You need the bigger blower like I have. It's a troybuilt polar blast 45 inch with a 20 something HP engine. I haven't found anything yet that it can't handle.
Smart to wear a reflective vest, taking precautions :D Would it make sense for you to have a machine with tracks in these conditions? Pushing through tall and hard packed snow with less struggle? Any thoughts about upgrading the snowblower?
I did use a big Honda Snow Blower years back in northern Norway which had tracks. In deep snow like in these videos it doesn't make much difference. You need to take it step by step nonetheless as soon as you hear the engine start to struggle. Just letting it push through all the packed snow would most likely give you problems with your machine sooner than later 😬 Maybe there are Blowers that can actually handle those amounts of snow - I don't know! If there is one it would certainly be cool to try it out in a video 😁
With a tracked machine with hydrostatic drive then you wouldn't keep riding up on the snow, and you could have a slower and more stable direction :D@@chrisworkandmachines
@@evenito9455 it would still happen if the conditions were the same as in this video because it was simply too frozen. I really appreciate your input here... have not looked up the differences of the two available driving types! Just because I am doing these kinda videos doesn't mean I know everything about these machines! Thanks a lot, learned something right there! 😁👍
@@evenito9455 haha thanks for admitting 😆 sometimes I'm not sure how to take some comments... but it's nice we made clear we are both new to those type of machines! Hope you'll be happy with your new Blower - now I am curious which one you got!?
I have not but it would not have made a big difference in that particular case because there was so much ice involved why I had to take it a bit slower anyways. If it was only snow like in my first videos it could have made a difference but I actually didn't have traction problems 😄
Definitiv für die Größe des Grunstücks nicht geeignet. Das ist nur eine ewige Latscherei hinter der Fräße, habe ich schon hinter mir. Nach 2 Stunden Schneefall fängst wieder an, ich nimmer.
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Thank you, I will 🙌🤠
Jessu krestus now that is some serious snow blowing
That made me laugh out loud :D It sure is!
Props for putting the machine to the test, but that is plow or tractor size work😂.
For sure but it was still manageable with the blower 😂 it just depends on how much time you have 😅
Титанический труд, смотреть даже тяжело. Много ли ты на этом зарабатываешь?💪
You mean from the video itself? Very little unfortunately, hope that changes at some point!
Honda 32" two stage tracked will eat through most anything.
You need the bigger blower like I have. It's a troybuilt polar blast 45 inch with a 20 something HP engine. I haven't found anything yet that it can't handle.
Sounds very interesting! I guess I have to save up some money for it from now on 😄
Except it is no longer made.
Smart to wear a reflective vest, taking precautions :D Would it make sense for you to have a machine with tracks in these conditions? Pushing through tall and hard packed snow with less struggle? Any thoughts about upgrading the snowblower?
I did use a big Honda Snow Blower years back in northern Norway which had tracks. In deep snow like in these videos it doesn't make much difference. You need to take it step by step nonetheless as soon as you hear the engine start to struggle. Just letting it push through all the packed snow would most likely give you problems with your machine sooner than later 😬
Maybe there are Blowers that can actually handle those amounts of snow - I don't know! If there is one it would certainly be cool to try it out in a video 😁
With a tracked machine with hydrostatic drive then you wouldn't keep riding up on the snow, and you could have a slower and more stable direction :D@@chrisworkandmachines
@@evenito9455 it would still happen if the conditions were the same as in this video because it was simply too frozen. I really appreciate your input here... have not looked up the differences of the two available driving types! Just because I am doing these kinda videos doesn't mean I know everything about these machines! Thanks a lot, learned something right there! 😁👍
@@chrisworkandmachines I got a snowblower two months ago and I have only tried fresh snow, I’m a real noob 😄
@@evenito9455 haha thanks for admitting 😆 sometimes I'm not sure how to take some comments... but it's nice we made clear we are both new to those type of machines! Hope you'll be happy with your new Blower - now I am curious which one you got!?
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Have you tried the same with snow chains? Would be great to see as a comparison.
I have not but it would not have made a big difference in that particular case because there was so much ice involved why I had to take it a bit slower anyways. If it was only snow like in my first videos it could have made a difference but I actually didn't have traction problems 😄
Definitiv für die Größe des Grunstücks nicht geeignet. Das ist nur eine ewige Latscherei hinter der Fräße, habe ich schon hinter mir. Nach 2 Stunden Schneefall fängst wieder an, ich nimmer.
Wohl wahr ✌️ manchmal geht es nicht anders... und in dem Fall lief es getreu nach dem Motto "wo ein Wille ist, ist auch ein Weg 😅
That's a lot of walking sure you're legs were sore
Haha yes... but actually I didn't have sore legs or such 😁