@@capitalasphalt Yeah man that's your compatriot from Montreal it became commercial in 1927 after 30 years of hard work. Game changer 🙌 for working men saving people backs for nearly 100 years now.
I had the opportunity to meet Mr. McKenzie a couple weeks ago. I work at a dealership in New York State and we recently started selling the Cyclone blowers. Several on John Deere 4066R tractors, but customers are looking into the 6110 model with the IVT. I think we've got 10 or so already sold with potentially more happening. Thanks for the video.
Thats very interesting and cool you guys run tractors with blowers. Down here in New Hampshire we all run skid loaders. I'm sure those tractors are much faster though!
Congrats sir! Definitely looking into this business model in the states, maybe I will have to reach out to see if you or your colleagues can answer a new guys questions.
I appreciate your great content! Question; wondering why from what I've seen, you only use large framed tractors? I haven't seen any 4066r's etc.? What are your reasons there sir?
It’s mainly for income purposes. Capital Services is able to rent out the larger farm tractors to farms over the summer which creates a revenue stream. Unfortunately, with the smaller tractors like the 4066r. They simply do not have the same rental demand.
For residential snow removal, the loader arm gets in the way due to us working in tight places. However, for our commercial clients. We have tractors that run the loader arm to push show.
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Arthur Sicard invented the first snowblower big up too him he needs a national holiday.
I did not know that! Thanks for the information
@@capitalasphalt Yeah man that's your compatriot from Montreal it became commercial in 1927 after 30 years of hard work. Game changer 🙌 for working men saving people backs for nearly 100 years now.
I thought it was very nice of you to do a free driveway every once and a while to help other and build the business
Hey bro good evening how are you doing today wawww that's a lot of snow excellent job today bro keep up the great work and be safe 👌👌👌👌💯💯💯👍👍👍❤️❤️😊.
im looking at a kubota m 6
I had the opportunity to meet Mr. McKenzie a couple weeks ago. I work at a dealership in New York State and we recently started selling the Cyclone blowers. Several on John Deere 4066R tractors, but customers are looking into the 6110 model with the IVT. I think we've got 10 or so already sold with potentially more happening. Thanks for the video.
That’s awesome! Jim is a great guy & and legend is the snow removal business. I’m thankful to work with him and his daughter Saera. Great people
@@capitalasphalt The guys around here call Jim The Godfather. LOL
Thats very interesting and cool you guys run tractors with blowers. Down here in New Hampshire we all run skid loaders. I'm sure those tractors are much faster though!
We think they work great!
Thanks for watching
Congrats sir! Definitely looking into this business model in the states, maybe I will have to reach out to see if you or your colleagues can answer a new guys questions.
Feel free!
Cheers
I appreciate your great content! Question; wondering why from what I've seen, you only use large framed tractors? I haven't seen any 4066r's etc.? What are your reasons there sir?
It’s mainly for income purposes. Capital Services is able to rent out the larger farm tractors to farms over the summer which creates a revenue stream. Unfortunately, with the smaller tractors like the 4066r. They simply do not have the same rental demand.
I see there is a front loader mount on that tractor, any reason why they don’t use them for snow removal.
For residential snow removal, the loader arm gets in the way due to us working in tight places. However, for our commercial clients. We have tractors that run the loader arm to push show.