NEIGHBOR Pulled Over & Called My Snowblower A TOY So I Proved Him WRONG!
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- NEIGHBOR Pulled Over & Called My Snowblower A TOY So I Proved Him WRONG!
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Do you use a 2 stage or single stage snowblower?
Here in SoCal we don't know how to use one.
single stage toro
2 stage l got 3
@@Setiweb didn't the commies ban gas lol
For my own home I use both a 2 stage and a single stage depending on the storm. Sometimes just a 48” wide shovel.
The neighbor is just lonely and happy to talk shop with someone who gets it. Good job being kind and letting him have fun explaining how much he knows:)
The sensible reason to have a small machine is you can lift it into your bed without wrecking your back or falling off ramps....
@@ckm-mkc -compact is a good thing small but powerful i know i have the same toro unit.
my neighbors are happy when i help them out, i look out for my elderly neighbors as i am nearing old age myself hee hee. later hakf of my 50s.
You're a good man Fill. Your kindness goes a long way.
I gotta hand it to ya. You were much more pleasant than I would have been.
What a dope . It's freezing outside but I'm gonna stop and say stupid things to this young man working hard in the cold weather then further engage him in conversation while I sit in my warm truck yammering away while he freezes listening to me . Great job dude 👏
I agree with you. The part that got me was when he had the audacity to tell this young man "you know you gotta do the sidewalk all the way around." Dudes driving aroung so he can brag about himself
@@yanomo2988 lol , if he was lonesome fr conversation pulling up to a stranger and demeaning their equipment and being bossy sure is an odd way to do it . His wife must hv gt tired of listening to him and sent him out fr milk lol
The "mines bigger than yours" comment had me laughing... you stopped just to say that?.. you bored or somethin?.. or maybe he's stalling because he doesn't want to lug out a big heavy blower and walk behind it at a snails pace for 3 inches of snow lol!!.
It's just banter.
You all are so overly sensitive that it's mind boggling how you even function in life.
100% a Trump voter
It's not the size of the dog in the fight , but the fight that's in the dog.
That's right!
Anyone can buy a 50 dollar chainsaw and cut down a 2 inch thick tree. Would love to see this thing go through a foot of snow in one pass.
@@fillslawncareplus you can't fit big fights in small dogs.
@@mattferrigno9750 up next .Billy bobs got a foot of snow can he do it ! 🤣 I'm a dare him to clear that buffalo play field! Get r done !
"This Toro ain't no toy! Comon man" 🤣🤣
That neighbor is a moron with too much time on his hands. Calling your snow blower a toy then telling you to have FUN was an insult. He may have worked all his life but I have a feeling he doesn't know the meaning of HARD work. I'm glad he's so proud of how his truck handles the snow. Goody for him. You stayed professional while dealing with that dolt when he deserved to be told to go away.
Never saw a snow blower in action. Great video. Great job handling Mr. Know It All.
Thank you :)
there is always that guy that knows better, has it bigger, and must be right.
@@clausewitz41_plus_1 True
Appreciate what an even tempered person you are dealing with Mr Knowitall! Great job all around!!!
That little monster is perfect for this type of job. Color me impressed! I saw the review yesterday (I am not in the biz, but do enjoy your excellent reviews).
All I use is a Toro single stage. I put studs on the paddles and it's even better.... chews through ice piles pretty good.
You are a very motivated young man, doing lawns in summer months and snow in winter. And you do good work. I wish you much success and hope you don’t need to work extremely hard this winter. Take care.
Give hin your Info 🤣
You’re so detailed - I like that. Stay warm Fill! 💙
Had a similar model years ago. Got us through plenty of winters. Loved that Toro!
Where I live, we count snow by the foot and not the inches. That would definitely be considered a "toy" here!! 😁
But it's definitely handy to have one of these for the light dustings we get between storms. And I've considered putting one of these up on my porch roof which has a low pitch and I have to remove the snow regularly to help prevent ice dams.
Northwest Jersey doesn't have that much snow most of the times either. I do remember a couple of snow storms when things got interesting. I didn't have a snowblower for the longest time, so I used to a snow shovel. A couple of times I got lucky and a kind gentleman ended up giving me a hand by clearing my driveway with his snowplow. He never charged me any money, and obviously I always thanked him. One day I was out and when I came back my now ex told me how the gentleman had cleared the driveway and then charged him $20. I figured the gentleman must have thought, "I always see her shoveling the snow, but never him. is he really not helping at all". which he wasn't. I ended up dumping the ex, and my kids grew up so they began helping me shoveling. I then got re-married and with the new husband we also got a snowblower a couple of years later, tho up to then he had been shoveling the snow with me and my kids :D
Sorry for the random story lol
Lmao agree. Use a shovel you bozo
@@Jerseybytes2 A husband helping with yardwork makes a huge difference in a person's life. My ex never helped either.…
@@Matty06001 my wife's family has a store. I'm part of it. When we get snow, I'll get up hours before her and make sure she can get out, get our last child to school on time, and meet me at the store and go about business. In the summer, fall etc, we do the mowing and raking etc together. It's just fun. In my case, working with my better half makes a miserable job fun.
Just got out of the business this year. I had nothing but single stage. Ease of loading was the main thing. I would be done with most accounts by the time the guy with the 2 stage would get his unloaded. Had a 2013 721 RC. And they're beasts! Just a thought; try not to let the handle slap back. It breaks those little cast "s" hooks at the end of the cables. Thanks for the video! Keep up the good work!
Takes 15sec to load and unload. I doubt you're done an entire property in 30sec.
First time watching a snow blower in action. Here in North Carolina we usually get more ice. Then snows on top of that. People from up north laugh at us. Because we shut down when winter weather starts falling. LOL Love your videos. May God bless you and your business. And, keep you warm and healthy.
I'm from Iowa but was stationed at Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina when I was in the Marines. I noticed some things that most people don't realize that makes areas like that much worse in inclement weather.
The roads didn't have much if any crest to them, and there are no storm sewers to take water away. Also, they don't salt the roads, they don't have plows, and people don't seem to pay attention to their type of tires or amount of tread.
It's a recipe for disaster if it snows.
Have had a similar machine for 25 years and has performed well for all but a 3 foot plus dump we had a few years back. It was a multiple pass struggle but it cleared down to the pavement as long as it wasn't frozen. Reminds me that it's time to replace the paddles and scraper which has been due for a couple of years. Money well spent!
Got to love the guy that knows everything. Just wondering if you go back after snowplow comes around. I don't remove snow commercially but get feet of snow every year. I always clean to the left of driveway looking down towards the road for about 15 feet. That way snow plow isn't putting much of anything back in my driveway. Just a suggestion realizing that it may be against policy or insurance regulations. That little blower does a really nice job.
Pretty fall colored trees in the back ground. Love your videos specially when you teach us about your business and equipment thank you for that I've learned alot from you. Have a wonderful week. I'm from Kansas we haven't got our 1st snow yet.
guys belly is about to hit the wheel and wants to tell you how to push snow! gotta love it!
The only way I get to see snow is to watch shows like yours as snow here in Phoenix is almost nonexistent although some folks send into the news dept., pictures of their winter scenes which is always nice. I keep thinking of moving back to a 4-season state but can't seem to find the money to make the move. Take care and stay safe!
Thanks for sharing :)
Oh my goodness those beautiful trees still had leaves on. You never stop Fil 👍🏼🇺🇸✝️
Perfect for a light dusting of snow like that although it might be quicker to do it with a shovel LOL! One thing with snowblowers though, like in your video, some guy almost always shows up and tells you about their BIGGER snowblower. I think Freud might have something to say about that LOL! Greetings from Ontario Canada
You shoveling snow made me want a cup of hot chocolate. You are a fine gentleman. God bless you. Stay warn and healthy.
❤️🙏🙏👍👍🙏🙏❤️
I worked on the north slope of Alaska and had to dig out equipment daily. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing, brilliant job👍
I have both a single stage "paddlewheeler" that was given to me and two stage thrower. Use depends on depth and moisture of snow. Single stage is lighter and easier to use and great for my back deck which is huge. My conversation with "the neighbour" would have been much shorter even though I am likely the same age. My first words would be to shut off your bloody engine if you want to talk or have something meaningful to say. Good on you for being respectful and polite to an older guy that just wanted to gab.
its absolutely adorable... good looking machine...
I had a Toro single stage 2-stroke snow blower - it did a great job. I gave it to my nephew and I think he ran it on straight gas. It did a good job with the sloppy wet stuff also. I had it for 10 years before I gave it away.
9 out of 10 guys who drive big trucks like his ride people’s bumpers, drive, and act rude and obnoxious. If you get your job done you get it done. Good job man.
Are you actually serious ? I can say the same think about people that drive little cars .
In the summer of 1977 I was driving around Buffalo. They had a blizzard dump 100 inches of snow on them earlier that year. I was astonished to see snowblowers being built with motorcycle engines, specifically Honda twins and fours. They told me that up there you need brute force and distance to clear snow over 30 foot drifts!
I have a Toro Power Clear and the thing go through the snow with ease and cleans down to the concrete. I have a bigger 2 stage but only on rare occasions is it needed. Toro's rock
Great job. Their life saver.
I've got an old 90's vintage single stage 2 stroke Snapper. It sill blows my mind how well it does. Love to light weight and the performance and miserly gas consumption.
Wow that looks like an awesome machine! Looks like it’s easy to handle something I could manage. I’ll have to check it out!
Spent my whole 70+ years in the low & high deserts so I’m clueless…but it sure looks cold.
Blessings to you & be safe!
Wow winter is well on its way. Great job🌻👍
Yes, thanks
Love my Toro. Great for anyone in the fam who is intimidated by the Ariens 28”! Great for clearing down to the ground!
We have a lot of snow in Maine I needed a small snow blower for roof tops I bought a 2 stroke Torro what a beast 18 inch storms no problem. I still have it 15 years later
A Toro PowerClear is all you need for most home use. It can even handle 10+" of snow. Essentially, if you don't have very long driveway, or if you don't get a huge amount of snow, a multi-stage snow blower is just a waste of money. Just imagine how much longer it would take to clear that few inches of snow with a 6-speed Briggs and Stratton! You'd be shoveling a lot more where the snow blower can't even maneuver.
Social media has done this to us. We are now compelled to give our opinion on everything. Behind the keyboard is one thing but when it bleeds out to in person I don't think it's acceptable. I try not to comment much and I try to stay on the positive and only behind the keyboard. In person I mind my own business.
I grew up in Chicago and I remember how hard shoveling snow was or yard work or oh my do I remember the fall leaves. So, you did a great job 👍
Well said. People have become to comfortable being rude .
I noticed that your toy fired up on the first pull and cleared the snow and ice right down to the cement. Nice. When you were shoveling off the stairs, I got the impression that the snow was very wet and heavy. That's the worst kind. Ugh
Yeah it gets heavy at times.
Yeah, that one pull was impressive for sure.
Makes me wonder if any mfgs ever made lightweight 2-stroke snowblowers. For examples like this might have been nice being light. But for sure they need some weight to work also.
@@scubasteve7946 John deere had a 321 2 stroke single stage years ago
@@geraldburmeister9637 thanks. After reading some other comments, I see that there were some other 2-strokes made. Can you tell I have never lived where I needed a snow blower?
That was my first thought too, dang, that thing started up right away!
That thing is tiny but looks great for just a few inches of snow and so light and easy to whip around.We had 2 ft here yesterday and I had a few driveways to do. I have an 11.5hp walk behind but I don't like it much. I'd like to have an old aliens because there balanced better and have a bigger auger even on the 8hp models. I'm about to get my heavy duty garden tractor setup for plowing or snowblowing soon,but I would love to get a little one like yours for sidewalks and stuff
So basically another mower🤣, great job 👍
When I left S.Louis Mo. in 1989, and headed for Florida, the snow was knee deep and I had only 2 narrow paths for my for my tires to get down my driveway . Since that day , I have forgotten how to use a shovel. What a quick job your"little toy" did . You said it best when you mentioned that you can lift it up into your truck ,which is 3-4 ft. high. I bet the dude in the truck couldn't .
I was so glad he could interrupt your hard work and tell you all about what he does anyway pretty cool video something about it made me relax
I have a single stage Ryobi electric blower, I love it, works great on slush too.
Nice work as always. Love how some people think they know everything. You sure showed him 😅
I bought one 8 yrs ago. Love it
That Powerclear is a great machine! Cleans right down to the pavement.
Hey, what about the edging?!?!😂😂😂 Nicely done and stay warm out there
It's perfect for sidewalks and small driveways. Take care😊
I started with a toro CCR 2000. It was a 2 cycle and it lasted many years. People told me the rubber paddles were a weak spot. I never had to replace them. The plastic carb broke, which did seem to be a weak spot. I bought a new CCR 2200 or 2400 and that held up until my health failed in 2009. I just bought a new Power Clear. I'm not anxious to use it because I can't breathe well in cold air.
I agree about it being light. As weak as I am, I can lift this machine into my truck. I love that it's so easy to maneuver. Kind of like the old belt drive walk behinds. They didn't have gears and you pull the levers up, just pull it back instead of shifting or waiting on the slow reverse on hydros. I miss those days. Got a lot of good exercise.
Brrr. The western Oregon have had a colder winter in a long time,still snow and freezing rain about 500 ft. Even had snow on the coast, I live about 80 miles east of the pacific coast. I had around 2-5 inches. I live in the Willamette Valley, half way between Portland and Salem . Flowers blooming but still have morning frost. 😊
That red tree was beautiful against the white snow! I’m in Virginia. We never know what we’re going to get. Didn’t get much last year but the first one dumped over a foot of snow and took out the electricity for 9 days. That was because of all the downed trees and power lines. A rough start to the new year! I don’t want a repeat this year!!!
Great Job, It's Cold Out There, Stay Warm And Safe.
Thanks, will do!
I owed and shoveled for years. Check out the poly blade shovels. They're great, they last forever and you can usually get them in three or four different widths. They sell them on Amazon. I had a Toro just like that but it was a lot older. Great job and good luck in anything you do. 👍
I use a 1970s toro power snow shovel. It only throws forward but it doesn't matter how deep the snow is. It is lighter than a Shovel full of snow. In waist-high snow, you work from the top down. and there is never a pile of snow unless you direct it all to one place.
Great things come in small packages. KO'ed that job out perfectly. Good job buddy.
Clears nicely down to the pavement!
Wow, the leaves are still on the trees. Surprise snow.
That was really cool. Looks good. ❤❤
Haven't seen that much snow since, to long. Nor a snow blower. 😂 But looks like your having all the fun. Thumbs up 👍 always. Love the view.
Yes, thanks
You know I was thinking at the beginning of the vid to tell you to stay warm an hydrated. Then you talk about it at the end Stay safe , stay warm.
I love your videos Fill!! ❤️❤️
There’s always “that guy” trying to tell you his is bigger. 😂
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I had a Power Toro Curve with the 2 stroke Suzuki engine, it was my Uncle's and it served me well until it started falling apart after 25-30 years. Good units, I have since had a Jonsered (Husqvarna) but it turned out to not be economical to run (same style of paddles as Toro's) but were $140 Canadian per pair and needed replacing way too often. Now I have a Cub 3x 28" heavy duty snow blower with a 420cc OHV engine, a vintage Toro 21" two stage with a Honda GX160 engine as a back up and two Honda HS35 single stage machines. Your explanation that using a single stage machine can be the fastest option is spot on for 6" (20 cm) or less snow.
Wish you lived in south dakota! Lol love that you do snowblowing too.
I have a two-stage snowblower, but there was many an occasion when I wished I had a single stage. Nice job!
I have a 721rc AND a 821qze. The 252cc in the 821 is a beast in a foot or less of snow and it's much more maneuverable than a 2 stage machine in those conditions.
So glad I live in Florida 😂😂😂
Love your channel peace and love from Tampa Florida
Having a couple show bowers myself, and seeing the markings your snow blower leaves. You truly got the better of the set ups on the market. They have rubber and metal augers on the market. The metal sits 1/8-1/4" off the ground. While the rubber makes contact with the ground. Contact=better removal=better job for the customers. While the metal will leave a thin layer behind to melt in the sun over the next couple hours.
Plus, if you pull my stunt in 3+ feet of snow, and try to remove a curb with the auger. The rubber is cheaper than the metal ones to replace....
I've owned a few over the years. Single stage has their place / use during light snows. With the plows around here pushing 2 ft of the wet / icy crap at the driveway chute. I've found the 2 stage or even 3 stage is the best after about 3 inches. Maybe the rest of the walk / driveway also but those plows love to bury the ends. Plus never fails they come 'after' I get down. Or come back later just to make me come out to clean it again. That's life.
I once used a small electric snow thrower to clear 3' drifts. I picked it up and slowly lowered down. It worked surprisingly well.
That was a great video thank you for sharing that and the little snowblower did really well it cut through the snow like it was a hot knife through butter and where are you in America is I'm down in New Zealand so it's summertime stay safe and have fun
Fills lawn care plus sounds like you had fun proving him wrong
Great job on that snow
Wow where i live in Australia we never see snow....our weather is only cold and blustery at times during our winter months June -August. Rest of the year is either warmish or really humid and hot.
Wen r u going on do your 2023 lawn care set up
I've done two foot snow drifts with my little 2 cycle toro. A little back and forth but it did the job just fine.
straight gas instead
I live in a town in Arizona that doesn't get snow. I do not want to live like that. I respect what you do. I really enjoyed this video.
Awesome! Thank you!
Can confirm 😏
I’m sure the snow becomes a pain in the beep but it does look beautiful. Would love to live a season in it.
When I was young I loved the snow ❤️ Not so much now that I am old 😂🙏
It's magical when it's nighttime and snowing steadily but no wind; you go outside and it's so quiet. You watch the streetlight through the softly falling snow.
@@barbrn There really is meaning to the Christmas song 'Silent Night'. Every time it snows I go out at night and watch the snow falling and it's so silent and peaceful outside at night. There's no activity going on. Everybody's in the warmth of their homes. It reminds me of the song.
Stay safe and hope you have good boots with hard grips or cleats.
I always find it funny to see the size equipment people think they need. I grew up in Watertown, NY in the 60s, when a 2-1/2 hp blower was a luxury. We had a neighbor with a 4hp Ariens that had no problem keeping up. I live northwest of Rochester, NY now, close to Lake Ontario and have been using a 5hp, 24" Ariens for nearly 40 years. My driveway and sidewalk are just as clean as those done with blowers with 3X the horsepower. The slushy stuff is still a challenge for pretty much everybody.
You have more patience than myself. I'll be polite for a few moments of small talk, but that's it if I'm working. That's the guy infront of you in the hardware store, at the table next to you at a restaurant, etc. talking to the workers forever while you are are waiting for service. Sometimes I feel sorry for them because it's they only way they can have a conversation because they're so boring, other times they irritate the heck out of you because life's too short. Sometimes you just gotta say "Is this going to be a long story?". 👍
Great job!
I use 2 older model toro single stages. Ccr3650 and ccr powerlite-E. But I have a plow and 44in blower for my john deere x500 if it is too deep
I use one like that for my deck. In North Dakota it would not work as my main blower. 2 stage is the way to go for heavy and wet snow.
Where I live the plow guy doesn’t come unless there is 3 inches on the ground. I wouldn’t even worry about cleaning what you had.
I bet the neighbor would also despise of battery powered equipment, judging by his comments (nice little toy, and I have a big truck that can go up a driveway with 4 inches of snow). Cool story, I can go up my steep driveway with ice, layered with 8 inches of snow on top with a Prius because I have snow tires. He's probably against snow tires as well 🤣
You have a Prius 🫢
That snow blower did a great job.
One of the things I like best about me is I'm able to mind my own business.
Good job God bless 🙏
I like the size because I think I could handle it! 👍 Too old to shovel anymore 😂🙏❤️
I get the same kind of doubt and underestimating for my 821 too when they don't realize it has a bigger engine than most 2 stage blowers
I like my single stage, I had a two stage but the single stage does a cleaner job and it’s fast. I’ve found it has plenty of power
Any machine or tool that helps you complete a task is not a toy. And yet, they are all toys. Because they are awesome and fun!
Anyway right tool for the job, allowing good control in tight quarters.
Toro makes good stuff.
Thanks for the cool video.
Damn. That's an awesome little snowblower. 🥳
Ours is so big and bulky and difficult to manage. 😒
Love taking my 2 cycle single stage plastic Toro snow blower out while everyone else has their big expensive 2 stage metal blowers. I usually do 2-3 homes while the big blowers are still on house 1. They always look like WTF is wrong here. No ramps, simple lifting. I have never had a bigger snowblower outperform my plastic Toro which is crazy to me