs fast and the becomes a sheet of ice that in the mountains is problematic, so have to carefully scape to just top of dirt/gravel. Betting your old neighbors are missing you big time this winter???
GREAT video, The Summit tractor is a great tractor, try this next time to see if it works better, at the ends of the buildings use the loader and blower together, when you leave hard surface you should only be using the loader, you had a lot of snow going thru that blower, and it did a very nice job, On driveway markers try putting your empty soda bottles 🍼 on top to see them better 😉 👍... landscaping rake may did to be modified with a angle iron from one end to the other.... but it should work also...... more video to show..... til then... 😊👍✌🤞🙏🙏
Courtney, after watching your other video on the driveway markers I had the same problem with not being able to hammer them in straight because of the gravel so I took a piece of 5/16 drill rod about 2ft. long, put a point on one end, and took a hammer drill and it drove it in nice and straight with virtually no effort on my part. Then I just tapped the rods In. I just thought that I'd pass it along. Happy New Year!!
I'm impressed with the Summit Tractor Courtney. I got rid of my John Deere 3E tractor. Had a lot of issues with it. Wimpy hydraulics, blown fuses, and electric PTO problems.
Great video Courtney! I really warms my heart to see you covered from head to toe with that snow powder! Ha Ha! It brings positive confirmation to my decision to sell my snowblower years ago. Don't get me wrong, snowblowers are way cool and it's satisfying to watch that stuff shoot out 50 feet but no matter which direction the wind blows, your covered in snow.
Between the chute getting clogged with wet east coast snow and that fine powdered snow covering your body, was the coldest I've ever been. Found the loader on the front along with a reverse box blade on the rear was the best for around here, plus back and forth movements pushing snow aren't wasted. That windy snowblower did bring back some chilly memories . But it still looked like alot of fun moving snow. Once again great video, keep'em coming!
I live in Michigan as well but more in the Thumb, does the forward facing blower give issues with drifting areas? Would a rear facing be better for drifting areas?
Coreny, looks like the blower did great! I notice you didn't have the HLA Snow pusher, I may have missed it in the video but I'm guessing that is Summits Snow Pusher? The Summit Tractor looks great and I love the Standard Rim Gaurd, Standard 3rd function for the loader and the Standard rear hydrolic for the tractor. Do you know if Summit will have a belly mower? That is the reason why I like my 1025R bcs I use the mower a lot and I love how easy and quick it is to take it off and on and clean it. Just was wondering if Summit will have anything like that? Thank you for the video!
Those pull type blowers are pretty slick. I have a front mount blower for my 1025r but it struggles with the slushy snow at the roadside, so I got a HLA snow pusher. Haven't hooked up the blower since but some times it would be nice on the fluffy stuff thought about a regular treat mount blower but my back and neck hates me when I'm using a rear attachment. Seems like the pull type blower is the way to go. Might have to look at selling mine and changing directions, literally lol.
Install an impeller kit, it will turn your snowblower into a water pump. I bought a heavy-duty truck mud flap to use the rubber for that. Worked great on my walk behind. I've had my 1025R with rear mount blower for less than a year, was planning to do the mod this afternoon. ruclips.net/video/qraAEDRKA9Y/видео.html
@@GoodWorksTractors I bought the weight mount bracket for the front of mine. But I could only use the 42 pound weights to keep from interfering with the bucket.
i drag snow just like dirt on long runs down the driveway with the rear blade 2 passes and its clear 7 ft blade and a massey 135 gas, previos owner added plow shoes to the blade so its perfect
Re: snow stakes. So what your saying is you never mastered the game Operation. ;) I run a similar set up for plowing in the community. A 40 HP cab tractor with an 8' straight blade on the fel, and an MK Martin 78" pull type blower out back. Works beautifully! If I need to stack snow I have that option. I have a number of rural properties with gravel driveways, and early season tilt the blade back to leave a 1/2" snow to pack and freeze, then your good to go. Happy new year, thanks for all your time on content! M
This is why I traded in my open station and bought a cab tractor.. LOL.. Wish I had been able to get the R14 tires when I bought my MF, but it wasn't an option. I set my orange markers back at least a foot (or more) from the area I need to keep clear, so I have some room for snow and manuverability. Don't recall if you did that or not. Also have some 6' tall ones to put every so often in case the others get buried.
Wow that is one heck of a drone to stay that stable in the wind lol! I like the idea of a drag style snow blower... but I'd be concerned about getting through drifts. Flat and open here with lots of wind at times. So with even just 2" of snow I can get 3' drifts pretty easily. But in your demonstration it looks awesome! I have been impressed with the Summit tractors since you first shared it with us. Hopefully we see something with more horsepower from Summit in the future (EDIT - I see they have a 38hp coming in the future). I already have a 25hp Mahindra, so next tractor is going to be in that 35-55hp range. Not ready to buy yet, so I got time to wait lol! Thanks for sharing! 🤠
Not needed in July, but an enclosed cab sure looks attractive. The blower looks like it does a nice job. I've just never been fond of the rear mounted ones. Personal preference and individual requiements will make the decision though.
Just found your channel. I have 10 acres, all wooded, just cleared 1/2 acre and had excavator pull stumps and put in driveway, man I need a tractor before snow flies! Didn't know you were in MI, Im in the Tip O' the Mitt. This Summit Tractor is peaking my interest, do you think it would be big enough? Lot of dirt work and wood to deal with, not to mention the snow.
Well you certainly went the extra mile making that video, very much appreciated. You should be thawed out by New Years. Looking forward to getting my MKM next year from ya. Didn't know Carhartt had optional color of white, and sipping beet juice will put lead in your pencil. Summit is making another model with cab option... very interesting!!!
Enjoyed watching the blower in action. It can really toss the snow. Looks like it can also take down drones and cameras pretty good too. Maybe the Defense dept needs to send these to Ukraine. I was however shivering in my seat watching you get blasted with wind and snow. Thankfully the worse we get here in low country SC is a heavy frost.
Hey Courtney, I just found out a little trick Ritter, but will do came up with this he does and eggs didn’t see them out of snow blowing in Minnesota and he says that the wax spray on squirt gun type application I am not sure who the manufacturer is works best for the snow releasing from the shoot the front part of the snowblower and your snow pusher.
"Like your trying to blow a snowman" lol! You didn't really say that did you lol! That was funny! Also I was thinking, when you blow the snow onto the grape vines. Is that the same thing as watering them in the winter?
It does not snow where I live, it’s actually the middle of summer and the weather has been beautiful after two years of very wet weather. So though I have no experience of moving snow looking at the snow blower in action with the blade up front looks like a good combo.
The snow blowing back on you from the snowblower has to be cold, along with the wind. Where's that series 4 cab tractor at? Betting you are missing it right about now.
I know you sell tractor parts and probably don’t want to hear this, but I have a long driveway like yours, only much more elevation change, and some large open areas and a pickup truck with a plow is the best solution by far. I have an 8’ wide blade and can clear my 1800’ driveway in less than 10 minutes with two passes unless the snow is 2’ or deeper and needs two more passes to push the windrows back. And for a parking lot area, such as at my church, it is 3-4 times faster than a tractor. I am looking at a tractor to haul firewood with and for the front bucket, but for snow removal, I will stick with my Chevy 2500 with 8’ Western poly plow. And I can plow in a nice warm cab with music and coffee. 😂
Not sure if a comment was made by others regarding keeping your RPM up on the engine to keep 540 RPM to blower. Most tractors have a tach with the 540 RPM indicated on it for engine RPM to pto RPM. It will make difference on blower effectiveness.
It would be fun to see the difference between your setup and Gordy on GP Outdoors. ROAD TRIP TIME!! Gordy will have the coffee waiting for you and your brother. Lol
I like the idea of a blower however it wouldn't work great for myself. I still think one of the self powered utv style blowers with a JDQA or SSQA adapter for on the loader would be slick.
I know you're promoting equipment, tractors, etc but you're proving what I've always thought , you people up north are crazy. You got tractors with cabs with heat and temps that can hurt you, freezing, and your on an open tractor. Crazy! Lol!
I’m guessing you recorded this just before Christmas. Yea we got way less than they forecasted but at least it was a white Christmas. You have a beautiful property especially with the snow on the spruces.
Yeah, this was on Christmas Eve morning. Definitely less than forecasted, but it sure was pretty. Wish it wouldn't all be melting away now. Have a good one Monk!
There's a story around that say's when Courtney and his Mrs. GWT went to look at their property Courtney saw the FIVE car garage, sat down in the driveway drooled a little and sent his wife to look at the rest of the property. This may not be true but I believe it.😂
Great video and great set up, love the pull type MK blower. It looks like you have a camera mounted on your ROPS to help you direct the blower, I realize it is difficult to see with all the snow, but did it work and what kind of camera is it? I have a cab and am looking for a good way to watch my blower direction. I use bucket tamers on the front to keep the bucket off the gravel in those areas, it works well.
@@rfb7117 I've seen some folks talk about setting up cameras. So, there's merit to that idea. I just haven't done it myself to be able to provide a good recommendation.
@@GoodWorksTractors I have a camera mounted to see behind me. Mainly for traffic. It's amazing despite the size and beacons how many people will risk running in behind you
At this point I’m still on the fence about the setup you’re using with the pusher and the rear blower. It seems to work alright but kinda seems like a hassle at times too. Cool video though, keep up the great work.
@@GoodWorksTractors That’s a fact! I was going to say comment about that but I think you mentioned in a previous video that Summit doesn’t offer a cab yet??
Sweet video. Love your stuff. I’m super impressed with the summit. I’ve been in the market for a Kioti ck4010se but this look like a good option even as a 25hp. Also, did you feel like you needed chains with that snow? Didn’t look like it.
I like the Summit tractor from what I see here, look forward to seeing you do more work with the Summit. I'd like to see it clearing land, pushing over tree's pushing up small stumps, stump bucket & back hoe. Thanks for the videos.
I think you'll be disappointed with the results. That size tractor just isn't very effective for land clearing, and honestly even tractors in general. It's better than doing it by hand, but definitely a far stretch from using heavier equipment. You're almost guaranteed to break things by using a tractor to clear much land.
@@dcidci1012 Trust me on this, you'll save money and time by renting a decent loader for a day. Even if you already have the tractor sitting there, I'd highly recommend renting a compact track loader for a day.
@@jamesb2291 I have owned and or operated small medium & large farm & or commercial machinery, you are truly an honest fellow & you tell the truth, however I relax on a tractor, do I turn right or should I go left this time is my hardest decision, my time is finally mine lol. Thank you.
How much snow is too much for this size tractor in the inverted setup? I am in the lake effect snow belt and know the pusher could push the snow but we frequently get feet at a time. Do you push and then go back over it?
When you get to feet you can’t wait for it to finish. Every setup will struggle once you start to get high centered. When you get feet, you’re gonna be out there 3 or 4 times
@@patrickscribner Agreed. I do that when I can. A lot of times we can quickly get a foot or two overnight. I see some of the farmers around me that do have inverted snowblowers but these are on mainly 5 or 6 series John Deere tractors. So full on 100+ hp tractors and they never have a problem regardless of snowfall. I guess my question is relative to a bx, b, lx, l, m series (or 1,2,3,4,5 series) what can you realistically drive through with an inverted blower and still be effective?
Awesome video I live by Grand Rapids area and we got more snow than you I really want to see the video the 1025r with tire chains as I’m seriously considering buying tire chains for my gen 1 2025r
I just wanted to see if the tire chains made a big difference in the snow as my R4’s suck in the snow and thought that tire chains might be the cheapest way to improve traction while plowing snow on my dirt driveway
@@jasonvanoss2217 Oh, chains definitely will make a huge difference over R4's. However, the 1025r just failed me miserably this time around. The drifts were too deep and no amount of traction was going to overcome the low ground clearance in deeper drifts.
Would you rather have that pull type blower on a cab tractor so as not to look like the abominable snow man when you are finished clearing the drive? A snow suit would have been helpful on this setup I can imagine.
Gosh? Turn the blower around and use the pusher going forward and the blower going backwards??? My body still aches from using a blade going backwards. A blower on the front with a drop down blade???
That video is the perfect example of why I prefer a cab on my tractor. You look like a snowman toward the end of the video with all the snow the blower tossed back on you.
First time I've seen a forward facing snow blower on the back end..........hmmmm. The only problem I see is you compact the snow with the tractor before it hits the snow blower.
Not really, I believe it beats the 2025r in some key points...lift capacity on loader and 3 point, a hair wider, way heavier, but wheel size is the same.
India ITL designed, engineered, manufactured, semi assembled in India ala Mahindra. Final assembly USA. I hope Summit has better quality control I have several friends who suffered QC with Mahindra!
Have you not seen my videos of all the issues on John Deere and Kubota equipment? My list of problems is nearly endless, haha! I think a lot has changed since the pandemic. Good techs are in scarce supply.
Seems like the pull type blower does not consistently get down to pavement. Yes, No? After watching you Courtney out there on an open station tractor all I can say is thank the Lord for closed cab tractors. I don't have a blower but where I am it's windy and I had to many years with open station. Bully for you.......
The tractor and implements became less important as your face started to freeze off. Maybe a trip anywhere and buy the appropriate attire! next episode? lol
It’s to bad all the RUclips creators can’t come together in times like this to help out a community in need. The folks in Buffalo NY for example could really use all this equipment and knowledge to get emergency services back online.
I like watching your channel but all the hype about this summit tractor is disappointing. I live in ohio and there are only about 4 states out west that you can even purchase that tractor and I can't even get a price on it.
I hope someone is paying you well for demonstrating their equipment while freezing your hindend off. If I had your money my ass would be in a cab tractor. To qualify this statement I'm a grouchy old man that hates the cold.
It wasn't so bad once you went numb! 🤣The whole setup worked great, tractor performed really well. We got another 6" the next day and I really ramped up my efficiency with the blower. Cleared this same area is 25 minutes. Which, was 1,200 ft in length. Get more info on the blower here: MK Martin Pull-Type Snow Blower: bit.ly/3hVMX4Q More info on the Summit TX25 tractor: www.summittractors.com
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I like the way we learn from stuff you're doing and you're not afraid to show if you make a mistake. You do work the equipment hard, which gives a an honest review. That Summit tractor really seems to handle most of what you threw at it.
That is the perfect set up!!! Only thing missing is the wind controller 😂👍I like it because you can still use your loader if you get stuck. Thanks for the video Guys!!! 🚜💨☀
Ha! Where do you get one of those wind controllers at? I'll pay top dollar!
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Only one thing could make this video more perfect. More snow!
I like your setup. I find the rear blower you pull very intriguing and, IMHO, you have the perfect place to use it with the long stretches of your driveway. I picked up a new tractor late spring with the R14s and like them a lot, but if I find the ice under the snow I find myself missing the chains I had on the turf tires from my old rig.
I used to snowmobile so I make good use of the balaclava face mask I used to wear riding. Did this when I used to blow true snow and still do it when it is really cold even though I use a pusher now. I wear simple ear muffs now to protect my ears from cold and noise (stinks that I’m losing my hearing in my early 50s) and so I can listen to my books while clearing snow. Enjoy. Clearing snow with my tractor is one of my favorite things to do.
Love the views of your new place, very nice.
In regard to 3 point blowers facing forward or to the rear, snow depth and your tractors ground clearance plays a big part. I agree being able to drive forward is very nice but the tractor needs the clearance to do so. The strong point of a rear facing blower, as well as front mounts, is you can chip away at a deep snow while keeping your tractor on a cleared surface. Not saying forward facing is bad, but you might need to clear more often during deep snow events and in high drift areas depending on your tractor's frame size.
I don't miss and open cab for snow blowing. Heat is good too.
I thought it was kinda funny on the timing of your rear blade video. That's exactly what I did on my first couple snow falls when there wasn't enough for the plow or snow blower. Not to mention just being too warm for the gravel driveway. My rear blade at the time was the only took I had so I spun it around and just looped and packed the snow down. Once it froze up it left a perfect base to drive on, it also really helps with smoothing out your tire tracks and ruts and the end of the day.
I now fortunately have a straight blade for my front quick hitch to go with my blower, I actually find switching that off and putting my FEL back on to be fairly slick, but that's due to the BX system. Definitely going to need a snow bucket though.
Great video! Love watching your snow videos; since I don’t have too deal with snow. 😉😁
Haha, thanks Arliss! It's actually going to be 50 degrees here today. It's all melting away, crazy
@@GoodWorksTractors there you go.
I'll stick with my loader mounted snow plow and back blade for my snow removal. 2025R with Mauser cab makes it enjoyable. Southeast Michigan plowing Christmas day it was 62 deg F in the cab. I used to plow with my JD430 but with the 2025R I can plow in half the time. 😊
I hear ya, cabs are sweet!
Cory the snowman. lol. That had to be cold with the wind and snowblower tossing the snow back onto you. brrrrr, shivering just thinking about it. Stay warm and safe out there.
Courtney I have a B 2650 with a snow blower on the front and blade on the back I like the fact that I can blow snow and scrape off whatever is left in one pass and the cab is great. Only thing watch how much snow dust is drawn into the radiator because the engine air filter is also getting it
That summit tractor really looks and operates great! I could watch snow clearing videos all endlessly! Really looking forward to the larger Cab model summit has coming down the road. Any word from those guys on timing for that yet?? Great video!! 👍👍
Looking forward to the larger cab model as well.
Markers 12 to 14 inches from the edge , broken marker and drill a pilot hole works great
I've got a cab on my K 2610 and I'm loving it this time of year.
Heck yeah, cabs are awesome
Great video and great setup!
I also wanted to mention I love the music choice in all of the videos you create.
Thank you very much! There isn't an endless supply of good royalty free music out there, but there are some really good tracks. We like 'em anyway and always appreciate when someone else does, too.
Have a Happy New Year and thanks for all your great videos and info.
In windy conditions, aim the tip of the shoot down more. It will help keep the snow from blowing back on you.
So it looks like your snow from the blower nailed the camera operator for sure
nice video. thats an interesting setup. that snow was really whipping around, especially with you blowing it. looked like a lot of time you were working against the wind. you looked like a snowman by the time you stared doing the driveway. thanks for sharing. stay warm.
The wind was just going every which way, gusts up to 40 mph that day. It was a chilly one!
I don't care a blower with no cab suckes . I did it for 1o years. Keep up the good work God bless you.
Haha, cabs are nice :)
Nice job showing the front facing blower.! The front facing blower is a nice idea, however it wouldn’t work for me, I use my rear facing blower frequently to blow snow drifts that and much too deep to drive thru.
Nice new tractor. Nice to see more competition in this market. The snow blower in the rear - not such a good idea. They are slow and a good snowblade will be much more useful especially for your long drive and large garage pad. With a blade you can use the tractor at a higher speed AND use a wider snow blade which equals a faster finish. If you really need a blower then buy something dedicated. (You know who you are and why you need it) With the proliferation of skid steers (and attachments for them) in the last 20 years it seems that manufacturers think a tractor with a PTO is a candidate for a skid steer type attachment. I disagree with this - small tractors are popular now, but I would resist the urge to buy PTO attachments other than few type of mowing and brush attachments.
Hear you about loader/front mounted blower swap over in the winter. A possible solution but not cheap is a quick attach front mounted blower from Bercomac. It has its own engine so no pto hookup. Just release the levers, disconnect the electrics and reinstall the bucket. Wet heavy snow that has been driven over is not easy to deal with and I find that eventually I’ll have to apply snow melt because even with down pressure on the blower it doesn’t want to relinquish its hold on the ground.
Nice! Standing by for your attempt with the rake. Have done the flipped rear blade thing but didn't like the snow layer left behind, maybe more down pressure... my 1/2 mile drive and 2 miles of CR I plow, we have been forsaken by the County, are all dirt and gravel along with several neighbors I keep clear as well, so no pusher or blower in my future. And, usually our snow packs fast and the becomes a sheet of ice that in the mountains is problematic, so have to carefully scape to just top of dirt/gravel. Betting your old neighbors are missing you big time this winter???
GREAT video, The Summit tractor is a great tractor, try this next time to see if it works better, at the ends of the buildings use the loader and blower together, when you leave hard surface you should only be using the loader, you had a lot of snow going thru that blower, and it did a very nice job, On driveway markers try putting your empty soda bottles 🍼 on top to see them better 😉 👍... landscaping rake may did to be modified with a angle iron from one end to the other.... but it should work also...... more video to show..... til then... 😊👍✌🤞🙏🙏
So, what I took from this is I need to drink more pops? Haha! Thanks David, have a good one!
@@GoodWorksTractors save the bottle and use them on top of your stakes ... talk to June she will help you...
Courtney, after watching your other video on the driveway markers I had the same problem with not being able to hammer them in straight because of the gravel so I took a piece of 5/16 drill rod about 2ft. long, put a point on one end, and took a hammer drill and it drove it in nice and straight with virtually no effort on my part. Then I just tapped the rods In. I just thought that I'd pass it along. Happy New Year!!
I might be doing that once this snow melts off in a few days. Thanks John!
@@GoodWorksTractors Just tryin' to help. 👍Happy New Year to you and your's!
front blower and rear blade attachment is my preference.
I'm impressed with the Summit Tractor Courtney. I got rid of my John Deere 3E tractor. Had a lot of issues with it. Wimpy hydraulics, blown fuses, and electric PTO problems.
12:38 look at those ford’s, ready for the mushy, messy roads 😀
I need new glow plugs in that old truck!
Great video Courtney! I really warms my heart to see you covered from head to toe with that snow powder! Ha Ha! It brings positive confirmation to my decision to sell my snowblower years ago. Don't get me wrong, snowblowers are way cool and it's satisfying to watch that stuff shoot out 50 feet but no matter which direction the wind blows, your covered in snow.
Haha, it's the occasional reminder of just how good we have it. I do love a cab though!
Between the chute getting clogged with wet east coast snow and that fine powdered snow covering your body, was the coldest I've ever been. Found the loader on the front along with a reverse box blade on the rear was the best for around here, plus back and forth movements pushing snow aren't wasted. That windy snowblower did bring back some chilly memories . But it still looked like alot of fun moving snow. Once again great video, keep'em coming!
I live in Michigan as well but more in the Thumb, does the forward facing blower give issues with drifting areas? Would a rear facing be better for drifting areas?
Pro tip, point the chute down as much as possible when it’s windy 😉.
The intro got us 🤣Ballast up!
The R14s look like they do great in snow.
How about some clear plastic on the ROPS to help keep the snow from blowing on you ?
Yeah, or a cab, haha!
Coreny, looks like the blower did great! I notice you didn't have the HLA Snow pusher, I may have missed it in the video but I'm guessing that is Summits Snow Pusher? The Summit Tractor looks great and I love the Standard Rim Gaurd, Standard 3rd function for the loader and the Standard rear hydrolic for the tractor. Do you know if Summit will have a belly mower? That is the reason why I like my 1025R bcs I use the mower a lot and I love how easy and quick it is to take it off and on and clean it. Just was wondering if Summit will have anything like that? Thank you for the video!
Those pull type blowers are pretty slick. I have a front mount blower for my 1025r but it struggles with the slushy snow at the roadside, so I got a HLA snow pusher. Haven't hooked up the blower since but some times it would be nice on the fluffy stuff thought about a regular treat mount blower but my back and neck hates me when I'm using a rear attachment. Seems like the pull type blower is the way to go. Might have to look at selling mine and changing directions, literally lol.
Install an impeller kit, it will turn your snowblower into a water pump. I bought a heavy-duty truck mud flap to use the rubber for that. Worked great on my walk behind. I've had my 1025R with rear mount blower for less than a year, was planning to do the mod this afternoon. ruclips.net/video/qraAEDRKA9Y/видео.html
Haha, I really like it. Front mount blowers sure are nice too, but I just don't like the loss of use of the loader.
Spray Rain-X inches blower and the shut.. this should help......
I hung suitcase weights on the front of my 2025R to help with steering and traction.
Yep, that definitely helps if you can find a spot to hang them.
@@GoodWorksTractors I bought the weight mount bracket for the front of mine. But I could only use the 42 pound weights to keep from interfering with the bucket.
i drag snow just like dirt on long runs down the driveway with the rear blade 2 passes and its clear 7 ft blade and a massey 135 gas, previos owner added plow shoes to the blade so its perfect
Re: snow stakes. So what your saying is you never mastered the game Operation. ;)
I run a similar set up for plowing in the community. A 40 HP cab tractor with an 8' straight blade on the fel, and an MK Martin 78" pull type blower out back.
Works beautifully! If I need to stack snow I have that option. I have a number of rural properties with gravel driveways, and early season tilt the blade back to leave a 1/2" snow to pack and freeze, then your good to go.
Happy new year, thanks for all your time on content!
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Haha, stay between the navigational beacons :) Yep, killer setup you have there. Happy New Year to you as well!
@@GoodWorksTractors btw, I picked up a DeWalt drill bit off Amazon for putting in snow stakes. Makes it real simple
This is why I traded in my open station and bought a cab tractor.. LOL.. Wish I had been able to get the R14 tires when I bought my MF, but it wasn't an option. I set my orange markers back at least a foot (or more) from the area I need to keep clear, so I have some room for snow and manuverability. Don't recall if you did that or not. Also have some 6' tall ones to put every so often in case the others get buried.
I changed my tires this year too the Alliance 550. Huge improvement! Great winter traction, and relatively decent summer life
Wow that is one heck of a drone to stay that stable in the wind lol!
I like the idea of a drag style snow blower... but I'd be concerned about getting through drifts. Flat and open here with lots of wind at times. So with even just 2" of snow I can get 3' drifts pretty easily. But in your demonstration it looks awesome!
I have been impressed with the Summit tractors since you first shared it with us. Hopefully we see something with more horsepower from Summit in the future (EDIT - I see they have a 38hp coming in the future). I already have a 25hp Mahindra, so next tractor is going to be in that 35-55hp range. Not ready to buy yet, so I got time to wait lol! Thanks for sharing! 🤠
Not needed in July, but an enclosed cab sure looks attractive.
The blower looks like it does a nice job. I've just never been fond of the rear mounted ones. Personal preference and individual requiements will make the decision though.
You know, cabs are just as nice in the summer for me. Pollen, dust, bees, sun...makes it a lot more enjoyable, but they sure are expensive!
Cabs are great but on a hot day with all the day light glass the AC struggles
You’re a brave man Courtney. I wouldn’t attempt that in anything but a cab tractor. 😄
Just found your channel. I have 10 acres, all wooded, just cleared 1/2 acre and had excavator pull stumps and put in driveway, man I need a tractor before snow flies! Didn't know you were in MI, Im in the Tip O' the Mitt. This Summit Tractor is peaking my interest, do you think it would be big enough? Lot of dirt work and wood to deal with, not to mention the snow.
Well you certainly went the extra mile making that video, very much appreciated. You should be thawed out by New Years. Looking forward to getting my MKM next year from ya. Didn't know Carhartt had optional color of white, and sipping beet juice will put lead in your pencil.
Summit is making another model with cab option... very interesting!!!
dravel driveway... that was funny, easy on that beetjuice
Enjoyed watching the blower in action. It can really toss the snow. Looks like it can also take down drones and cameras pretty good too. Maybe the Defense dept needs to send these to Ukraine. I was however shivering in my seat watching you get blasted with wind and snow. Thankfully the worse we get here in low country SC is a heavy frost.
The R14 tires sure work well for traction.
They do, I love them.
Hey Courtney, I just found out a little trick Ritter, but will do came up with this he does and eggs didn’t see them out of snow blowing in Minnesota and he says that the wax spray on squirt gun type application I am not sure who the manufacturer is works best for the snow releasing from the shoot the front part of the snowblower and your snow pusher.
Yeah, I have not had luck with the spray for the blower chutes. Maybe it's time to try again though.
You were covered like a snowman lol, great video guys👍. Happy New Year
"Like your trying to blow a snowman" lol!
You didn't really say that did you lol! That was funny!
Also I was thinking, when you blow the snow onto the grape vines. Is that the same thing as watering them in the winter?
Haha, well you know what I mean! Haha, yeah those vines get real thirsty this time of year! 🤣
It does not snow where I live, it’s actually the middle of summer and the weather has been beautiful after two years of very wet weather. So though I have no experience of moving snow looking at the snow blower in action with the blade up front looks like a good combo.
The snow blowing back on you from the snowblower has to be cold, along with the wind. Where's that series 4 cab tractor at? Betting you are missing it right about now.
I know you sell tractor parts and probably don’t want to hear this, but I have a long driveway like yours, only much more elevation change, and some large open areas and a pickup truck with a plow is the best solution by far. I have an 8’ wide blade and can clear my 1800’ driveway in less than 10 minutes with two passes unless the snow is 2’ or deeper and needs two more passes to push the windrows back. And for a parking lot area, such as at my church, it is 3-4 times faster than a tractor. I am looking at a tractor to haul firewood with and for the front bucket, but for snow removal, I will stick with my Chevy 2500 with 8’ Western poly plow. And I can plow in a nice warm cab with music and coffee. 😂
Lol, yeah I sell tractor attachments. Of course trucks with plows are the cat's meow. Totally different market segment, haha!
New company motto: GWT, hard on snow.. also, cameras.
🤣
Looks like Summit really needs to add a back-drag feature/option to their snow pusher.
Question: which somebody's may have already asked this question but do you ever fill your front tires with ballast
Not sure if a comment was made by others regarding keeping your RPM up on the engine to keep 540 RPM to blower. Most tractors have a tach with the 540 RPM indicated on it for engine RPM to pto RPM. It will make difference on blower effectiveness.
It would be fun to see the difference between your setup and Gordy on GP Outdoors. ROAD TRIP TIME!! Gordy will have the coffee waiting for you and your brother. Lol
I like the idea of a blower however it wouldn't work great for myself. I still think one of the self powered utv style blowers with a JDQA or SSQA adapter for on the loader would be slick.
I know you're promoting equipment, tractors, etc but you're proving what I've always thought , you people up north are crazy. You got tractors with cabs with heat and temps that can hurt you, freezing, and your on an open tractor. Crazy! Lol!
Cab tractor won’t fit in the garage or I would have one
Nice!
Is this machine same class as the JD1025r?
do they have a cab available for these?
I was so excited to my new plow on my T474 but SE Michigan’s snowfall was almost nothing and not worth plowing.
That looks like a perfect setup! Is Summit going to make a cab tractor 🚜 ?
Yes sir, I keep telling them to hurry up already, ha!
@@GoodWorksTractors yes. You looked sooo cold 🥶 out there.....
@@markschmaus5580 Ohhhh, you're rubbing it right in my face now I see, haha! Are you busy enough to add a second tractor to your stable yet?
@@GoodWorksTractors You know that thought crossed my mind when I was plowing this last weekend! I have been out looking at new trucks also. 3/4 Ton 👉💪
Good video.
what are the brand for tiers are using on the tractor. Thank You Snow sucks!!!!!
They are Goodyear Titan R14. An excellent tread pattern.
I’m guessing you recorded this just before Christmas. Yea we got way less than they forecasted but at least it was a white Christmas. You have a beautiful property especially with the snow on the spruces.
Yeah, this was on Christmas Eve morning. Definitely less than forecasted, but it sure was pretty. Wish it wouldn't all be melting away now. Have a good one Monk!
There's a story around that say's when Courtney and his Mrs. GWT went to look at their property Courtney saw the FIVE car garage, sat down in the driveway drooled a little and sent his wife to look at the rest of the property. This may not be true but I believe it.😂
Haha, closer to the truth than you think!
Great video and great set up, love the pull type MK blower. It looks like you have a camera mounted on your ROPS to help you direct the blower, I realize it is difficult to see with all the snow, but did it work and what kind of camera is it? I have a cab and am looking for a good way to watch my blower direction. I use bucket tamers on the front to keep the bucket off the gravel in those areas, it works well.
that camera is actually mounted their to record video for what you are watching. You'll see portions of the video from that viewpoint.
Oh...any suggestions to help out the blower direction?
Again...great job and great video. Thanks
@@rfb7117 I've seen some folks talk about setting up cameras. So, there's merit to that idea. I just haven't done it myself to be able to provide a good recommendation.
@@GoodWorksTractors I have a camera mounted to see behind me. Mainly for traffic. It's amazing despite the size and beacons how many people will risk running in behind you
Have you used it during cold winter weather, and what brand are you using? Thanks
At this point I’m still on the fence about the setup you’re using with the pusher and the rear blower. It seems to work alright but kinda seems like a hassle at times too. Cool video though, keep up the great work.
Everything is a hassle in the cold without a cab, haha!
@@GoodWorksTractors That’s a fact! I was going to say comment about that but I think you mentioned in a previous video that Summit doesn’t offer a cab yet??
Sweet video. Love your stuff. I’m super impressed with the summit. I’ve been in the market for a Kioti ck4010se but this look like a good option even as a 25hp. Also, did you feel like you needed chains with that snow? Didn’t look like it.
I like the Summit tractor from what I see here, look forward to seeing you do more work with the Summit. I'd like to see it clearing land, pushing over tree's pushing up small stumps, stump bucket & back hoe. Thanks for the videos.
I think you'll be disappointed with the results. That size tractor just isn't very effective for land clearing, and honestly even tractors in general.
It's better than doing it by hand, but definitely a far stretch from using heavier equipment. You're almost guaranteed to break things by using a tractor to clear much land.
@@jamesb2291 I'm sorry my fault, I mean about an acre that's grown wild for about 15 years needs to be put back to lawn
@@dcidci1012 Trust me on this, you'll save money and time by renting a decent loader for a day.
Even if you already have the tractor sitting there, I'd highly recommend renting a compact track loader for a day.
@@jamesb2291 I have owned and or operated small medium & large farm & or commercial machinery, you are truly an honest fellow & you tell the truth, however I relax on a tractor, do I turn right or should I go left this time is my hardest decision, my time is finally mine lol. Thank you.
That’s the argument for a cab if you have height enough to bring it under shelter!!
just watching this is making me cold, nope nope nope
It's only cold for the first few minutes :)
@@GoodWorksTractors lol
How much snow is too much for this size tractor in the inverted setup? I am in the lake effect snow belt and know the pusher could push the snow but we frequently get feet at a time. Do you push and then go back over it?
When you get to feet you can’t wait for it to finish. Every setup will struggle once you start to get high centered. When you get feet, you’re gonna be out there 3 or 4 times
@@patrickscribner Agreed. I do that when I can. A lot of times we can quickly get a foot or two overnight. I see some of the farmers around me that do have inverted snowblowers but these are on mainly 5 or 6 series John Deere tractors. So full on 100+ hp tractors and they never have a problem regardless of snowfall. I guess my question is relative to a bx, b, lx, l, m series (or 1,2,3,4,5 series) what can you realistically drive through with an inverted blower and still be effective?
Awesome video I live by Grand Rapids area and we got more snow than you I really want to see the video the 1025r with tire chains as I’m seriously considering buying tire chains for my gen 1 2025r
Yeah, it was a bit of a letdown. Was hoping for a couple feet, wound up with half that. I don't think you're going to like the 1025r video...
I just wanted to see if the tire chains made a big difference in the snow as my R4’s suck in the snow and thought that tire chains might be the cheapest way to improve traction while plowing snow on my dirt driveway
@@jasonvanoss2217 Oh, chains definitely will make a huge difference over R4's. However, the 1025r just failed me miserably this time around. The drifts were too deep and no amount of traction was going to overcome the low ground clearance in deeper drifts.
you guys don't sell tractors anymore?
Would you rather have that pull type blower on a cab tractor so as not to look like the abominable snow man when you are finished clearing the drive? A snow suit would have been helpful on this setup I can imagine.
Haha, I would always rather have a cab tractor! But, it wasn't too bad once you couldn't feel anything :)
You have the same cab I have on my B2601 AC works great in winter .. Heat in summer 🤣
do enjoy your videos
Thank you!
Cab. Need a cab. 🤪
I was trying to form an igloo around myself :)
Too cold for me! :)
Refreshing! 😂
Gosh? Turn the blower around and use the pusher going forward and the blower going backwards??? My body still aches from using a blade going backwards. A blower on the front with a drop down blade???
Ya know, the haters can think what they want. But pal, if living well is the best revenge. well~~ ~
That video is the perfect example of why I prefer a cab on my tractor. You look like a snowman toward the end of the video with all the snow the blower tossed back on you.
tractor had plenty of power for the snow blower
First time I've seen a forward facing snow blower on the back end..........hmmmm. The only problem I see is you compact the snow with the tractor before it hits the snow blower.
Are the specs on this basically the same as a 2025r?
Not really, I believe it beats the 2025r in some key points...lift capacity on loader and 3 point, a hair wider, way heavier, but wheel size is the same.
not to mention it comes standard with a rear remote, grapple ready third function (diverter), ballasted rear tires, and a self-leveling loader.
he dosen't like the 1.5 R model..... lololol
India ITL designed, engineered, manufactured, semi assembled in India ala Mahindra. Final assembly USA. I hope Summit has better quality control I have several friends who suffered QC with Mahindra!
Have you not seen my videos of all the issues on John Deere and Kubota equipment? My list of problems is nearly endless, haha! I think a lot has changed since the pandemic. Good techs are in scarce supply.
Seems like the pull type blower does not consistently get down to pavement. Yes, No? After watching you Courtney out there on an open station tractor all I can say is thank the Lord for closed cab tractors. I don't have a blower but where I am it's windy and I had to many years with open station. Bully for you.......
Not when it's been driven over first, nothing does in those scenarios. Most of the driveway had been driven on for an entire day packing down snow.
Buy USA, if you can. ;-)
The tractor and implements became less important as your face started to freeze off. Maybe a trip anywhere and buy the appropriate attire! next episode? lol
😂 ok, this made me laugh
It’s to bad all the RUclips creators can’t come together in times like this to help out a community in need. The folks in Buffalo NY for example could really use all this equipment and knowledge to get emergency services back online.
I like watching your channel but all the hype about this summit tractor is disappointing. I live in ohio and there are only about 4 states out west that you can even purchase that tractor and I can't even get a price on it.
I hope someone is paying you well for demonstrating their equipment while freezing your hindend off. If I had your money my ass would be in a cab tractor. To qualify this statement I'm a grouchy old man that hates the cold.
Lol, I actually own my own business selling tractor attachments...so I'm lucky enough to demonstrate them. Cold weather is just part of life in MI :)
Sell out! No credibility when I heard you for years saying nothing but Deere.