Another Norway Best Snow Blower .... As A Canadian I Really Think That Your Snow Blowers & Earth Removers & Trucks Are So Great... I Could Almost Watch These All Day If I Had The Time.. Keep On Blowing ...
Basically same as a 1693 - same bore and stroke, 893 cu.in. It would take two of these to make 700 HP. Even in a boat with cold water after-cooling, one of these would not come close to 700 HP.
My question is why the hell are you starting it cold with the blower enguaged, then revving the hell out of it right after, apparently you all like to rebuild engines. This of course what I can see from the video.
I plow, blow, and remove snow in the county where Mr. Norris had/has a residence. Suprisingly he had a very modest house (very nice though of course) with just a short driveway. He does/did get alot of snow though.
The auger configured to pull snow to the middle, with a fan behind that and a shoot that rotates left /right so they could blow snow down the mountain would be much more efficient
Government workers are stupid like that no matter where you are in the world. And there is "parasitic" drag on the system because the engine always bogs down when you engage the PTO.
@@JasmineLindros Because the operator is a moron. If you own the 200 thousand dollar machine and you have to pay for the new starter, you pull your head out of your azz and disengage the PTO before cranking the cold engine. Any other stupid questions I can answer for you?
on This Day Saturday January 26 2019 at 7:20 pm Atlantic Time That's Cool but just Imagine hooking it up to a Generator You could Power a Small Community with That, Like During The 1998 Ice Storm here in Montreal Quebec.& Ottawa & St. Catharines Ontario Canada or any Other Disaster, Something Like That would be Perfect. Robert Melanson
This thing is perfect for a Bond villain meeting his demise, run over and shoes and stuff flying out lol, a watch lands in a bowl of soup at the lodge.
I forgot about a particular train snow plowing operation. The snow plowing on Donner Pass, California. This pass has the distinction where a covered wagon train couldn't make it over the pass in the 1850's I believe. The survivors resorted to cannibalism to stay alive that winter holed up there.
In China they would use 50,000 Chinese coolies with plastic snow shovels. Total consumption; 10,000 pounds of rice per day. Emissions.....well, we won't get into that.
@mortie806 ,small world. Man do I miss the snow. Kinda silly saying that,but after many summers of 120 degrees,one tends to remember the good ole 20 foot snow drifts.
@Joliie - Typically, there are tall orange or green fenceposts installed along the side of the road, and the operator uses the vertical "wings" over the blower head like a gunsight to aim alone the line of posts... GPS really isn't accurate enough...
Y'ALL should see the snow plowing on "Going to the Sun Road" in Glacier National Park, Montana. They use bulldozer like Crater National Park, Oregon. Then use machines. There at Glacier National Park this one area they called "The Slide" has avalanches every winter season. On a RUclips video of the snow plowing operation, a supervisor or a snow plow driver said this "Slide" has been deep as 90 FEET on this road. They don't start plowing this National Park until the middle of April. Some years because of so much snow they don't open up the park completely to late June. Okay snow plowing fans I have a list of RUclips videos about this subject in the United States. 1. Snow plowing on Bear Tooth Pass(named after a granite on a ridge), Montana/Wyoming State line. 2. Snow plowing on Trail Ridge Road; Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. 3. Snow plowing on Red Mountain Pass, Colorado. South of Ouray(pronounced U-ray, named after a Native American Chief) going south bound there's no guardrails on the right side and is a 60 to 70 degree drop off to 400 FEET. This is not like driving the Himalayan Mountains or Peru, Chile, etc. But is considered the most dangerous paved mountain pass in the United States as far as the physical nature of the pass itself. 4. Crater Lake National Park, Oregon as said before.
That actually happened many years ago. The snow blowers were clearing a mountain pass, and when car parts started flying, the blower would back up, a wrecker would pull out the rest of the buried car, and the blower would continue until they hit another car. Keep repeating until done.
in 1984 I SEEM ONE SIMILAR MACHIN IN ZERMAT SWITZERLAND WHILE SKIING FOR A WEEK THAT WEEK THERE WAS ALSO AN AVALANCHE THAT TURNED OVER THE TRAIN IN ZERMAT STATION WAS ONE OF THE WORST WINTERS THEY WERE BOMBING THE MONTAINS FROM HELICOPTERS WITH SOME KIND OF NISE BOMBS FOR 3 MORNINGS IN THE THE ROW....
be nice but out small 3 point mounted one works about the same....with 1/3 the horse power. but it will push because we have to take a run at hard packed snow with ours
@opelfrik Dette er ein meget krevende jobb,du skall vite hva du holler på med. Snøfresen er også Satelittstyrt,du får alle data på ein pc skjerm ( hvor går veien,snødybde,høgd over havet osv )
This is the kind of snow blower one needs in upstate New York USA. Thank you for posting this video. Great video !!!
Yea Schenectady New York could use that
Another Norway Best Snow Blower ....
As A Canadian I Really Think That Your Snow Blowers & Earth Removers & Trucks Are So Great...
I Could Almost Watch These All Day If I Had The Time..
Keep On Blowing ...
As a fellow Canadian, "gawd I wish I had one of these this year"! Enough of this winter already!
I love the auger on that. really grabs and feeds the snow.
That is a beautiful beast. All engine. What a great design.
Canadians and Norwegians getting hard to this
Basically same as a 1693 - same bore and stroke, 893 cu.in. It would take two of these to make 700 HP. Even in a boat with cold water after-cooling, one of these would not come close to 700 HP.
All I wanted to do when he got to the top was crack a beer open and say cheers! That was awesome sauce
Now that's a snowblower.
thats one bad ass machine !!!
Damn, my next-door neighbor would love me if I had one of these.
A D-343 is not a 700 HP engine. The highest HP is the D-343TA, is rated at 550BHP. Which is an aftercooled Turbo-charged engine. Still respectable.
My question is why the hell are you starting it cold with the blower enguaged, then revving the hell out of it right after, apparently you all like to rebuild engines. This of course what I can see from the video.
+roadhuntingfreak That is what I was wondering.
it looks like directdrive
I was thinking the same. I want it to know that I'm sorry for the way they treat it.
Wait till you see the railroad snowblowers, those things are monsters.
343 was also numbered 1693 (ta in this case) I didn't know that they were fueled to more than 425 hp.. this one runs very well, however
for only 700hp thats a super great machine !!!
Chuck Norris clearing his driveway.
I plow, blow, and remove snow in the county where Mr. Norris had/has a residence. Suprisingly he had a very modest house (very nice though of course) with just a short driveway. He does/did get alot of snow though.
The auger configured to pull snow to the middle, with a fan behind that and a shoot that rotates left /right so they could blow snow down the mountain would be much more efficient
Did you know that the snowblower was a Canadian invention? So was the snowmobile (snow machine for Americans).
We have GPS to find the road.
can u tell me if in Berg there is much snow too? Im moving there in 2 years and im just super excited.
***** father had an job offer.
GPS’s are accurate plus or minus 6 feet in any direction. This explains what happened to my mailbox. Who does my lawyer contact? 🤣
We have GPS to build the road.
@Bard Erland - Isn’t that Russian television? Was that a joke? If yes, hilarious, if not, please enlighten me, I don’t understand.
maybe starting without PTO engaged would be easier
Well it would make some different. But there is little parasitic drag on the pto. Its just a old crude CAT with mechanical fuel injection.
I don't know much about these things but I was thinking the same thing...
Government workers are stupid like that no matter where you are in the world.
And there is "parasitic" drag on the system because the engine always bogs down when you engage the PTO.
@@1cont What makes you think this is a government worker, not a contractor? I hope jumping to ignorant conclusions isn't the only exercise you get.
@@JasmineLindros Because the operator is a moron. If you own the 200 thousand dollar machine and you have to pay for the new starter, you pull your head out of your azz and disengage the PTO before cranking the cold engine.
Any other stupid questions I can answer for you?
How do motorists do to know where the road goes among so much snow ?
Well at least Mesta knew what engine to put in this blower.
on This Day Saturday January 26 2019 at 7:20 pm Atlantic Time
That's Cool but just Imagine hooking it up to a Generator You could Power a Small Community with That, Like During The 1998 Ice Storm here in Montreal Quebec.& Ottawa & St. Catharines Ontario Canada or any Other Disaster, Something Like That would be Perfect.
Robert Melanson
This thing is perfect for a Bond villain meeting his demise, run over and shoes and stuff flying out lol, a watch lands in a bowl of soup at the lodge.
I forgot about a particular train snow plowing operation. The snow plowing on Donner Pass, California. This pass has the distinction where a covered wagon train couldn't make it over the pass in the 1850's I believe. The survivors resorted to cannibalism to stay alive that winter holed up there.
Ahhh yes my favorite bedtime story as a child
Why start it up with the PTO on? You can't disconnect the blower on this? Or is it operator error?
This is small compared to the ones attached to trains. But cool none the less.
Railroads Rotary Snow Plow IMHO is the best.
That is a nice sounding cat engine.
700hp and the snow still comes right back at you from the wind lol
It must be fun driving that thing.
Nice Michigan 🤗🇺🇸
Dam great toboggan run when done : > )
Thats so cool😮
Mother Nature still throws the snow the best.
The best
@opelfrik Ja den står lagret ved Mesta Årø. Fjellåpningen begynner ikke før i slutten av April.
In China they would use 50,000 Chinese coolies with plastic snow shovels. Total consumption; 10,000 pounds of rice per day. Emissions.....well, we won't get into that.
omg i would love to have this :)
Everybody should have one for their driveway🤗
hahah that thing have 5% tint on it?
Sehr beeindruckend!
Wow! That is one impressively powerful machine!....
I wish we had that much snow here in the Quad Cities!
What a beast
Cesar si ❄️❄️❄️❄️☃️🌨️🌬️
Soooo the skiers come down the mountain & find this channel in the snow BAAWOOOFFF into the 8' snow wall
@mortie806 ,small world. Man do I miss the snow. Kinda silly saying that,but after many summers of 120 degrees,one tends to remember the good ole 20 foot snow drifts.
hit one big boulder and it's back to the shop.
I keep ending up watching snowblower videos, and I never know why.
Not complaining, just an observation 😃
Me 2
Because they are Fascinating to watch , Especially if you’ve spent Hours shoveling a driveway and sidewalks after a heavy snowfall .
@@richardcornelius1050
Lol, ikr?
@Joliie - Typically, there are tall orange or green fenceposts installed along the side of the road, and the operator uses the vertical "wings" over the blower head like a gunsight to aim alone the line of posts...
GPS really isn't accurate enough...
Y'ALL should see the snow plowing on "Going to the Sun Road" in Glacier National Park, Montana. They use bulldozer like Crater National Park, Oregon. Then use machines. There at Glacier National Park this one area they called "The Slide" has avalanches every winter season. On a RUclips video of the snow plowing operation, a supervisor or a snow plow driver said this "Slide" has been deep as 90 FEET on this road. They don't start plowing this National Park until the middle of April. Some years because of so much snow they don't open up the park completely to late June. Okay snow plowing fans I have a list of RUclips videos about this subject in the United States.
1. Snow plowing on Bear Tooth Pass(named after a granite on a ridge), Montana/Wyoming State line.
2. Snow plowing on Trail Ridge Road; Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.
3. Snow plowing on Red Mountain Pass, Colorado. South of Ouray(pronounced U-ray, named after a Native American Chief) going south bound there's no guardrails on the right side and is a 60 to 70 degree drop off to 400 FEET. This is not like driving the Himalayan Mountains or Peru, Chile, etc. But is considered the most dangerous paved mountain pass in the United States as far as the physical nature of the pass itself.
4. Crater Lake National Park, Oregon as said before.
Clearing snow... with extreme prejudice!
Anybody that says they don't want one is a liar
its eating the world!
I have the same machine. My wife loves it.
im just trying to figure out how i got here
That road IS STILL un drive ABLE AT LEAST 1 foot of snow still there ,good for getting rid of the bulk snow still gonna need tracks.
i'm thinking of purchasing a snowblower do you think this one will do?
I want one of those!!! I would have the biggest one on the block!
that's a beast does jeep make that
Is the large amounts of snow from avalanches or storms?
.... it's the same color as my Cub Cadet
@dragonriversteel we do need them some times mexico has them but there on tires
This video I'll never get sick of. For the Love of God I hope I'm not the persons that has to be bailed out.
excellent !
Need this for my front yard. It would clear it in 30 seconds.
whooee! I needed that just for my driveway this year.
very good
sure its great for road but the railroad have even more powerful ones
Whoever put title on this knows not that he knows not.
Great until you pick up a car with a frozen family in it...😳
That actually happened many years ago. The snow blowers were clearing a mountain pass, and when car parts started flying, the blower would back up, a wrecker would pull out the rest of the buried car, and the blower would continue until they hit another car. Keep repeating until done.
throws the snow a long way cool
How big are the shear pins in the auger ?
in 1984 I SEEM ONE SIMILAR MACHIN IN ZERMAT SWITZERLAND WHILE SKIING FOR A WEEK THAT WEEK THERE WAS ALSO AN AVALANCHE THAT TURNED OVER THE TRAIN IN ZERMAT STATION WAS ONE OF THE WORST WINTERS THEY WERE BOMBING THE MONTAINS FROM HELICOPTERS WITH SOME KIND OF NISE BOMBS FOR 3 MORNINGS IN THE THE ROW....
Throwing the snow up hill what are you thinking
Judging by some of the smaller slides, this thing could potetially start an avalanche. ill stick with my trusty shovel lol
Where ever they go, that is the road lol.
be nice but out small 3 point mounted one works about the same....with 1/3 the horse power. but it will push because we have to take a run at hard packed snow with ours
@mortie806 ,
Are you talking about Mexico,NY ? I use to live in Oswego,NY. Mexico sure has snow too.
Why no sides to the mouth of the blower?
Lol nice. But check out BNSF rails snow blower. You've been beat!
Cameraman is zoomed in to close to really see what it's doing.
How well does it work on cars? 🤔😁
Please tell me how much cost for New York stste
imagine taking that thing and work your way through on spring break. flying body parts, flying body parts everwhere
quite the punch
700 hp for a d343? not , more like 325.
I was thinking thats moving awful slow for 700hp
jaja. nytt år. mere snøfresing om en kort stund.
@opelfrik
Dette er ein meget krevende jobb,du skall vite hva du holler på med.
Snøfresen er også Satelittstyrt,du får alle data på ein pc skjerm ( hvor går veien,snødybde,høgd over havet osv )
OH YEA ! that is cool
¿ cómo hacen esos motoristas para saber por dó de va el.camino entre tanta nieve?
Me + Gusta = Mesta.
have you ever haerd of a engin beeing tuned?? sry for bad eng
It would be a lot more versatile if the auger assembly had greater vertical travel.
@Joliie theroad is where the snowblower goes, lol
What amazing machine you have there
thanks
This is what I need for doing sidewalks
The driver must not have lots of experience, cause if you're starting the thing, put the implement off so the motor don't have such a hard start!!
Snow cone maker. Large or small?
Def Gotta me one of those fo sho