I’m actually still working on the the switchbacks. It has 3 of them and it’s hard to widen them because the hillside is so steep. Right now only a mid size truck can make the tight turns.
Yea I have been also but I also know the vids don’t look nowhere close to how steep it actually is. But when I have to wench up a hill you see my sprockets way off the ground. But I encourage anybody to do whatever they feel is safe for them.
Wow! That was a steep climb! I love cutting in mountain roads. That would have been right up my alley building that one. Nice job!!!
It was a challenge! I’m glad that dozer has a winch. I am hoping to get an excavator to finish off that road.
@@davidcook2687 That 309 will do a great job for you on that property.
When you're pulling in your winch,, you should always have some kind of tension on it.
buddy wouldve been ran off
Awesome video, you sure have some terrain there. The 6way blade is very useful!
Yes that blade is a life saver on those hills. Thanks for watching!
Time to have a grouser bar welding party
dam! this looks freaky. 😂👍
better off driving straight up and no need to winch haha that operator was holding on for dear life
why are you winching up the hill? that thing will climb until it scares you! wow
will this road be ok for full size pickup trucks or SUVs??? Or just mid size vehicles that have good 4x4 and low gears??
I’m actually still working on the the switchbacks. It has 3 of them and it’s hard to widen them because the hillside is so steep. Right now only a mid size truck can make the tight turns.
Where does road lead to?
You had to winch up that?
That dozer should have been able to climb that no problem. Unless the undercarriage was plum worn out.
Need a side by side or something
No need to winch
Need some new grousers
Don't see any reason for the wench I've done a lot of login been on a lot steper places than this just saying
Yea I have been also but I also know the vids don’t look nowhere close to how steep it actually is. But when I have to wench up a hill you see my sprockets way off the ground. But I encourage anybody to do whatever they feel is safe for them.