The MUSKOX Snowblower
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- This is a promotional video for the one of a kind bi-directional MUSKOX snowblower.
This was our first model for sale in 2019. We have added amazing customer driven features since.
Check out the 24-78 models in 2023!
Check out our website for more info: www.muskoxmn.com
Like us on Facebook: / muskoxsnowblowers
0:00 Intro - the MUSKOX is officially patented now
0:16 Blow snow in forward position
0:24 BACK DRAG
0:43 Lower cutting edge and extended glide plate
0:57 Shear ice and compact snow
1:04 Top and bottom cutting edge
1:17 It's a tough unit
1:25 Lowered chute (original single auger model)
1:48 Original serrated single auger design
2:11 We added side fins on future models, no more snow spillage
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This is awesome! What a great idea! That's a great looking machine too bet it has tons of traction in the snow!
12PastMidnight, but none of ice or packed snow.
Thank You!
Man what a beautiful machine. If we ever get into snow removal we will have to look you up!!🤘🤘
Thank you!
Interesting concept
Thanks, Glen!
Great ability to come very close to a wall, to clear out the snow.
Plus use it as a plow.👍👍💪💪💯🥶
You're exactly right, that was one of our goals! It also reduces the need to shovel.
GREG I agree. Really like these 2 features as well!!😊😊😊
I would never do snow removal with a skid... but this snow blower rocks!!!
I still remember the first time I saw a skid steer clear the parking lot where I worked. Not only did it clear the snow quickly, but with a bucket it lifted it away from the parking lot. I hadn't considered that limitation of snow plows until then. It blew my mind.
Your product is the best concept to practical operational 5 in 1 I've ever seen. Great job I would love to spend
32/40 hrs. some day on that money maker. God Bless and Good Cheer!!!
Thanks, Wesley! Good Cheer.
I watched some videos about snow plows and snow blowers over the holidays and I thought "There should be a blower that can be used on the push and on the pull" and here it is :D
Glad you found us!
Love the music!
Thanks Bob!
I need this for all the damn driveways I clear in winter
Yes, you do! With our features, we hope you're able to reduce the amount of time it takes you to clear snow, and potentially take on more driveways.
Do you know how many welcome mats it can eat before a rebuild?
nice
Thanks John.
@@MuskoxSnowblowers yw. :)
Over 30 years running equipment, that is a nice unit, the only thing I did not see it do, is to shoot the snow " behind it on the side sorta ", because in some places ( shrubs, flower beds etc.. ) you cannot shoot snow beside you, it all needs to be pulled out. A hyd. chute extension, like they have on some of the larger older blowers, would solve this problem and maybe a 2 stage type of deflector so you can throw it behind you on the side.
For some of the larger machines, a unit like that with its own engine for power ^^, say a small turbo diesel :), 650 Indy snowmobile engine :)) course the neighbours would not like that last one much...
Let Stanley put it too the test yea
We like that idea
Actually a great idea. I'm sorry we didn't think of it first.
Thanks for the comment! Are you in the snow managment industry?
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Chris, I'm about to buy the Battle Ax
What do the in cab controlls look like? This looks like a great unit..
Rusty, we're electronically wired to use the stock controls of the skid steer.
Not sure I’d feature windrows in my promotional video for this product!!!
Thanks for your comment, we agree! Our current 21-78 Model includes side fins that greatly reduce windrowing. Watch for new videos showing this new feature.
@@MuskoxSnowblowers Not taking a full width path helps to prevent that also. I can't believe how many videos of blowing or plowing snow I've seen with "wind rows." lol
I have long gravel drives that are finished but still gravel with this work with them?
Rich, the Muskox snowblower is is designed to greatly reduce the amount of gravel and grass you can pick up when using the glide plate. Thanks for your question!
0:28
Helloo!
We've come to sing you a diesel carol.
Can we ?
Lots of track spin
Thanks for watching Duramax Klem
Let the "Dirt Monkey" demo it for a few weeks
We like that idea
I couldn't help noticing that when the blower if going forward, the augers are pulling in the snow.
Which is what you want. But when the blower is going backwards, the augers will be pushing away the snow.
This is likely why the videos are cut short when blowing backwards. Just my thoughts.
the augers pull snow to the center regardless of direction. As you move forward, you scoop it up as you go. Same for backward
@@KF1 Hi,
I meant the "rotation" of the auger. The auger is always going to rotate in one direction, regardless if the tractor is going forward or backwards. You're correct in saying that the snow gets pulled towards the center. But if the "blower" is moving in the opposite direction, and the auger is "rotating" in the same direction, how can the snow be pulled to the center ?
It will be pushing the snow away.
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@@frankthompson3495 I can understand how you could see it that way. But it actually does pull towards the center regardless of orientation. Might be hard to visualize, because you think backwards mode means reverse rotation - but backwards mode is still the same rotation. The auger itself has not switched direction. If it did, then yes, it would push the snow out rather than in, but that's not the case.
@@KF1 Hi.
Your thinking the opposite.
Its not hard to visualize at all.
I'll explain it this way.
The blower is going in one direction (let's say forward), the auger is rotating in one direction. If its pulling snow towards the middle, that's perfect. That's what we want to happen. NOW, the blower is going in the other direction (let's say backwards). That same auger is still rotating in the same direction which is why it would be pushing the snow away.
If it was possible to change directions of the auger rotation, then it would be pulling in the snow. I'm still not sure why you can't visualize this.
Perhaps another reader can explain it in different words.
@@frankthompson3495 okay, think whatever you want.
You should send one of these to Kyle at RR Builders. The guys who buy this all watch his channel which is the tool and equipment showcase Mecca of social media. You can’t buy better marketing.
We like that idea!
@@MuskoxSnowblowers Kyle just bought a brand new Kubota SVL90... he’s never reviewed a blower, just a wing. You would be the 1st. Good opportunity now! Plus you might be able to get on video showing him how to operate it.
any videos of this on a John Deere, cleaing driveways?
Stay tuned! We're working on a video with the Muskox attached to a John Deere.
What type of tracks are on the skid steer ? My cat 289 is a death machine on snow, it slides and gets stuck.
Thanks for your interest Mike. We'll get back to you on that when we talk to our operator on this skid.
A good snow blower don't leave rows of snow behind
Operator issue... lol
We agree, watch new video of our MUSKOX 21-78, which is what customers are currently purchasing, that greatly reduces that rows of snow.
Очень крутая техника! Для России бы очень пригодилась.
You should have Stanley "Dirt Monkey" review this attachment
Good idea! Thanks, Bill.
true! i was thinking the same thing and was going to type it into the comments...but was beat to the punch. this would be right up his alley!
I worked with lots of different snowblowers models on tractors. You can almost avoid letting small snow piles at the end of the driveway by going slower at the end and don’t turn the machine too fast. This machine solves this problem but creates a new one; look at how much snow is overflowing each side of the machine. I think this is a bigger design flaw and is almost impossible to do a clean job. A modern snowblower eats up all the snow. It seams also that the amount of snow the machine can process not impressive at all.
Thanks Juerg. We agree. Watch for new video with our MUSKOX 21-78 model, which is the model customers are currently buying, that has greatly reduced the overflowing you see in this video.
How come it leaves rows my other blower doesn’t do that
Thanks for your comment, we agree! Our current 21-78 Model includes side fins that greatly reduce windrowing. Watch for new videos showing this new feature.
Same reason any snow blower does, ground speed was to high for the snow conditions with out enough overlap in previously cleaned area. This is not a fault of the thrower but operation style/ error.
The tracks spinning proves the operator was giving it to much forward track speed for the load in front of the machine and the traction it had. Adding side fins as the manufacturer stated helps increase overflow capacity but doesn't solve the problem of feeding material into the machine faster than it can be processed.
@@chrisrobinson9958 Or choosing to make full width passes in deep snow... lol
How many gallons per minute do you need?
Anything between 14 and 45 gpm. Let us know if you have any other questions.
@@MuskoxSnowblowers ok just wondering because I have a compact tractor and would love to have a snowblower on the front. But the damn things usually never have enough GPM.
@@bert26a Thanks bert26a. Your right they do not have enough GPM, we currently have operators looking at power packs as an option.
I can’t even afford to watch the video. But it sure looks like a fun toy.
Thanks for watching Rich.
I checked out the web site, the spec sheet, doesn’t give any detailed data on hydraulic flows, or performance. To bad it looks good, but the proof in in the pudding.
Hey William. Check out this link, it gives more details on Specs. www.muskoxmn.com/spec-sheet
Hope that link gives you more information! Let us know if you have any other questions.
Truthfully it looks like a piece of shit, look like it was having a rough time moving the snow in the driveway
We are hearing much different feedback from customers of the MUSKOX. Thanks for your feedback as we continue to improve our product.
@@MuskoxSnowblowers at 1:40 it looks like the machine had to really push it causing the tracks to spin
@@jlb197736 Good catch. That was on purpose. We turned the auger off during that part of video clip to show it does not plug easily. Our users have contacted us to let us know how well it goes through tough snow.
@@MuskoxSnowblowers 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh okay🤥