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@SeanGavin-on9jj I have plowed with a few machines and yes I prefer the Yamaha. I find it better all around in snow than my Polaris, and have also tried a Honda which had gears and would loose momentum when changing gears.

It gets colder there than here, doesn't it, I'm not sure?

@@liveworkplaywilderness1877 we had freezing temperatures this morning, it was crazy warn on Halloween, but since then, colder.

@alexandreblanc2842 guess right now we are pretty close to the same.

Good question the Y would most likely be better for where I live, winter driving as sometimes the snow comes right over the hood and blocks vision. The Y also has more room and is easier to get in and out of, but I do like the handling and the looks of the 3 a little better. But in all honesty, I think I still don't know. Might just have to go with the S next time.

@CodenameCoconu Ha ha you caught that.

@froyo9674 yes I am pretty sure that they had kids working on the car and the manager I delt with was absolutely terrible. I actually dred having to ever go back there again. Thanks for the comment.

@anthonyg6221 Right on thanks Anthony I'll be playing in the snow again soon but first a little firewood

@1razerful I have covered it in the past but it is usually covered in snow right after I use it which alot of times is for days straight. And I never covered it in the rain which is basically the same thing. After 18 years there is still no damage from rain or snow. I should have actually covered it in the sun as that is the only thing that has damaged it the sun has faded it.

Yes it is faster and easier when I am able to stay on top of it, but sometimes I just wake up to it and other times I am out and come home to it. Coming home to it is the worst as I have to walk up the driveway to get to the quad.

Yes, before the mini I used a 2wd Backhoe, I spent more time stuck than actually digging.

That whole mechanism makes no sense to me all it seems to do is cut the power to the motor when the throttle cable gets loose or stretched over time.

I don't know what to do with my 4 wheels ❤

@@renawells5575 I don't know Rena why not just keep them you can always get someone to help you with them😃

@@liveworkplaywilderness1877 hmm, must be some safety device.

@@renawells5575 store them or sell them.

I haven't started my chainsaw either lately, and my woodshed is empty. Yes I am getting close to the 1000 ,I guess I should use the camera more I have been slacking on it too lately.

@@liveworkplaywilderness1877 I am installing a air to water heatpump that will reduce my firewood consumption drastically (I hope)

I have never heard that before, I usually try to burn mostly Douglas fir .but I should look into it.

Funny I have always been kinda weary about putting it in service mode, I guess I should try it .

@shou635 exactly, the driver had told me that he had towed other Teslas, He Lied. So yeah everyone that drives a Tesla should be familiar with the towing procedure.

@shou635 Absolutely correct, the service centers are too few and far between. I wish that I had just replaced the 12v battery myself because I am thinking that would have solved the problems. So far it still has been the best car I have ever had, I have now put almost 100.000 kms on it in under two years. I still look forward to driving it every time I get in it. Thanks for the comment.

@restfulplace3273 good to know, I'm pretty sure the whole problem with my car could have been solved if Tesla would have sent a service guy to me and just changed the 12v battery.

@restfulplace3273 yes it is funny how youtube works I had one video up for a year and only had about two hundred views and about six months later it was going crazy, I think it is at around 80,000 now .but yes I do have a assortment of different vehicles.

Yes and the older I get the more I appreciate it, when I originally bought it I planned on only using it for building a driveway at our cabin I was going to sell it afterwards. The cabin is very remote and the driveway would have cost more than buying the machine. So it paid for itself with just building the driveway but I just can't bring myself to sell it now. Even though I don't use it alot it sure is nice to have when I do need it.

Just get it, it doesn’t cost anything because you can sell it for same as you bought it for! Just don’t buy in the spring when everyone wants to start with their digging projects!

@anthonyg6221 that is funny you mentioned that I was just thinking it's about time I get heated grips and I was wondering how easy the installation would be.

You are welcome, hope all is good back east

@@liveworkplaywilderness1877 yes, taking things slowly, enjoying the remaining nice days, AND, hoping for hell of snow for once this winter :P

@alexandreblanc2842 Ha ha I hear you, I want snow as well the more the better I want to see how deep my little old quad can plow.

@CodenameCoconut that is Jay but not sure weather he is a he or a she

@@liveworkplaywilderness1877 Jay is a good neutral name choice 👌

@gregstull9563 that might be the best idea I've heard yet, I will have to think about that.

@@liveworkplaywilderness1877 help with cold with motor heat sun shine it help.

@@gregstull9563 definitely it does get pretty cold here .

just got your comment three weeks after you commented,

Thanks yes, I cannot believe how reliable these things are it seems you commented a month ago that is you tube I just received the comment.

@cindystechschulte1487 No, I don't think it is necessary, and a lot of people just bypass it. As far as I am concerned, it's just another place for a problem to occur

Wow, how old is your house?

@@liveworkplaywilderness1877 probably about 150 years old but the record says 1907 because that is when the registry is from.

@alexanderlehanofficial9611 yes changing all would have definitely been better, only for me it was kinda about the cost but then I also could only buy a few as they were a little hard to get in my little town. Unfortunately I still have a few more that need to be done.

You are welcome hope it works out for you.

@PJ-ee5mc other than the bolt coming loose alot I have never had any issues or experiences yet, but you do know that it is the same as a John deer. I have found deer parts when I was unable to find Hitachi parts.

@liveworkplaywilderness1877 Jd parts. Good point. I'll look at the JD35G and see if I can find any parts/diagrams on line. Thanks!

@shou635 very soon they have the car right now and have had it for a few weeks. It should be interesting to say the least. Within a few weeks I will make a video.

Seems here it's getting just a little harder every year, could be an age thing ,or a too many people thing or a little of both .Thanks for watching.

Yes I have done that before with my boat

I might change to live edge cedar I have a chainsaw mill to make them

Yes we can use the old railings just need posts

@grimwaldreaper9605 I think you might just be onto something here I never thought of that but that could definitely save some grief I will definitely try it thanks.

It's a high speed, but it is kinda lame you can barely notice the difference.

@jonnysuperglide ha ha that's is funny, but I know it's true. I think these were the most reliable bikes made.

You got that right your bike is so nice be safe your videos are cool I subscribed and give you a thumbs up

@joselinares1537 I'm not sure if I made a video about it as it was a while ago but I do remember that you have to plug the return line. I think near the resivior