Kubota BX23s and BX2822 Snow Blower
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- Kubota BX23s and BX2822 Snow Blower
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Good video of tractor therapy Ross 👍✊
Thanks Bob. Yes it was. :)
Good evening Ross, your OUTSTANDING your speedy removal/installation video 👌👍😇 Outstanding Snowblowing video Sir and beautiful blue skies 😇👍👌 Thank you very kindly for your OUTSTANDING support ( shoot out ) SIR 👌👍😇 Keep up your OUTSTANDING Video Ross 😇👍👌 Cheers 🍻🍻
More than welcome my friend. Love your videos. Have a good evening. Love how meticulous you are with the maintenance.
'What did I do on my land today',.. not much, I spent all day buying new snow tires for a friend of mine ( who can't time off from work' ) and then installed them on his Subaru. hahaha.
Oh nice, ya we've been in tire change mode as well friends and family come around knowing we have a lift :)
@@RossOnTheLand Me too, and now I'm the most popular guy in the neighbourhood!
Nice! Haha.
Really nice set up. You have there for working with the snow. Down here in Illinois. It’s actually quite nice - - I don’t know why but it is anyway I’m sure the snow is headed our way. Stay warm buddy.
Thanks Edward, getting ready for a few months of snow. But we like it here so that helps.
I was laughing at the amount of snow! Have a great Thanksgiving buddy!
Haha. I know after seeing what you got. :)
Hey Ross: I just put the plow on the ATV yesterday. Not very much snow at this end of the valley, but I know it is coming.......SOON. Will be putting the blower on once I make my front loader dolly. Take care and stay safe.
Oh ya it's coming. Nice using the plow on the lighter stuff. I used a plow on my mule for a few years.
Hey Ross. The weather here is nice. Going to be 48F here tomorrow. Just thought that maybe if it was nice there, you could finish your trench. Take care and stay safe.
Oh nice. Ya it's been raining here all day, all our snow is almost gone and plus weather. I'm definitely thinking I should get back on it. I'll see how tomorrow is like.
You guys have more snow than we do. Ours is almost gone now. Supposed to be in the 40’s for highs as far as the 7 day forecast is concerned. Calling for a 40 percent chance of snow one week from tomorrow
Our snow is melting fast here. Maybe I can switch back to the backhoe and finish my water line trench.
You’re all setup 👍🏻, I love your carts 😉👍🏻. The slush was really packed in 😳. Thanks for the shoutout Ross, much appreciated 👍🏻. Have a great one 🙂🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
Hi Luc! You are welcome I'll be making similar hose supports next year for sure :) as for the slush, I should have been using higher rpm so that didn't happen.
You must have been real anxious to get out to move some snow. I just drove over the snow and packed it. It has pretty much all melted now. The implement dolly carts you have are great. Well you're set up for the next storm.
Hey Paul, ya I like getting the first shakedown done early making sure everything is working right before the big storms come in. The drive definitely melted but I was afraid of freezing ruts that day. Thanks for watching.
@@RossOnTheLand Yeah it's a little different for you with an asphalt base where I have gravel and you're right about checking things out before the big one comes.
Yes for gravel I definitely want to build up a base. Cheers.
TWSS 😂
Haha! He caught me off guard for that one haha.
You made hooking up that drive shaft look easy Ross. I would have to do that in several takes... mostly because of language🤣
That's why I get my son to help! I edit out the language and he gets stuff done :) we are a great team.
Must be nice having a bit of muscle around the Land. I have to do everything myself 😢
It sure is. I am very fortunate and appreciative of having Aidan here to help.
Great video!!! Totally jealous though..my old kubota does nothing but provide me with full body workouts! Ed from MCG sent me to ya! What you have doesn’t look hard at all!! (That’s what she said)
Hello and welcome! Thank you for stopping by. Happy Thanksgiving to you today. I'm very happy with my Kubota. And I was just chatting with Ed today :) have a great day.
Have a great Thanksgiving!
Hi Ross.. like you said it just shows it.. It looks like I’d works great for sure..
Your blower mounts way different then mine.. Mine is a B2650 .. It hooks up just like Gord’s does.. Mine is the chain drive so Jon’s latest video on his chain breaking made me take a good look at mine… I did take the rods off my shoot like you suggested.. Time will tell if we get any snow…
Thank you for sharing your knowledge..
As always stay safe and always be kind.
Cheers
Ok that's good to know. The chute is much larger than mine so maybe the power window motor may not be as efficient.
The dolleys you made are fantastic and make the job so much easier. I hope you push some of that snow over our way this winter 🙂
There will be plenty of snow to go around! Haha. Yes my bedframe dolleys work great. Thanks and have a great day.
I can't believe its winter already! Oh well its bound to happen eventually. I'm impressed with how easy all the implements come on and off. It seems super easy. I have never had my loader off because I use it all the time all year round. I love your approach to putting the 3 point back together. I swear it sounds like me trying to do things lol. Nice job guys!
Thanks Justin, I think 3pt arms are universally hated haha. Think of the stuff I edited out haha. It's now fully raining and all snow is gone.
@@RossOnTheLand lol I can only imagine what you edited out. We had a really hard rain last night and now we are below freezing so everything is rock solid now. I'm glad I got my garage built and grading done (mostly) before last night.
Oh that's good. I have been following along with your progress so that's good.
@@RossOnTheLand thanks! I appreciate that!
OMG you're going to break shear pins with all that snow !!! Hahahaha. But you know guys, I'll soon be doing the same thing. ( and I said this BEFORE I watched the slushy part! )
Snow blowing and plowing, it's the other 'winter sport' we love!
Hey Ross, ever consider buying a good quality air powered grease gun? I considered a battery powered unit, but opted for air power as I only use the grease gun every now and then. I bought a 'Lincoln' gun. top quality and works like a dream.
Another tip and or suggestion, Next time you are in an Automotive hardware or electric supplies shop, consider buying yourself a little tube of 'dielectric grease' it'll keep your electrical connections corrosion free.
P.S. I do like those storage racks/casters you have, great idea! (I'm old fashioned ( sometimes ), I still us "P.S". in comments :)
Thanks Reg, we are definitely looking at a powered grease gun, but will probably go Milwaukee battery as we are in that ecosystem.
Having fun with a bit of snow, know lots more to come for sure. 😁 This blower is a beast! See how it makes short work of all this now! Bahaha. Have a good one.
I definitely need electric grease. Especially for my car trailer hookups.
@@RossOnTheLand Any powered grease gun will do, and you'll actually like to grease things when you do buy one. Most of my cordless tools are Makita :)
How's she goin'? I love getting the tractor geared up for winter. You got it all ready now eh. I like the carriers you have for the attachments. Having them on wheels sure makes moving and packing them away a lot easier eh!! Take care!!
Thanks Mike! Yup way easier moving stuff around. Thanks and take care. Give thoughts and prayers to Nannie!
Hey Ross! Just found your channel tonight since we just got the same tractor this summer. Love the lift and BMWs, we have a very similar setup at home! You and your son remind me of my dad and I
Wow! Awesome to meet you and thanks for the kind words. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. I'll help as much as I can. I've had mine for 2.5 years now, and absolutely love it. The BMW is my son's car. It's amazing. And yes the lift is so convenient except for when the seasons change and everyone wants their tires switched haha. . Have an awesome night and thank you.
@@RossOnTheLand Yes I know the pain!! I appreciate the help, look forward to your future videos
Usually once a week on Wednesdays or when I get time to post.
Happy Thanksgiving 🇺🇸...I appreciate your zip tie tips!!! I also appreciate your clean garage! And I use your motto: what did you do on your land today? As a daily reminder. Land is subjective because it can be your back yard or farmland! I am thankful I don't have to worry about having a tractor 🤣 thank you Ross & Aidan.
Thank you Margaret! This means a lot to us, Happy Thanksgiving. You are so right about "Land" it's subjective and means more about getting out and doing anything, getting outside, being active and doing something positive today. :) Have a great day.
75 today in North Florida, Ross....juss sayin'!
+2°c (35F) here today. Send some sunshine 🌅
Great video. Like the funny parts. Hehe.
But if you fellas keep running the engine on that tractor with out the door closed, you may not be making videos any more. Maybe you had ventilation, but I didn’t notice it.
Have a good day.
Hello, no we didn't open the door, and yes we should. Thank you for the concern. Much appreciated
Hi Ross ! 🙂 Sweet setup there ! Love how the implements can be moved around with total ease. Yes, stubby hahahaha. Reminds me of the old beer bottles from the 70s. Miss those bottles. Well you beat me ! You're the first one I know who has done snow this year. Love the space you have to change out your implements, nice nice ! 12:25 in ( wow, that's Dec 25th ! ) my fav part of the video, sun shining down, Kubota eating snow, beautiful day and lots of fun ! With your permission, I'll use 15 seconds of that and promote your channel on my insta. I got no new content, and I want to promote yours if that's OK. 🙂
It was a great day for it yes.
Yes please do. You have my permission. I'd be honored.
@@RossOnTheLand 🙂 👍
Cool name for your channel
I agree.
Any thoughts about getting some kind of enclosure for the winter to help from getting the "Face Wash" when the snow blows back on you. I keep saying I will build one form my tractor but never seem to get to it. I was able to go out snow blowing last weekend with only 10 inches of the white stuff on the ground. It's always a great feeling to wake up to a clean yard. The setup you have for those roller stands is Great to by the way. Love the vids, and can't waite for more snow blowing videos. Let the games begin...lol.
Hello, hope you are having a nice weekend. I have wanted to get a Curtis Cab, but here they are going for almost $14k! So I have been thinking of building my own. Oddly enough it's been raining and now with plus weather all the snow is gone. I should switch all my implements back and finish my water trench. :( .. have a great day. Thanks for positive feedback on the channel, and there will definitely be more snow blowing vids.
Can't wait to try my first Kubota tractor tomorrow (the other day I got to try one of those electric grease guns, have to say it was very cool)
Ya I'll be shopping for a powdered grease gun soon. Let us know how you like the Kubota and what model it is.
Hey Ross good video I was a bit concerned about running the engine in a closed garage i use a corrugated drain pipe running to outside does it stop everything but cuts it way back. I really like your trolly set up for your implements I wish I could do that but I have dirt Looking good and ready for the winter 👍
Thanks BJ! Yes we will be working on better ventilation. The dollies are a life saver. Thanks and yes I'm ready.
I'm thinking of getting some thin adhesive backed UHWM Poly to line my chute. I've used some ceramic coatings which seemed to help but not to the level is like.
That's an excellent idea, but would need some way to guarantee the leading lip isn't caught or the snow could get in behind, but great idea.
@@RossOnTheLand Yeah, upon initial review it looks like a few people have tried a few variations of some DIY versions, but I also see some of our large city plows that have the entire plow face covered with a sheet of it, so I imagine if the surface is properly prepped and the right adhesive is used anything is possible. Just staring at it I figure it's going to have to be many specifically measured and cut pieces.
Interested in a similar setup (same tractor ) and snowblower. What’s the deepest snow you have removed? This would be a my vacation property and I would have to do 700 meters of driveway and depending on snow load while I’m not there, may need to remove 1-2’ feet at a time
Excellent combination for snow! I have no problem at all doing that depth. If it's really deep you can just go slower and any snow above the augers will fall over the top and under but I have no issues driving through what's left of you wanted to do a second pass. If it's really deep snow you could just raise the blower to take a high pass, then a low pass to finish it off but honestly in my experience I just drive through everything!
Really appreciate the detailed response!
Fuck my Honda throws it better then that
Plus u could have cleaned that dusting with a thing called a shovel 😂😂😂😂😂
Why use a shovel! When I can play with a tractor!