Ford F350 and Western MVP Plus Plowing Snow
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- It's early February and it's our first big snow snowfall to clean up with the F350 and the MVP plus. Stick around for the adventure.
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Nice plow. Your property is very scenic. Great video!
It sure is! THanks!
gotta love a long driveway to keep nosey people out lol
We still get em, especially with the firewood stand at the end of our driveway! They ask "where do I pay" even though there is a sign on stand to pay here!
@@OutdoorsEngineer lol. better than a neighbor looking out his window spying on u. i live in like a same type place like u but my neighbors are like a mile each from another its pretty nice. i love the truck btw. how does the 6.0l run ? i have a 7.3l diesel looking to upgrade
@@elkinslawncare6000 I had good luck. Bought the 6.0 in 2014 with 65000 miles on it. Pretty much trouble free until i sold it last September. The biggest problem was I had to remove and clean the turbo 3 or four times in the time I had it. Prior to owning it, the dealer replaced the head gaskets. Biggest piece of advice is to learn about the truck. Learn about the engines shortcomings and learn how to prevent them. IF you can, they can be great! I would avoid a 6.4 if you are looking newer than a 2007, and go to a 2012 or newer as the 6.7s are awesome.
We ended up order a 2022 F-350 as the used market for things 4-5 years old was rediculously priced last May and still is. While I loved the 6.0 and never thought I would sell it, I absolutely love this new truck! It is awesome.
@@OutdoorsEngineer 6.4s arent bad my pops have one with 205k reliable miles only things he had to replace was radiator, thermostat, water pump pretty much it but the thing bout them is, is that usually in those milage range u have to replace the fuel system he hasnt had to yet but thats a $8k fix lol but ima possibly look into a 12v cummins a 24v or a 6.7l diesel if my lawns pop off more
HI THIS IS MICHAEL FROM ST.ANN MO. YOUR TRUCK IS NICE BUT YOU NEED TO PUT A NICE SET OF YELLOW LIGHTS ON IT
To plow my own driveway?
Very nice setup. I love the sound of a 6.7 in the morning. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! I wish I had a 6.7 (Someday). This is still the good old 6.0, which as given me 80,000 trouble free miles, besides a couple turbo cleanings, which I do myself.
any suggestions for residential plow? mvp 3 or mvp plus.talking about back dragging .thanks
Depends if you are in it for business or just using at your house. If in it for a business, I would recommend the MVP3. The MVP plus is also fine for a business. By MVP3 would give you best opportunity to wing snow above banks. They both use gravity for back dragging. There is now down pressure. My next plow, if and when, will be of the MVP3 variety with the taller wings.
@@OutdoorsEngineer thanks for sharing.we only plow residential property.i got a straight blade but when heavy snow comes specially when I need to stack the snow.it is continues spill off.but if the mvp 3 do the same thing as the mvp plus,I will go for mvp 3 .looks like it have the ability to handle more snow.all the best
Nice looking property how many acres is it?
Thanks! About 10 acres.
@@OutdoorsEngineer pretty good size especially when you get to walking around on it