I love winter and am a big fan of snow. Living in Arkansas we don’t see a lot of it. I don’t know anyone who owns a snowblower, they are not sold down here. We got 6” a week ago and schools have been out since. I’m 50 years old and have only bought 1 snow shovel in my life. Wood is our primary heat source in my home and we average 1 cord a year. I follow 2 or 3 firewood pages on facebook and I’m surprised how much firewood so many folks up north say they burn. Our toughest part of the winter usually is only a few days and that was last week, we had temperatures below zero at times. We are supposed to be in the 50s in a couple days. This video is something us southerners know very little about. We can’t imagine what it’s like having to deal with all of that. I’d take a few more days of it in exchange for 100° heat and 90% humidity in the summer.
Boy Chris you got hammered with the white stuff the price you pay for having a so far mild winter oh well right just be safe Chris stay warm and don't over do it!!
Awesome vid that day Chris! Looks like You folks have more snow down there than we do up here in central NB ❄️💯👍. Definitely a different kind of winter thus far, we only have approx. +\- 8” currently 🥴See you soon! Andrew from NB :)
We finally got some winter here. It was 20 bellow then Thursday it turned in the mid thirty looks like going to stay way for little over week. Glade the tractor didn’t have a major problem. Keep up the good work.
Winter has finally decided to bless us with her splendor! Thanks for sending us your excess! I spent 4+ hours on my D3 Cat clearing out our driveway a week ago. Who in their right mind would place their driveway directly alongside a fence row bordering hayfields to the West? 1/4 mile of heavy drifted snow 🤦🏻♂️😂 Somehow Lake Michigan didn’t dampen the Wisconsin weather like it is supposed to! Bless’ns to ya, Tedd
Bert may know this already , but two of the primary causes for turbo failures are inadequate cool down(1-3 minutes at idle) before engine shutdown and extended oil change frequency ...................
Nice work guys. Scenery in your area is starting to look like mine. We had 4" more two days ago and our piles are "really big". -18F right now but no wind! Next week temps in the+30F all week. Gehl track loader looks to be a very nice machine. Every once in a while it's good to have one of those types of fires and perfect timing with the snow cover to keep things safe. GNI
Yeah I remember the snow and bonfires and plowing township road with a bulldozer. Glad i was a lot younger then. Two and a half inches here in Western North Carolina other places have a foot. Stay safe, stay warm. Kenny from Western North Carolina.
I have had enough of the snow already. We are about an hour east of Buffalo and have had a busy week with snow. Although we haven't gotten what the city got, it's still enough. It's too deep to make firewood. That fire looked really neat at the end. - Tim
G’morning Chris. Nice to see the Ol’ Woodyard. Nice equipment run today ! You should buy a fleet of equipment and rent it all out after you sell the shop. Most sweet action today. GoodNightIrene
Used the same Skid-Steer model a decade ago at a Soda Ash Plant to move burnt limestone from under tripped out conveyor belts to keep the Works running and also Soda Ash blockages from vertical bucket lifts that had tripped out under excess load, all gone now the entire plant raise down to bare earth after hundreds of sixty years of production. Winnington Works Northwich, England.
Wow you were right! Glad it is not me! But those cabs make it pretty warm work. i like the plow on the back of the tractor never saw one like that. I hate when you back out and the cab fills with smoke and ash. I keep my door open so I don't spend to much time close to the heat and flame
Nice skid steer. I've always wanted a tractor, with a heated cab to help my neighbors get their driveways clear. Then I'd also need the time to do it as well!
I like snow blowing too. And like you I usually look like the abominable snowman when I'm done. Thats what winter clothing is made for. The money you saved doing it yourself bought you a nice tractor didn't it? Unfortunately some people don't understand the value of honest hard work.
If you keep your building much longer you and Bert could put an impeller kit on your second stage blower fan. It will give you 25-35% more distance in blowing and make for a cool video of before and after.
Still have to push snow with the skidsteer another hour at least and clear out my 2 acre woodyard yet from all the snow. Have to burn our 30x30ftx10ft tall brush pile yet . Way lower sales this dec and January than last yr. Cheaper propane by about 35cents from last yr and a warm snowless december and half of January. Still have alot of dry firewood left that needs to be exchanged for Benjamins. Dump trailer hasn't been getting any hrs in
I'm thinking it will be a good thing having major snow removal in the woodyard. You've got some experience to consider when setting more wood bins. It looks like the concept of rows is working well.
Great job on the snow removals. The walk behind snowblower works good. If you look close at the fire, you might see green flame. Chemicals burning. The 1742 MF is a nice machine. Just a bit smaller than your Kioti.
The blue flame is the copper wire from the mobile home. If you take a copper tube 3/4 about 10 inches long, drill drill through both ends about an inch from the ends then put a vinyl garden hose inside the tube. When you have a fire that is relativity small put the tube in and you will have all sorts of colours in it. We use about 6 to 8 tubes everytime we burn. But don't use the colour flames to cook marshmallows or hot dogs with. Cook them before you put the tubes in.
Chris...Really "cool" video! I always found blowing snow with an 8HP Gravely walk behind to be almost as therapeutic as cutting wood with a chainsaw! To clear your wood piles, get a backpack blower! If you get it while the snow is still light it is amazing how quick you can clean sidewalks, steps, and I'm sure wood piles.
looks like you didint get quite as much snow as we did east of. Green Bay. It looks like the deep freeze is over already . I see highs in the upper 30s forecasted for next week.
Nope, I have a blower, works fine no banks no cost no truck damage and I get some much needed exercise so I do not get round like most other guys my age.
Send us some snow...We havent had enough snow this Winter in NS Canada (Annapolis Valley) to even say it was Winter...more rain. Snow on the ground from the dusting last night. A few flurries this morning!
We had 20 inches total between two separate snowstorms last week. Lots of snowblower time. Feel bad for all the people that bought those battery operated models. Sometimes you just need power.
That is a big dumping of snow Chris just wondering. If you had one of those big backpack glowpush, could you blow the snow off the couple bins that you're using all the time and get it covered up? Stop original webs, or is it wet sticky heavy snow? Anyways, send someone that's no North to Canada. We've got nothing like that. And that was a beautiful fire at the end of the video
I am not in control of any adds, times, frequency or amounts..... channels with more views and viewers get more adds run because advertisers want and will pay more to be where the eyeballs are. AND youtube makes more...not me so much!
Chris, Some people probably can't afford 4 wheel drive. Everything is so expensive for something decent and dependable. Plus if you only have 2 wheel it is another excuse to take work off and drink all day
That makes no sense to me, working hard an doing what it takes to succeed and not being a lazy person looking for excuses NOT to work is why most people don't. If they gave up drinking they might have more MONEY. My motto....find a way not an excuse.
I only got maybe 3" at the Most here By Merrill. I did not even plow / Blow. I need a good base for My gravel Drive.. You Guys got Clobbered over there... You may not take out the truck window, a stone or an Ice chunk will take out a building window... Thanks Chris..
Self propelled snow blower only way to go. Love to get a compact tractor but that'll be a couple years. What convinced you to go with the kioti? Lots of john deere dealers around here but seems your paying a premium for the name.
The John Deere dealers here did not want to answer any questions when I stopped at there places so I moved on down the road...plus they must make them out of gold or platinum???$$$$
Don’t you love snow? Winter tires are critical. All seasons don’t cut it. Most people hate to get another set of tires but if you want to be safe on the roads during those peak conditions get winter tires. And not chines off brands get top tier if you can afford it or at very least tier two brands. Another great video Chris!
As someone who hates the cold and lives somewhere (Oz) where it gets below freezing about a dozen nights per winter, and the last time it snowed was 1973, I'm always amazed at the amount of work, time and money it takes to deal with snow!
@@InTheWoodyard that’s great you are prepared but for every person like ourselves that is being proactive there are a handful of others who think their safety is someone else’s problem and expense. This would not be governmental policy. All it would take would be for a savvy vehicle insurance provider to offer a reasonable discount on insurance coverage with proof of the use of winter tires. Something to consider, just putting it out there.
@@InTheWoodyard to be fair at 2:55 you did mention you thought there should be a law requiring 4 wheel drive vehicles.. in general, I see 2wd drives stuck at intersections and 4WD in the ditches.
Cable winch skidder attachment for doing logging. lower the yellow attachment and it digs into the ground to keep from pulling the tractor backwards while winching in trees. I am relatively sure we will be seeing it in a future edition of ITW
In those high winds while blowing I like using my ski goggles that I purchased for riding my bike in the winter. I don't care how silly it might look in any of the two scenarios it works great to keep the snow and wind out of your eyes.
yup, it happens to me all the time here! Like being a parent. I tell them then I tell them again. Then I tell them again and again and then again. And then some times if I get lucky they hear one or two words or gt distracted by a squirrel or something. No worries!
It is not just the power... it is the initial and ongoing cost, extra batteries, constant charging or dead batteries when you need it and you have to wait to charge, Limited recharges....a lot of my camera batteries life span is 2 years at most and then they won't recharge or only last only 10-15 minutes instead of the 45-60 that a newer one will last. But mostly after 2 years a whole new line will come out and all the "old stuff" is out dated and less useful and you have to start all over again AND the proprietary systems that you are locked into with each brand, land fills full of batteries that do not work and can not be recycled so.....a hamster on a buying wheel.
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Good video. I am 71 and I am thankful that I can spend less hours in this weather than I used to when raising a family.
Thanks!
I love winter and am a big fan of snow. Living in Arkansas we don’t see a lot of it. I don’t know anyone who owns a snowblower, they are not sold down here. We got 6” a week ago and schools have been out since. I’m 50 years old and have only bought 1 snow shovel in my life.
Wood is our primary heat source in my home and we average 1 cord a year.
I follow 2 or 3 firewood pages on facebook and I’m surprised how much firewood so many folks up north say they burn.
Our toughest part of the winter usually is only a few days and that was last week, we had temperatures below zero at times. We are supposed to be in the 50s in a couple days.
This video is something us southerners know very little about. We can’t imagine what it’s like having to deal with all of that.
I’d take a few more days of it in exchange for 100° heat and 90% humidity in the summer.
Yup, we have 4-5 months of that every year and about a week of summer! Ha!
Good to see y'all have fun while working!! Makes work more enjoyable!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
You got that right!
Boy Chris you got hammered with the white stuff the price you pay for having a so far mild winter oh well right just be safe Chris stay warm and don't over do it!!
Thanks for watching!
I’m always having a great time watching. Thank you kind sir.
Thanks so much for watching!
Hi Chris,Ed from Vermont,WOW,lots of snow
Yes it was! Soon it will melt the warm is coming!
There is nothing like a good fire when outside and cold.
Yes there is...more and bigger fires!!!!! Fire is good! Ha!
Good morning Chris a great show today love it, thanks for keeping us entertained and a super fire you had going I felt the warmth.
Thanks, we made another big fire today!
The blue flame looked like it could be out of a movie or a video game! Very cool.
Yup, it was cool!
Chris, I am impressed how much work has to be done to maintain a good firewood business in Wisconsin.
Kudos 👏 to you and your crew.
Thanks 👍
Great video. We love your channel.
Wow, thank you!
HI Bert, Gavin and Chris.
Great job cleaning up the woodyard.
Thanks 👍
Nice blower. Good over view of it. Skidsteer with tracks works great. Nice big tractor with the bucket. Cool fire
Thanks!!!
Awesome vid that day Chris! Looks like You folks have more snow down there than we do up here in central NB ❄️💯👍. Definitely a different kind of winter thus far, we only have approx. +\- 8” currently 🥴See you soon! Andrew from NB :)
Thanks 👍 Yup, we finally got some winter!
Chris, Stay warm. I like the color grading you did with the fire at the end. the blue looked cool
I just cranked the contrast is all.
We finally got some winter here. It was 20 bellow then Thursday it turned in the mid thirty looks like going to stay way for little over week. Glade the tractor didn’t have a major problem. Keep up the good work.
Yup, the warm weather is coming here soon too! 30s!!!
@@InTheWoodyard if got work outside I like to stay just under freezing. Hate the mud.
Good morning Chris!!😀😀
Sure glad we don't get a storm like that every week. Once a year is good enough for me.
Take care my friend!!😀😀💚💚
Logger Al
Never would be better!
I’m glad you are hoarding all the snow! Crap ton for sure! 👍🏻👍🏻GNI
I will send you some soon!
Good morning Chris have fun in the Snow did that 3 drive with Ariens snow blower 4hrs ( ty Ron
Thanks for watching!
Good morning Mr Snow man ☃️ sure looks happy with the snow 😅
Yup, he's the man!
That's some great video right there .
Glad you enjoyed it!
Winter has finally decided to bless us with her splendor!
Thanks for sending us your excess!
I spent 4+ hours on my D3 Cat clearing out our driveway a week ago.
Who in their right mind would place their driveway directly alongside a fence row bordering hayfields to the West?
1/4 mile of heavy drifted snow 🤦🏻♂️😂
Somehow Lake Michigan didn’t dampen the Wisconsin weather like it is supposed to!
Bless’ns to ya, Tedd
Ha! So it was you who invented the pile o snow called drifts!!! Ha!!
Bert may know this already , but two of the primary causes for turbo failures are inadequate cool down(1-3 minutes at idle) before engine shutdown and extended oil change frequency ...................
There was over 3000 hrs on it. To heavy of oil it easnt getting oil flow fast enough.
Yup, he is aware of the problem. Thanks!
My daughter lives in Wonewoc about 2 and 1/2 hours west of you so I knew this video would be on soon. Should be warming up in a couple days.
Yup, 2 more cold days then heat wave!!!
Snow sure is a firewood producing killer! Cool fire 🔥👍👍
At least the fire will melt some of the snow. 😅😅😅
Yup, but a good seller of it!
YUP!
Nice work guys. Scenery in your area is starting to look like mine. We had 4" more two days ago and our piles are "really big". -18F right now but no wind! Next week temps in the+30F all week. Gehl track loader looks to be a very nice machine. Every once in a while it's good to have one of those types of fires and perfect timing with the snow cover to keep things safe. GNI
Yup, fire is good!
Yeah I remember the snow and bonfires and plowing township road with a bulldozer. Glad i was a lot
younger then.
Two and a half inches here in Western North Carolina other places have a foot. Stay safe, stay warm. Kenny from Western North Carolina.
Yup, snow is fun!
I have had enough of the snow already. We are about an hour east of Buffalo and have had a busy week with snow. Although we haven't gotten what the city got, it's still enough. It's too deep to make firewood. That fire looked really neat at the end. - Tim
Thanks for watching!
G’morning Chris. Nice to see the Ol’ Woodyard. Nice equipment run today ! You should buy a fleet of equipment and rent it all out after you sell the shop. Most sweet action today.
GoodNightIrene
No thanks, I do not want more to do and more to own.
Good morning woodhounds yeah I believe we all got hit eather cold and cold and ton of snow stay warm all
Yup, winter!
Last year we had 3 feet on the ground this year we have 2 inches. Sure is nice for going in the woods and cutting.
Yup! Get after it!
That looks great
Thanks!!
Used the same Skid-Steer model a decade ago at a Soda Ash Plant to move burnt limestone from under tripped out conveyor belts to keep the Works running and also Soda Ash blockages from vertical bucket lifts that had tripped out under excess load, all gone now the entire plant raise down to bare earth after hundreds of sixty years of production. Winnington Works Northwich, England.
Yup, all good things and bad things end.
Great video today. Nothing like a good bonfire!!
Yup, we had another one today!
Wow you were right! Glad it is not me! But those cabs make it pretty warm work. i like the plow on the back of the tractor never saw one like that. I hate when you back out and the cab fills with smoke and ash. I keep my door open so I don't spend to much time close to the heat and flame
That is a winch for taking down trees, we will be using it today.
well how about that I would like to see that working@@InTheWoodyard
Fun times in the snow 😊
Yup, like a big kid!
Good call in the 500-hour service for the tractor..😉👍
You got that right! It will be fixed soon!
Good for ya builds caricature ...😊
yup
I disassemble my old pallets (remove all nails, staples and screws) and, use them as kindling. I'm that cheap.
Wow, the time that takes must be......nuts! I can make more money but not more time.
@@InTheWoodyard Well, I don't make firewood as a business. I do it for myself. There's the big difference.
Nice skid steer. I've always wanted a tractor, with a heated cab to help my neighbors get their driveways clear. Then I'd also need the time to do it as well!
Your neighbors deserve a clear drive!
I used my RT165 with 74 inch snowblower worked great! My splitter pile is buried.
nice...watch out for chunks of wood!!!
0:00 gotta love that copper wire burning nice video
Yup, perdy!
I like snow blowing too. And like you I usually look like the abominable snowman when I'm done. Thats what winter clothing is made for. The money you saved doing it yourself bought you a nice tractor didn't it? Unfortunately some people don't understand the value of honest hard work.
So true! Keep movin'!
Well Chris, whether you blew it or blowed it, you got the job done! Those piles of snow will be thee for a while. GNI
Yup, dun got done!
Pretty FIRE!!!! Pretty SNOW!!!!!😁😁😁😁😁
Yup!
If you keep your building much longer you and Bert could put an impeller kit on your second stage blower fan. It will give you 25-35% more distance in blowing and make for a cool video of before and after.
No thanks we have lots of other thing to do for now and i want to get rid of the building.
Perfect timing for having a fire. Did you burn all that stuff off the processer?
yup! We just had another one today!
That fire was so big, I could feel it in Ga.
Ha! We just had another one today!
Still have to push snow with the skidsteer another hour at least and clear out my 2 acre woodyard yet from all the snow. Have to burn our 30x30ftx10ft tall brush pile yet . Way lower sales this dec and January than last yr. Cheaper propane by about 35cents from last yr and a warm snowless december and half of January. Still have alot of dry firewood left that needs to be exchanged for Benjamins. Dump trailer hasn't been getting any hrs in
Yup, same story from a lot of sellers I talk to...the poor economy is the number one reason. Food costs up 30-40% also go look at vehicles!!! NUTS!
When you get your fill of exersize you can always load up the ole Kioti in the trailer and bring it to the studio for snow removal.
No, the snow blower does just fine, to much messing around to move equipment all the time and extra time.
Great videos, instead of using the small snowblower how about getting the snowblower for the skid steer, Keith from NJ
Good idea, but I just checked my pockets, I am about $5,000 short right now. The buckets work fine.
It’s in the 20’s here in Florida but we don’t really get any snow. It looks pretty there though.
20s are perfect winter temps...nice!
a lot of snow here and minus temps for the last couple of weeks
Yup, we call it "winter"!!!
It's about time you had a fire, the snow man was going to catch a cold.
Ha ha..
Yup, we had another big one today!
I'm thinking it will be a good thing having major snow removal in the woodyard. You've got some experience to consider when setting more wood bins. It looks like the concept of rows is working well.
Yup!
Blue flames!
Yup, copper!
Great job on the snow removals. The walk behind snowblower works good.
If you look close at the fire, you might see green flame. Chemicals burning.
The 1742 MF is a nice machine. Just a bit smaller than your Kioti.
Copper wire.
@@InTheWoodyard ya. 👍🏻
Good morning all!
Hello!
It must be nice to just be starting snow removal during the last week of January.
Yup! So far easy winter!
The blue flame is the copper wire from the mobile home. If you take a copper tube 3/4 about 10 inches long, drill drill through both ends about an inch from the ends then put a vinyl garden hose inside the tube. When you have a fire that is relativity small put the tube in and you will have all sorts of colours in it. We use about 6 to 8 tubes everytime we burn. But don't use the colour flames to cook marshmallows or hot dogs with. Cook them before you put the tubes in.
Yes, we are aware of the wire and the color flames. Very pretty!
Chris...Really "cool" video! I always found blowing snow with an 8HP Gravely walk behind to be almost as therapeutic as cutting wood with a chainsaw!
To clear your wood piles, get a backpack blower! If you get it while the snow is still light it is amazing how quick you can clean sidewalks, steps, and I'm sure wood piles.
Yup it is. Nope, heavy wet snow does not blow.
looks like you didint get quite as much snow as we did east of. Green Bay. It looks like the deep freeze is over already . I see highs in the upper 30s forecasted for next week.
Yup, winter is over! I said so!
Chris you need a plow for the truck ❄️❄️❄️
Nope, I have a blower, works fine no banks no cost no truck damage and I get some much needed exercise so I do not get round like most other guys my age.
Snow be gone part 3 , it’s rodeo time yeah. Good afternoon from ST Mary’s hospital in Rochester Mn.
Yup, we got dumped on!
Send us some snow...We havent had enough snow this Winter in NS Canada (Annapolis Valley) to even say it was Winter...more rain. Snow on the ground from the dusting last night. A few flurries this morning!
Bring a truck you can have all you want!
Lots of snow , where are he Marshmallows😊
Cute Cats❤
Yup, snow and fire! Fire is good ....snow.......
We had 20 inches total between two separate snowstorms last week. Lots of snowblower time. Feel bad for all the people that bought those battery operated models. Sometimes you just need power.
yup, more power for snow is way better!
Well, Big Boy, you are certainly getting your daily dosage of exercise!
Yup, most days.
Don’t you just like be it when the wind not helping and the find dust of the snow blows back in your face 😊
God way to make sure you are alive yet!
That is a big dumping of snow Chris just wondering. If you had one of those big backpack glowpush, could you blow the snow off the couple bins that you're using all the time and get it covered up? Stop original webs, or is it wet sticky heavy snow? Anyways, send someone that's no North to Canada. We've got nothing like that. And that was a beautiful fire at the end of the video
Heavy wet sticky snow does not blow. You will see how the snow has affected me soon on the piles...not hardly at all! Thanks for watching!
I know of no other RUclips channel with as many ads as they show on your daily videos.
You must get more money that way.
I am not in control of any adds, times, frequency or amounts..... channels with more views and viewers get more adds run because advertisers want and will pay more to be where the eyeballs are. AND youtube makes more...not me so much!
It is about time,
yup
👍👍👍
Thanks!!!
Chris, Some people probably can't afford 4 wheel drive. Everything is so expensive for something decent and dependable. Plus if you only have 2 wheel it is another excuse to take work off and drink all day
That makes no sense to me, working hard an doing what it takes to succeed and not being a lazy person looking for excuses NOT to work is why most people don't. If they gave up drinking they might have more MONEY. My motto....find a way not an excuse.
@@InTheWoodyard i love you Chris. Great videos!
I only got maybe 3" at the Most here By Merrill. I did not even plow / Blow. I need a good base for My gravel Drive..
You Guys got Clobbered over there...
You may not take out the truck window, a stone or an Ice chunk will take out a building window...
Thanks Chris..
Yup, I been told that for 22 years now, never been a problem.
Self propelled snow blower only way to go. Love to get a compact tractor but that'll be a couple years. What convinced you to go with the kioti? Lots of john deere dealers around here but seems your paying a premium for the name.
The John Deere dealers here did not want to answer any questions when I stopped at there places so I moved on down the road...plus they must make them out of gold or platinum???$$$$
How many inches did u guys get??? 20 or so here! 16 below zero and high winds my boiler needed filled every 12 hrs!! It gave it a workout!!!!!
We got like 16 but it all drifted and blew everywhere.
@@InTheWoodyard yep same here. It was a mess
Don’t you love snow? Winter tires are critical. All seasons don’t cut it. Most people hate to get another set of tires but if you want to be safe on the roads during those peak conditions get winter tires. And not chines off brands get top tier if you can afford it or at very least tier two brands. Another great video Chris!
Blizzaks for me, Yokohama CUV hybrid on the wife's SUV are pretty dang good as well.
Yup, thanks!
yup, good tires!
As someone who hates the cold and lives somewhere (Oz) where it gets below freezing about a dozen nights per winter, and the last time it snowed was 1973, I'm always amazed at the amount of work, time and money it takes to deal with snow!
Yup, snow is nothing but work!
34C (93F) here at the moment heading towards 37C (100F) by the end of the week. Too hot to go wood cutting yet. 🙂@@InTheWoodyard
Did you already burn your pile of scraps from splitting
yup, most of it.
Did yall burn the scraps and saw dust too??
Yup, all gone!
🤘
Thanks!!!
74 degrees in Arizona today
That sounds like no fun, no snow to play in! We like all 4 seasons here!
Good Morning Woodhounds!!(-:
how many hours does it take to clean the lot?
A couple,
Your video picture after blowing snow looks like grumpy from trying the battery blower again.
yup!
Your vehicle insurance should mandate winter tires.
what? I do have great tires....BFGoodrich ko2. And I hate all mandates from any government I prefer freedom to do what I choose...good or bad.
@@InTheWoodyard that’s great you are prepared but for every person like ourselves that is being proactive there are a handful of others who think their safety is someone else’s problem and expense. This would not be governmental policy. All it would take would be for a savvy vehicle insurance provider to offer a reasonable discount on insurance coverage with proof of the use of winter tires. Something to consider, just putting it out there.
@@InTheWoodyard to be fair at 2:55 you did mention you thought there should be a law requiring 4 wheel drive vehicles.. in general, I see 2wd drives stuck at intersections and 4WD in the ditches.
What is the attachment on the loader tractor that was moving snow
Cable winch skidder attachment for doing logging. lower the yellow attachment and it digs into the ground to keep from pulling the tractor backwards while winching in trees. I am relatively sure we will be seeing it in a future edition of ITW
Yup used it today.
When blowing I use a motorcycle helmet with a full face shield and works well
good idea!!!
In those high winds while blowing I like using my ski goggles that I purchased for riding my bike in the winter. I don't care how silly it might look in any of the two scenarios it works great to keep the snow and wind out of your eyes.
Yup, we also have glasses too.
That's a lot of snow! My opinion nothing is funner than using a bobcat in the snow. 16:10
Yup, fun!
Just like Norway 😅🇧🇻
Yup, we have winter too! Only for about 5 million years or so now though! Haaa!
Does the snow pusher attachment fit the skid steer?
might be built a bit light for use on the GEHL.
Yes it fits the loader just not big enough.
yes.
it fits my tractor fine, but it is being fixed now.
how do you find all the wood that you get
I buy most of it from loggers by the semi-truckload...10-12 a year and I get a lot fo free stuff too.
I caught a case of sniffles just watching this video. Brrrrrrr!
Ha, no biggie, just some winter.
@@InTheWoodyard it was minus 50 ⁰ C here last week. Outdoor activity was st a minimum. Luckily, little to no snow to shovel.
What’s the final verdict on your tractor that had the hydraulic blowout failure a few days ago 🤞🏻? Thnx…
He literally says in the first half of the video…..
My Bad, fast forwarded over it to see the snow removal. Thnx…
Gasket, getting fixed covered under warranty.
yup, it happens to me all the time here! Like being a parent. I tell them then I tell them again. Then I tell them again and again and then again. And then some times if I get lucky they hear one or two words or gt distracted by a squirrel or something. No worries!
How many square feet is your studio?
About 6k???ish
@@InTheWoodyard awesome!
How much power would be needed in a battery chainsaw that would make you buy one .thanks Chris
It is not just the power... it is the initial and ongoing cost, extra batteries, constant charging or dead batteries when you need it and you have to wait to charge, Limited recharges....a lot of my camera batteries life span is 2 years at most and then they won't recharge or only last only 10-15 minutes instead of the 45-60 that a newer one will last. But mostly after 2 years a whole new line will come out and all the "old stuff" is out dated and less useful and you have to start all over again AND the proprietary systems that you are locked into with each brand, land fills full of batteries that do not work and can not be recycled so.....a hamster on a buying wheel.
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Thanks for the sake of appreciation!
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Thanks!