Snowcats After Hours at Mount Washington | Grooming Team Feature

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  • Опубликовано: 14 фев 2022
  • As the sun sets and day turns into night, our grooming team begins laying out a fresh corduroy canvas to be enjoyed each morning. Get a glimpse into their perspective from the seat of a snowcat with the best mountain views around.
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Комментарии • 8

  • @SimplyJapaneseMaples
    @SimplyJapaneseMaples 28 дней назад

    Nice. Smart move adding some emphasis about the dangers of the winch cat cable when in operation! I have heard of a couple of close calls.

  • @mickmouse92
    @mickmouse92 7 месяцев назад

    In n. Idaho i lived about 10 miles away from a ski resort. Late winter nights id watch the bright lights going back and forth. Something about it being really late on a lonely mountain made it fun to observe.

  • @tmotten
    @tmotten 2 года назад +1

    Super interesting. I was wondering when I'd see something about what goes on with the cats. Great work!

  • @dimi_sf
    @dimi_sf 6 месяцев назад

    Pretty cool!

  • @direwolf6234
    @direwolf6234 Год назад

    how long are the blades on the rotor ?? how deep will they churn the snow ?? is the height and depth adjustable ?? same for the tiller .. can the size of the corduroy be adjusted ?? thanks !!

    • @asherkula7719
      @asherkula7719 Год назад +1

      The cutter bar is adjustable you can pull the cutter bar all the way out and just barley skim the top or you can bury it and it will probably be cutting about a foot of snow. The setting go from 0-6 for cutter bar depth. The teeth on the bar are about 6-8 inches and staggered across the bar. As for the corduroy that can not be adjusted. There are mats on the back of the tiller with a bunch of cone shapes so the only way to change the cord would be switch the machine your in. Prinoth leaves a different pass or finish than Pisten Bully does. Hope that answers your questions.

  • @eaglezxz3354
    @eaglezxz3354 Год назад

    5000 tons of force???? Nope

  • @BigDickMark
    @BigDickMark 6 месяцев назад

    My autistic neighbor Toby loves snowcats. I will share this video with him.