We got our first ssv with the snow blower last year and absolutely loved its performance on not only sidewalks but driveways too. We are also getting the 54in straight blade for this winter. I can’t wait to use this machine again this winter. Keep up the great work ventrac!
At the moment everything is working great the only complaint that I’ve heard is with the V blade leaving a stripe of missed snow in the middle but we have never run the v blade just the straight blade so I haven’t personally had that problem
Looks like a awesome piece of equipment for moving snow ❄️ but you wouldn't expect anything less from Ventrac. Fits right in with the rest of the range.
I hope you guys have distibutors in Canada! There is work for this machine pretty much every 4 days during four months around here. Let me know if you need an endurance testing platform. We have miles and tons of white mud to clear out!
Lift your blower your blower chute to demonstrate the throwing power Your throwing it in the curb area making icy slopes leading onto your sidewalk. When you make a video of your blade. Actually stack your snow. Rather than letting it fall back. The v blade also sticks out farther from the machine which is a huge benefit. The scoop is also a landscape tool. Especially with the volume extenders The straight blade is a toy The broom is the best broom available throughout all models (due to ventrac copying a ventrac customers mod on the old broom) moving the motor above the broom and using wafer replacements. The snowblower is unstoppable
This is one bad ass piece of equipment. Everything has been thought of it in engineering it I would like to have one for my sidewalk at home just because I am chubby and lazy.👻
A few days ago, I was at my school and we got a couple inches of wet snow and I saw the school out with an old Steiner 420 and I thought to myself “disappointed, dont have Ventrac”
Who wants to stand up outside in the cold all day or night? … I guess if you don’t care about the comfort of your employees this is a cheaper option than a machine with a cab.
It's all about maneuverability, compact size and speed. It's colder than being in a cab - but fits where those machines don't. We also have the 4520 with cab if that's a better fit.
@@billlumberge3508 it's the man behind the machine. Bobcat s70 can hop a curb. Not comparable standing up with blowing snow and winds flying back onto one's face vs the comfortable heated cab with wipers on .
The 3000 series was an incredible machine, and plenty of used models can be found on the market everyday. We discontinued the machine because specific parts of it were going to really escalate the price nearly to the level of the 4000 series tractor, and we did not feel that was right for our customers. We do appreciate your support!
So basically almost $15,000 for a snowblower? I mean it is nice, but just Way out of the Price Range for Alot of People. I Mean a Decent top line Snowblower. Can get around $2,500 which is expensive but more affordable to more people. If you have a Snow plowing Service with a bunch of people and a bunch of Clients in commercial Buildings. Then yeah Might be worth getting one of these. But, could also buy 6 top of Line Snowblowers at $2,500 for Price of one of these and have a Crew of 6 Snowblowing.
Your crew of 6 at $25-30/hr works out to $150-240 an hour labor cost, so $2400 per 10 hr shift. One winter makes this machine sound cheap. Plus, sidewalk labor is the most difficult to find and retain. Sidewalk crews with machines like this are much happier and likely to return.
There are hand warmers and a windscreen add on. Most highly populated areas don't get negative -35 degrees unless you are in Calgary, Edmonton or Saskatoon.
@@pbilk i think they talking about a big area like a sidewalk from what I see now what they show you can shovel it but not a real snowstorm inside 1h before the clients walks in.
Where do I sign up for the free raffle one ? I lost Morher, My step Mother, My Father in-law and My Father along with wife's income all in the last 2 years. I make decent money and all I do is get to hold it for a couple a seconds when passing it out to everyone else. And the other day I paid $6,50 for a dozen eggs. Hey look on bright side I was just told my insurance is going up $20 more a pay period like $260.00 every other week isn't enough.Hey a guy can dream that's still free
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We got our first ssv with the snow blower last year and absolutely loved its performance on not only sidewalks but driveways too. We are also getting the 54in straight blade for this winter. I can’t wait to use this machine again this winter. Keep up the great work ventrac!
That's awesome to hear! If there was one thing you wish the SSV did better what would it be?
At the moment everything is working great the only complaint that I’ve heard is with the V blade leaving a stripe of missed snow in the middle but we have never run the v blade just the straight blade so I haven’t personally had that problem
@@Ben_580 Ben, Thanks for the feedback, it is appreciated.
Looks like a awesome piece of equipment for moving snow ❄️ but you wouldn't expect anything less from Ventrac. Fits right in with the rest of the range.
You got that right!
This is as good a product video as I’ve seen. Concise yet thorough, and excellent production value. Kudus to your video production partner.
Thanks Ben, we actually do everything ourselves. We will pass along your compliment to the team. ✊
I hope you guys have distibutors in Canada! There is work for this machine pretty much every 4 days during four months around here.
Let me know if you need an endurance testing platform. We have miles and tons of white mud to clear out!
Every New Yorker needs one now.
Just picked one up in Minnesota. Ordered the broom and snowblower. Only got to use the broom once so far this year but my guys love it!
We love to hear that!
Bet it was expensive but I bet you’re really enjoying it
Lift your blower your blower chute to demonstrate the throwing power
Your throwing it in the curb area making icy slopes leading onto your sidewalk.
When you make a video of your blade. Actually stack your snow. Rather than letting it fall back.
The v blade also sticks out farther from the machine which is a huge benefit.
The scoop is also a landscape tool. Especially with the volume extenders
The straight blade is a toy
The broom is the best broom available throughout all models (due to ventrac copying a ventrac customers mod on the old broom) moving the motor above the broom and using wafer replacements.
The snowblower is unstoppable
We like that!
This is one bad ass piece of equipment. Everything has been thought of it in engineering it I would like to have one for my sidewalk at home just because I am chubby and lazy.👻
Nice machines I can’t wait to get my first ventrac ANYTHING
Does the broom have a reverse function to back drag?
We use a fully enclosed heated with fm cd usb bluetooth stereo radio and dual cup holders skidloader with tracks. Your welcome 🙏
Sounds great. Or just get an office job
Put that on a side walk and let me know what’s up
Are there any other seasonal leaves etc attachments?
Ventrac ever going to make a stand on machine for landscaping use?
If anything new comes up, be sure to check here or our website!
I don’t need one, But I want one. Lol
How about ice? How about the max depth of snow the blower can work? How about the salt getting wet and clumping?
A few days ago, I was at my school and we got a couple inches of wet snow and I saw the school out with an old Steiner 420 and I thought to myself “disappointed, dont have Ventrac”
A testimony to the longevity of the tractor
Thanks for the support!
Who wants to stand up outside in the cold all day or night? … I guess if you don’t care about the comfort of your employees this is a cheaper option than a machine with a cab.
It's all about maneuverability, compact size and speed. It's colder than being in a cab - but fits where those machines don't.
We also have the 4520 with cab if that's a better fit.
@@ventrac well they do have this machine called bobcat70 that works great on sidewalks whilst the comfort of heat and cab
An s70 bobcat has no ability to hop a curb and work against a building ability. Not comparable
@@billlumberge3508 it's the man behind the machine. Bobcat s70 can hop a curb. Not comparable standing up with blowing snow and winds flying back onto one's face vs the comfortable heated cab with wipers on .
@@ventrac Thanks for the reply and clarification.
I'll take the 3000 series with a heated cab. I think you guys were crazy to stop producing this model.
The 3000 series was an incredible machine, and plenty of used models can be found on the market everyday. We discontinued the machine because specific parts of it were going to really escalate the price nearly to the level of the 4000 series tractor, and we did not feel that was right for our customers. We do appreciate your support!
So basically almost $15,000 for a snowblower?
I mean it is nice, but just Way out of the Price Range for Alot of People. I Mean a Decent top line Snowblower. Can get around $2,500 which is expensive but more affordable to more people.
If you have a Snow plowing Service with a bunch of people and a bunch of Clients in commercial Buildings. Then yeah Might be worth getting one of these. But, could also buy 6 top of Line Snowblowers at $2,500 for Price of one of these and have a Crew of 6 Snowblowing.
It has other snow attachments also. And it can drop salt and spray brine. It's really most suitable for pro contractors or large properties.
Your crew of 6 at $25-30/hr works out to $150-240 an hour labor cost, so $2400 per 10 hr shift. One winter makes this machine sound cheap. Plus, sidewalk labor is the most difficult to find and retain. Sidewalk crews with machines like this are much happier and likely to return.
Good luck finding six qualified people to do the work. Then pray they show up.
Stand up no way 😂
What sily vehicle , here in Canada temperatures can go down to -35° and driver is exposed to extreme weather!
There are hand warmers and a windscreen add on. Most highly populated areas don't get negative -35 degrees unless you are in Calgary, Edmonton or Saskatoon.
Shovel
now put a mower on the front of it and then i could mow a smaller sized yards
$ 15.000 .
That’s not what they use here they have a cabin and chains we have real winters this is a toy pro use a tankette.
From a Canadian, a good coat, touque and mitts is all you really need when you have those hand warmers.
@@pbilk i think they talking about a big area like a sidewalk from what I see now what they show you can shovel it but not a real snowstorm inside 1h before the clients walks in.
Where do I sign up for the free raffle one ? I lost Morher, My step Mother, My Father in-law and My Father along with wife's income all in the last 2 years. I make decent money and all I do is get to hold it for a couple a seconds when passing it out to everyone else. And the other day I paid $6,50 for a dozen eggs. Hey look on bright side I was just told my insurance is going up $20 more a pay period like $260.00 every other week isn't enough.Hey a guy can dream that's still free
She sounds like a toro