Titan - SP240 - 94" Snow Plow - Unbox, Setup, Hydraulics, UHMW Cutting Edge, & First Run
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I just received my Kioti RX7320PC tractor this week from the dealer. I've been operating 20 to 40 year old equipment all of my life. Getting close to retiring time and decided to get myself a once in lifetime Man gift. Don't worry, I give my wife "Woman gifts" big and small all of the time, lol. I am going to run hydraulic lines to the front just like you did here. I wanted to thank you and Camera Crew for putting together very detailed and helpful videos for us viewers. Your Camera Crew has such an upbeat and happy personality, its so nice to see you guys working together in a playful and loving kind of way. I catch myself smiling while watching the videos, lol. I learn a lot from the details you give on different things, so thanks again for that. Just started watching a couple of weeks ago, but just subscribed as a thank you to you both, keep up the great work. ABCIII
Thanks Andy! Glad you got some joy from following along. These lines, did not need to be so big, FYI (And you probably already knew that)...I would have done way smaller to the front, since the machine is basically a low flow application. Having the extra size does make it a lot harder to run the lines, but might also save one if I hit something under the frame, so hope that never comes up ;)
LOVE the plow, btw, and have been very VERY happy I got this tractor ever since I got it.
His Brian keep that runway clear we don’t want any delayed flights 😂best wishes Chris
TOTALLY!!! Thank Chris RC :)
The issue with plows is, if you get a lot of snow and no significant melting between storms, your driveway gets narrow really fast if you don’t push the first ones WAY back! Wet snow like that, will freeze to ice and make things very difficult till spring.
yes, true! Then when it's an early or late snow, the ground is still "softer" and you can run the risk of ripping the crap out of the grass ;(
I still LOOOOOOVE this solution! Snow Thrower attachment would be NICE too, but still a lot of complexity, and expense. I can use this for grading too (I have a steel cutting edge too).
@@BrianPhillipsRC yep…every tool has a purpose, some more than one. I was just thinking out loud…as long as it works for you….it’s beats the heck out of shoveling!!😁
It's the first week of December here and on my half mile driveway, I am already to the point of not being able to plow the snow away. What I am doing now is plowing to the middle and using a snow blower to get rid of it.
Your wife is doing a great job filming a
and participating , great teamwork. !!
Thanks & Yeah, she's very good!!!
Holy SMOKES! This is your best RC PLANE accessory purchase yet! Gotta keep that runway clear. A++
Totally agree! It's a bit more expensive, and a little NOSE heavy - LOL....but works really good! Super happy with it!!!
Brian you surprised me whilst your sitting in a nice warm cab In your snow PLOUGH you left your camera crew out in the cold n snow... And to add to it you told camera crew ITS NICE N COMFORTABLE IN HERE.... TALK ABOUT RUBBING IT IN POOR WOMAN. hahahahhahaha
She was in cold weather gear, and I was in shorts for dramatic (idiocy) effect. LOL!!!
Besides, she's a trooper, so she LOVED it ;) She did get to ride in the cab at the end too!
Great job camera crew, your narrative is superb!
Thanks Michael! It was tight in that cab with the two of us, but we kinda like each other... ;)
I am seriously thinking of buying a Kioti for the next tractor purchase,
So I enjoyed the video much.
Glad we could help you in your search. We LOVE ours, and sooooooooo glad I didn't buy the WAY more expensive John Deere. This has been one of my favorite purchases of our property here...and only wish we had made the right call, and made our garage WAY bigger.
You were like a kid in a candy store:) That tractor works flawlessly!
I was, and it worked awesome!!! Can't wait to try it again, except then it'll be crappy out :(....
My backyard is 150 acres. I have a Branson but no snowplow(south ga.)lol. But plenty of flying space. Nice Yote!
Cool - making me jealous!!! Wish I could get about 500 more acres ;)
Wow....Brian-You really stepped up your game. Nice tractor buddy. I was wondering when you were going to go big with all that property. Haha. I still love the sub-compacts. They still have their place too. Now all you need is to add another extended garage to your home place for that beautiful new tractor..Looks pretty tight there now. 👍👍😎
yeah, I did love my 1025R, but this machine is so much more....also it's big!!! Out building will be a reality if all goes to plan. More to come ;)
@@BrianPhillipsRC ....Oh Yeah! Now your talking..👊
that tuft of white hair is cool.
That’s a nice piece of equipment Man you rolling now 👍
The little orange cabs or design when you disconnect the fitting install it on the and You won’t get any more leaks it will fall in the cap 🧢
We love it so far. GREAT tractor, and super strong. We can lift 3-5 times what we could with the 1025R, and we can live it over 107" high now!!!
Great vid as always Brian! Now you just need to set it up so you can run it from your spectrum tx from the house🤩😆 One suggestion. When you start it up, pull it right out of the garage. Diesel soot is highly carcinogenic and will stick around in the garage and migrate into the house even with the door up. I’m a firefighter and diesel exhaust is a big cause of our increased cancer rates. Stay safe and healthy. Happy New Year to you all!🥳😊
Thanks for the heads up. I usually don't worry about it, as these 4th and 5th generation diesel engines are BETTER at burning off diesel soot, but you're right, they're not perfect.
As for your fire engines, do you guys have retractable hoses to the exhaust stacks so you can run them inside the fire station?
First also love the snow ❄️ and I wish you and your wife a lovely holiday season
Thanks Sk8ter Danger!!! Happy Holidays to you and yours too ;)
Brian nice place. Don't know how much snow you get but if more than a couple feet you may want to put snowblower on it. I used my kubota to push Snow and pile with loader. Huge piles take long time to melt. With blower just looks nicer with no banks.
Yeah, this was a very heavy snow, and to be totally honest, we don't get super deep snow falls often, but we'll get some drifting. Fortunately, our driveway is situated where the wind doesn't drift over it to date!!!!!! Awesome, but lucky!
Watching this makes me really miss Iowa.
LOL - you're hilarious ;)
Okay, I did have fun on this video, but when it's 11:30 PM on a work night, I wonder if I'll love it as much...
@@BrianPhillipsRC Yeah, I’d love it until it came time to shovel it, drive in it and bust my backside on it. 😆
I was just typing about a diverter being a better option at 52:30 when you mentioned it. Since the curl and the angle aren't likely to be used together and neither require a huge flow, it would be the ideal circuit to put it on.
yes, I would like to make an electronic, solenoid controlled dual or maybe even triple diverter that can be just plugged into one of those two hydraulic outputs, then I can have the THUMB control for angles, and possibly later, some WINGS that I want to add using another small circuit.
If I did it again, I'd use a LOT smaller hose to get to the front, but you NEVER know what you might need some day. If I come up with a PTO Driven High Flow Pump so I can run a brush or snow blower, these larger lines will help a lot.
You could run below grade lights along the driveway to illuminate the edge. It would look cool in any season.
Yeah, that would be cool, until I hit them like I gouged up the grass ;)
I want to have lighting for simulation of the runway markers, but our runway isn't done just quite yet.
Brian (and camera crew) thank you so much for all of the tractor videos! Your videos were a huge help with my decision to replace/up-size my New Holland TC that I've had for 20 years. I have only had the Kioti DKse for 2 weeks but so far I really like it.
In this video I noticed the led lights on the FEL, did you install them? Wiring? I didn't see you mention them, unless I missed it.
We added some led's, yes. Help a lot with night ops (common for us when clearing snow)
I stole power from other lights...I actually pulled the light out, tapped the power lines, and ran wires to the LED's. The lights are running halogen bulbs, so there's plenty of juice there to run an measly LED as well ;)
Now I have control of the lights on the front and the additional lights up top that totally fix the "blind" spot at night where the reflection of the loader arms is all I could see.
I think we show this on the playlist for our tractor, if you're interested...not the install, but the finished product.
just put in a true 3rd function or a diverter. the diverter is real easy install. use a foot switch to divert flow. get it at hydraulic surplus center. I ran the hoses from rear on a yanmar I had. it just wasn't right. do it right do it once! if they don't have the foot switch I got a spare I can give you. NIB
I was really hoping for two momentary push buttons up on the joystick. Then I could setup the controls and solenoids on the rear attachment point, where I routed my lines to the angling blade. That would be sweet...just one had, three controls, the way God intended it to be ;) LOL
Foot pedal would be nice too, but I don't want to just DIVERT, since I'm running a DETENTE circuit...AKA I turn on the flow, one direction, OR the other, and it KEEPS running, until I move the stick back to center. I was supposed to have One Detent, and ONE Spring Return...but I got BOTH as detents???
I got forks from tight one (Titan) , they offer a USA built unit made by UNITED rated at 4000lbs FYI
One Day I want a tracker like yours, Handy as a shirt pocket!!
It is so much fun!!!
nice video u should build big shed outside for those stuff
Yeah, we're working on it.
Another route you can go is build some ski's for the blade keeps the blade off the ground about half inch. unless you want to scrape the pavement off. after a few years you will see the wear and tear on the pavement. you would not need the UHMW blade.
The UHWM blade is sweet, but it's super expensive in this size!!!
I'd LOVE to make some skis, but only for the rare occasion I slip off the edge...or when I get to the end of the runway. If the ground is frozen, it's no biggie, but when it's half-froze, it can really gouge the heck out of the lawn.
Brian I think you should save your money and use the snow shovel build up your shoulders. 😂 No just kidding you guys did your homework and got yourself an awesome tracker it does an awesome job very good decision. TThat tractor will pay itself off in no time.😉 Love you guys you’re doing a great job keep up the good work.
Thanks William! I just plowed last night again, and it was crazy! We had a 6-12" snow fall, while we were filming BTW, so when you watch that video soon, you'll see it as we build the plane ;)... anyway, it was TONS of now I cleared in about an hour. I also cleared the entire road to the intersection, which as you know is way wider than our driveway.
The issue I'm still having is that when I go into FLOAT to use the weight of the plow to scrape along, as I should, I'm finding it still pretty difficult to break out of the float detent, to go back to neutral hydraulic pressure and then into lift to pull away from the edges without some level of gouging here and there. I Assume this is a finesse thing that I'll just have to get used to, but with the angling controls off and behind, almost by where the seat belt connects, it's just plain hard to get from the main joystick control to that control. I almost want to put in an electronic diverter so that I can just press the button and move that control. Not sure if that would work or not, but if I could keep my right hand on the stick and do all three controls, it would be so nice!
All things considered, I love running it, and it's doing a great job! We are extremely happy with this combo. I would buy it again in a heartbeat! Taking hay in the spring will be a whole different experience, and we haven't even seen how much better that's gonna be!
@@BrianPhillipsRC Brian you’re doing great, i’m sure by next year at this time you’ll have it all dialed in to be a piece a cake. I am retired now but when I was working are used to operate what they call a petty bone I don’t know if you guys know if those are back there I’m in California I used to do a lot of work at San Diego airport what they are as a forklift that can boom out till forward to a lot of different operations. And I was the only one licensed to operate this equipment at the airport, very scary at times but I had it dialed in. I been retired now for four years, when operating a transmitter on an RC plane makes me feel like I’m operating a petty bone Full on concentration at all times. “LOVE IT” I could tell you a lot of close calls I had around aircraft when I worked there for dead be a couple pages long. Back to your house is there some kind of a rubber marker that you could put in the ground along your driveway and walkway where if you hit it it wouldn’t break it would stick up like they do for snow plows along the highways back there anyways it was just a thought. Thanks again for replying to me you help me out like a Brother. You and camera crew are the “BEST” keep up the good work guys. You guys do a fantastic job on TH-cam.
8-12” in Connecticut. First major snow in 3-4 years
That's a pretty good amount!
I’m thinking it’s “Road Trip to Atlanta” time for Brian & Esteban.
Well, maybe not the week of Christmas....
We can just drive over in the tractor ;)
Brian just watched your snow removal. Mite look into state, and or county rules, some will pay you for the help.
Really?!??! Cool! I was just assuming they'd fine me ;) LOL But seriously, I just need to KNOW I can get out when I need to get out, and this Tractor and Snow Push did the trick!!!
I know it's lame, but I get so excited to clear the snow, BUT I wouldn't trade winter for one summer day ;)
Be a good day to fly the orange and white plane with the landing skis !
The EC1500 Twin ;)
@@BrianPhillipsRC yes Sir , that would be the one ✌
Thanks for vids! Purchased this same tractor and the 79" Titan Plow. Did you ever feel you needed chains when plowing? My tires are loaded, but I don't have a ballast box and wondering if chains are in my future. I have a relatively flat driveway but live in Chicagoland so ice and snow are plentiful. Thanks!
This was one of my best purchases since we moved here to the country. I can clear the road to the intersection in minutes (well, quite a few minutes, but I CAN do it).
I've only been in trouble for traction a couple or three times where I was pushing piles back, and got stuck in low points. I was able to rock and roll my way right out, but that's one of best parts of a loader mounted plow....you can push your tractor right out of the snow if necessary ;)
Sounds like you might be on a smaller tractor, if you got the 79" plow...ours is the 94" version.
Did you think about a UHWM cutting edge yet? Makes ZERO wear on your concrete - so nice!!! But the mfg'ers are very proud of UMWH
make your cat a jungle gym out of maple or ash logs. dust off your drafting table and get them blueprints made for the cat jungle gym
that would be cool!
that white tuft of hair looks great! any thoughts on UHMW cutting edge vs polyurethane ?
you should put floats on the twin otter and fly it in the snow
That would be great with floats on the snow
I suspect it would be very cool!
Awesome video man! A few questions for you because I am highly considering this cutting edge for my 5 foot Kubota snow plow. How do you like the cutting edge overall, are you happy you went with the beveled edge and not the flat edge and do you think its worth having them drill the holes for you? I was thinking of getting the 3/4” or the 1” thick. Any insight would be greatly appreciated
Whatever thickness we got was GREAT, but I don't want it beveled. You will Bevel it when you use it the first time ;)
what made you choose uhmw over poly urethane poly edge? did the china plow hold up ok? im looking at them. last whats the story with the white tuft of hair? great video. make more tractor videos.
Put a garage door opener in the tractor, help keep some heat in the garage
That's a good idea, and we need to do this exactly. We love how warm it stays in this garage. The more expensive doors were a VERY good idea, plus the builder insulated the walls too - totally worth every penny!!!
Hey Brian, are you operating your front hydraulics off of your rear remote or do you have a dedicated 3rd function at the loader joystick?
It is from the rear, and I WISH I had a joystick mounted thumb control....it would be soooooo much easier to use. The beauty of this issue, if that I COULD still add a solenoid control that makes this circuit operate.
If I might add. On these longer videos if you could break them up in to 40 minute segments and make it multi part that would be awesome. If I miss something you say and try and scroll back real quick it's a short time bar that covers a huge amount of time currently. Very thorough video though.
Yeah, I have the same issue when we're making the videos too (scrolling back to catch something I said for example). Trouble we had in the past when we'd make a conglomeration of videos on a subject matter, like an Unbox Video, then a Build Video, then a Radio Setup Video, then a Maiden Flight video...was that by the time we were flying the plane, 80-95% of our audience was gone. We've followed some advice from very persistent people to put out flights at the beginning (this is obviously not a flight - LOL) and this seems to be very well received, but if I did what you ask, splitting videos into 40 minute chunks, there would be new issues....one I can say for certain, there would be more adds ;( Good for the channel, bad for the audience. Also, we'd have the same issue I mentioned above, where so many will be gone...I guess that happens anyway to a certain extent.
Either way, we hear your concern, and wish we could accommodate everyone, unfortunately it's pretty much impossible to make everyone happy. Your point is very good, and I want to figure a way to help people to be able to skip back to hear missed things, or some stupid comment I made. Maybe there's a key press that can be used on the PC to step back 5 seconds or something like this.
Thanks for being here with us Kyle.
Yeah on the computer it would be much better. On the phone sucks but it is what it is. Thanks just the same. I ordered the mini skid to universal skid steer plate today from titan and really considering the 79" plow. With that poly edge it's impressive how well it cleaned the surface.
Looking at the same plow but in the 79 inch for my mini skid steer. How well does the trip work on the plow? That is my main concern. Currently using a dirt bucket and when you hit the lip on the concrete it's spine shattering. Where in Iowa are you at?
We're in Central Iowa, just outside Des Moines.
The break away works great, but it's WAY too loose the way it's shipped, I suspect you will agree. I've probably made a 3.5" - 4" adjustment on each side to tighten it up, and now it works better. Also, with the ground nice and frozen, the overlap over the edges is way less destructive...plus I'm getting the hang of it finally...had to clear 6 times this weekend!!!
I have a video coming to show the top "skirt" we made. It's a GREAT addition and took all of about half an our to do (of course the video made that 3X as long...but super easy)
When you do settle on buying or now, will you help us out and follow this generic link - it will help us a TON!
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It doesn't cost you a penny, but if you follow this link, it will help us to build report with Titan, and also earns us a few bucks in commission too ;) Obviously, nothing to quit your job over, but it's a nice little injection to help cover some of our time. If we could be pushing hundreds of these items every month, that would really go a long way in funding our "next step", but we're about 100 per month off from that goal - LOL! We pretty much don't make anything on the ag / farm / homestead videos on our channel, but we're really passionate about trying to help others making the change from city life to acreage or farm - it's a WONDERFUL experience, and we wanted to start a second channel, but TH-cam is IMPOSSIBLE now-a-days, even with an otherwise "successful" channel to use as a launching point.
You ever make it to the Quad Cities for the big scale fly and other things they do? I'm in Davenport myself. Haven't flown in a few years now that I started my own business but certainly miss it! I'll be sure and jump through that link next time.
Brain send some of that snow to Oregon😂. How much snow did you guys get?
We got about 6" or so, but it was CRAZY heavy, almost like slush!!! We only very occasionally get this type of snow around here.
How tall is your tractor from the floor with the industrial tires? Also, with implements on, does it "sag" thr tractor lower at all? I have a 96 inch opening to try and fit it in and trying to decide on a ck vs a dk. Thanks for the help!
GREAT QUESTIONS!!! I had to take out a little bit of tire pressure...but we have 8 foot doors too. We HIT The weather strip in our third stall, about 1/8", but on our first and second car stalls (The bigger door) we hit a bit more...like 1/4" since there's little bit more crown.
Measuring the height of the tractor is a huge pain, but we tried and tried, and the dealer in Atlantic, IA (About 2 hours drive from us) was adamant that they wouldn't let me "See if it would fit"... This was annoying, but we LOVE this machine! we have Industrial Tired on this machine. We were TOLD they were Ag tires, but these are absolutely Industrial - I found out when we did Wet tires.
We did a video about "wet" tires too, which might talk more about the height, if you want to see in more detail.
We plan to show more about this tractor in the spring for Hay Season too, FYI.
@@BrianPhillipsRC Thats what it looked like from another video of yours I watched. Thanks so much! Its just so close that I was sure if it would fit, and the specs say "height with ag tires". Really enjoyed your videos and reviews vs the comparable John Deere models and opinions overall so far.
One other question for you if you dont mind. Do you find that the weight ruts up your yard much at all when dry? I know if it wet it coult rut up, but i have a very similar place to yours and want to feel comfortable taking it across our "lawn". By no means is it a golf course type lawn. Seems like in your video you have no problem driving it around your place. Thanks for your help!
I just have to ask and maybe I’m not suppose to ask but where is all that snow located? Not in my central Texas for sure. You have a dedicated camera crew. Lol. I know this is serious video but you just like a kid playing in the snow but you have a big toy to play with. What a fun project. Now get out there and fly more war birds low and slow. Loved this video even if I’m jealous.
The snow is in Central Iowa, and yes, I was seriously a kid playing in the snow for sure! I hope to get better, but doubt I'll ever get past that stage ;)
@@BrianPhillipsRC Thanks for the reply. It might be a long video but what the heck. If people don’t like they can just get out. It deserves a watch to play tribute to the camera girl. You are fortunate to have a dedicated partner because I’ve seen your RC toys stacked around the house. But the old saying goes you can tell a lot about the man with the size of his toys. Ha Ha Ha. But as someone has said keep runway clear and (de ice those wings).
Hi
Did you end up taking the bolts out that allow the tilt left and right float function on the central point?
YES! I did have them too tight, but they were allowing for some pivot. I loosened them and it helped. This tool is one of our biggest successes! Love it, and I hate to admit, please don't kill me - I'm kinda looking forward to doing it this winter ;)
@@BrianPhillipsRC so you just loosened them up and did not remove them completely?
My snow plow is steel and has a quality wood control handle. It is powered by a 0.2 HP energy source although the HP has dropped over the years. ☃️ Maybe split the video into four or five parts next time. 3:40 is a LONG time to watch at once.
LOL - you have a shovel? ;) I had a lot of fun with clearing the snow. I'd like to get another snow, which would melt the next day, so I could try it again!!!
I watched this whole video but I can not find where you talk about the 3rd function kit. Did you add that on afterward or have the dealer put it on? How much was it? If you add these extra parts yourself does it mess with the warranty?
Sorry for the confusion. Our dealor added the KIT of the additional 3rd and 4th kits.
It was very economical to add, something like ~$300 . Very reasonable compared to the $1500 or some ungodly amount John Deere was asking for on a tractor that cost about 2/3 MORE!!!
LOVE this tractor and use the heck out of it!!!
I doubt it'll mess with your warranty, but it was CHEAP, these options - get them to do it if at all possible.
It always makes me laugh when people say finally!!! got some snow.... Around here we all say crap it's snowing again
take the wife to a drive-in movie theater in that there Kioti keep plowing them trapezoids ! you guys are like two peas in a pod. great vidjas maybe some Kioti running attachments???? what is the dif between an attachment and an implement? a guy on TH-cam named Colin made an underground tunnel to his garage. Kioti and TYM are at the top in the bang for buck cat. I was going to get me one of them there KU-BOATERS but it was 53k for the one that competes against DK NS NX. I had a 2021 NX4510. it was a COVID tractor and they had a batch of bad solenoids in the NX e-hydro tranny so they gave me a TYM T494 , both were fantastic machines.
If I ever leave a comment that completely leaves you think what is this, what is he saying, I don't understand! It's something I have learned over the years that gives me a little laugh at, confused intelligence! Real intelligence don't bother with foolishness,that group's them in levels the field, This video is great It's Perfect, Happy New Years!
Fireworks Tonight 😀🕺
Thanks Charles!
Sao trời lạnh tuyết rơi mà chú vẫn mặc áo cộc ? 😆😆. Chú ở quốc gia nào vậy ?😁
Why is it still snowing in the cold weather? 😆😆. What country are you in? 😁
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I'm in the United States. We're on the opposite side of the planet. We're in the middle of winter here.
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Tôi đang ở Hoa Kỳ. Chúng ta đang ở phía đối diện của hành tinh. Chúng ta đang ở giữa mùa đông ở đây.
wonder why he didnt mark his driveway with marking pole sticks before it snow .
Because I fly RC planes from our "runway"...
Also, once it's frozen, I can hang over the edge and tell EXACTLY where I need to be, plus pushed the piles back further.
P.S. We've used this rig for 2 full winters, this being the third, and I LOVE it more and more with every plow! (I need to do it tonight and possibly in the morning too - about 6" expected, heavy, wet snow).
my guess is a crooked sticker on the tight one plow will cause you to lose sleep, yes? no? maybe so???
yes
where can I get a Matrix jacket like yours?
LOL - very nice!!! I get these from plants that I work at. I've been what I do for so long, I end up with these "frocks" or "smocks" (lab coats) when I'm working with a maintenance crews at like 3AM or whatever horrific time, usually when I was working with them for like 12 hours on some horrible project and the front entrances are closed or whatever strange circumstances had it that they just send me home in the thing or in my truck. It's happened half a dozen times or so, sometimes by their mistake, and other times by my mistake. Either way, they end up in the garage.
@@BrianPhillipsRC I do like the coat, and nice tractor. I have a Kioti CK3510 cab and it is a wonderful machine thus far.
I thought wheelbase was center of front rim to center of rear rim? I been wrong before, once. thinking I made a mistake was my mistake.
I too could be wrong.
LOL did you use your forks to unload it? Did you scratch it?
I don't think they can ship w oil in hydraulic lines. relax the TIGHT ONE will tighten up with oil. a hydraulic top link and a 1/2'' x 6'' cutting edge for your bucket will make a huge dif in peeling sod and virgin earth. both are $200-$250 each Holland spare parts for top link. top link hoses and ag. connectors under $250 at your door.
Did you sell the 1025r
We got this one.
Dude what do you do for a living that allows for so much free time?
I don't know what free time you're talking about ;) I work about 50-60 hours a week in my day job, then another 30-50 hours a week on the TH-cam channel...
Hey Mr Snowman, Yuck L@@Ks Too Cold For Me! LOL
I guess flying is done till the snow melts?
NO. I have 5 NIB planes to unbox, and another 5-8 coming ;) We will fly all winter...my camera crew will "LOVE" it too ;) LOL
I think a snowmobile suit would be a great Christmas present for the camera crew! I really love your channel. I feel like I know you guys. Do you have a beautiful piece of property and I’m very envious. I know there’s rules about showing children on TH-cam. I get it but I’m sure you have a beautiful family. Merry Christmas and happy new year. I hope this finds you guys healthy and safe.
the flat connectors do not leak. the ag. connectors will drip every time. in your world a drip is a big deal. I would have bought the Chinaman a bowl of soup to install the reflector sticker crooked just to get a good vidja of you freaking about that crooked sticker!
yep, we have flat face on this setup now. I think might have been ag at the time of filming. Lasted one connect/disconnect and I was like - Holy Crap - I'll loose like a cup of oil every time!
Umm can film-crew move 4’ to the left🤠🫡🤙
run hard lines down your loader if you want a real slick install. I can send a photo if you want to lose some sleep.
The blade is too wide for your walkway. If the blade angles at 28 degrees it would decrease the width of the path from 94 inches down to 83 inches.
Thanks! I was thinking about putting on a shorter blade on the top (the left side only), then I could flip the whole thing over for the sidewalk. I had a problem this time clearing the snow, because the ground around the driveway wasn't frozen yet, so I kinda rutted next to, and in front of the front sidewalk. Live and learn, I guess....
So what would you do for the front sidewalk? I had been using the zero turn and it was a 48" blade.
@@BrianPhillipsRC That would be a good place for a snowblower. You could get that cleaned up fast and the lawn would be safer. I understand the desire to get it finished with one machine though. Maybe lower the blade so it's a couple of inches off the surface to clear the bulk of the snow and just push the rest with a shovel. Or the best option might be to build an RC snow plow and clear it all from inside!
Dude you got to take the plastic off the seat you slip on the floor 😂
I still have it on the seat ;)
3 hours 25 min. just when you thought it was over.....NOPE! there is more!
I have less snow in Russia than you! I'm jealous!
I know we'll eventually get some more to play with ;)
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How much was the tractor💰
We paid $36,600 with two additional rear hydraulic ports and controls (one may have been included).
As for the pushing blade, I can't remember, but you can follow the link to see what they're going for now.
Farm
Quick Tach 2 JD Plate bit.ly/3nOLcpl
Fork Lift Carriage bit.ly/3NOwglv
54" Drum Mower bit.ly/3yRhw0Y
Drum Mower Blades bit.ly/3anB43U
94" Snow Plow bit.ly/3AxtQ81
Rich guy with lots of money
Its scratched from a deeeerrrrrrppy forklift driver :( in shipping. nice setup
All I have to say is "Flowers" . I asked the wife if she would stand out in snow and video tape me blowing snow? Sorry her answer is censored!
LOL - she got it right at least - LOL!!!
Maybe you need to get a tripod for your Phone or good like a car thing to now on the window are you to show everybody What you are doing If you do a second video of it
That's a great idea!
My snowplow is 800$ of snow tiers lol
LOL Nice!!! Does it work well? I was totally thinking about making an adapter for my old ZERO TURN PLOW, so I could use it on the end of my forks, then I could get the "small snows" when they come quick, without needing to swap out implements.
@@BrianPhillipsRC they work better than I thought they would
Very cool 😎
You need a shed LOL
YES we do!!!
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no good need chane no need for flot
If you don't have float it'll be terrible to clear snow.
Do you really think people are going to watch 3:40 minutes of video on their phone, iPad or computers? I don’t get why you make so many long ones. You turn 8-15 minute videos into hours of boredom.
I did. I thought it was wonderful. I just left it playing and my wife baked cookies to it in the background. Thanks for the vid B.
I know why you make so many long videos. They’re not for everybody. But for the people that are interested in these products, the in-depth information that you provide is useful. It’s just not for everyone. You can always hit the pause button and come back to it later.
I'm not going to be able to keep everyone happy. We try to put the most critical part at the beginning, and most people watch a few minutes and move on. Only a select few take time to criticize a video that they don't like for being too long. If it's too long, why don't you just stop watching it??!??! Did you break your "next" button?
I just had another comment earlier today from another 1 Subscriber creator... Looks like you're up to 83. I'll tell you the same thing I told him, with a special twist.... Get back to me when you're at 100 subscribers (you see how I did that???).
People, do you see what I have to deal with?!?! You should see the comments that get "Held for Review". You'd think a fellow TH-camr would at least have a semblance of appreciation for the work that goes into these videos. Obviously empathy is not Caprndarty's strong suit.
I enjoyed it. Lol why you heff to be mad.