I had one last winter with rear cab. It manouvers well,pushes a lot,and I loved the engineering,every important part is heated and isolated. Really easy to drive, comfortable
Cool!! They are such versatile machines, and user-friendly. Stu is correct about the solid-feeling doors, like a BMW or something. Gotta love those Germans!! (the 34 in my channel is from bmw e34) I'm glad you got to enjoy one of these cool machines! And thanks very much for watching!!
I drive an older Prinoth Husky on a private ranch just east of you. We have talked about upgrading next year to a newer husky or a PB100. I was leaning toward the Prinoth, but after seeing how fast that is I am changing my mind. I could get everything done in half the time with that.
Just discovered your channel, pretty cool! I’ve always wanted to be a snowcat operator, just haven’t made the jump. Are all these cabins on resort property for employees to rent? Keep up the great content!
We try to keep the location a relative secret, but it's up in Northern Utah.. I think he just does it every couple of weeks or so! Not too bad. Thanks for watching!!!
I lived in Alaska for 13 years a quad won't break trail but as long as you've got a trail quads do fine in fact you can use a quad more months in a year in Alaska than a snowmobile
Ah, nice!! Yeah that seems smart! They are certainly useful and easy to ride. Also can be very quiet. I bet it was pretty wild living up there for so long.. Super cool! Thanks so much for tuning in!!!
Definitely someday! I think I'd most like to try the BR 400 with the old-school sticks.. There's always so much to be done, I'm happy to just ride along for now. Thank you very much for watching!!!
Dirt!! Yes indeed, Utah is getting a full serving of snow. Crazy amounts up in the mountains... Thank you so much for tuning in!!! Come on out to Utah sometime, mate!
Thank god snowcat season is amongus again. I’m not really a fan of the Tesla steering wheel I feel like half the joy of snowcats is about the joy in the joystick.
Yes, indeed! Insane amounts of snow are coming.. So much that I can't even get up into the mountains until it's over. It's shaping up to be an amazing winter out here, and I'll film as much cool stuff as I can. Thanks as always for tuning in!!!
@@ronbradshaw7404 you don't drive cats for saying that. Most modern machines, sticks or steering, have plenty of computerized functions for traction control/power management.
@@floydlyng4328 Hhahaah! did you experienced BOTH steering and Sauer Danfoss sticks?!, i don't think so. Doing 180deg. spins on a steering is not fun plus, going from forward to reverse seamlessly on a steering is impossible. Turning left (E.G.) on a stick; you can either slow down the left OR accelerate the right track. A steering will slow down the left only, making you loose momentum. Oh, and been "driving" cats for the past 30 years so...............
@@ronbradshaw7404 My bad mate but I operate only sticks never tried out the steering and I just meant to say that from the generation MP 275 and on going all stick operated cats have had microprocessors to help manage the traction. And if you ever tried a bison t4 you'll see that you can almost 100% rely on the traction control to keep your traction optimal without having to pull back on the sticks
"Walking home from our house Christmas eve..." Looks like we've got a new holiday song out of it. Ya, I think more details regarding this incident should be revealed. It's pretty hard to have that happen. Anywho, thank you for watching!!
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I had one last winter with rear cab. It manouvers well,pushes a lot,and I loved the engineering,every important part is heated and isolated. Really easy to drive, comfortable
Cool!! They are such versatile machines, and user-friendly. Stu is correct about the solid-feeling doors, like a BMW or something. Gotta love those Germans!! (the 34 in my channel is from bmw e34) I'm glad you got to enjoy one of these cool machines! And thanks very much for watching!!
I drive an older Prinoth Husky on a private ranch just east of you. We have talked about upgrading next year to a newer husky or a PB100. I was leaning toward the Prinoth, but after seeing how fast that is I am changing my mind. I could get everything done in half the time with that.
True! It is very, very fast. Thanks for watching!!!
We have a PB100 that we use for grooming snowmobile trails, it’s our biggest and best machine. We also have a old PB70x
Nice!! Great machines. The 100s are so convenient... Have a great winter and thanks for watching!!
Just discovered your channel, pretty cool! I’ve always wanted to be a snowcat operator, just haven’t made the jump. Are all these cabins on resort property for employees to rent? Keep up the great content!
Thanks so much!! This is all in a private community, in a different location. It's very cool!! Thanks a ton for tuning in, more coming soon!
Thanks to share with us, have fun :)
Ooh yeah! I'm so glad to share the diesel-powered fun with you guys. Thank you very much for watching!!
This is the pistenbully page I need 😄
You have arrived! Haha! Hoping to do more filming throughout the winter! Thank you so much for watching!!
Pretty cool channel. Are you running like a amp at recovery utility business up there?
Hey thanks!! Nope Stuart just happens to own snowcats and maintains the trails/helps people out as needed. Thanks for watching!!
Awesome can’t beat tgat
So he does have to haul fresh water to the cabins every day? were is this at in Utah?
We try to keep the location a relative secret, but it's up in Northern Utah.. I think he just does it every couple of weeks or so! Not too bad. Thanks for watching!!!
We use a pb270ds to groom trails,even though its old ,its still a monster!
Nice, that sounds cool!! Cats are built to last. Mostly, haha. I bet that thing is fun. Thank you very much for tuning in!!
I lived in Alaska for 13 years a quad won't break trail but as long as you've got a trail quads do fine in fact you can use a quad more months in a year in Alaska than a snowmobile
Ah, nice!! Yeah that seems smart! They are certainly useful and easy to ride. Also can be very quiet. I bet it was pretty wild living up there for so long.. Super cool! Thanks so much for tuning in!!!
I need that for my driveway...
Indeed! It's a great machine to have. Thanks a ton for watching!!
Where are yall located, roughly. Im in tx but have family land up in co. Have a imp not near as nice ad a pisten bully but cheap
Nice!! I bet that cat is cool! We're located in No. Utah, basically, but don't want to get too specific. Thanks a ton for tuning in!!
So when are we seeing you behind the wheel? 😛
Definitely someday! I think I'd most like to try the BR 400 with the old-school sticks.. There's always so much to be done, I'm happy to just ride along for now. Thank you very much for watching!!!
Was für eine Schönheit! Wir haben einen Kanal über die Reparatur von PistenBully, Sie werden nützlich sein
Sie da! Sie sind großartige Maschinen. Dein Kanal ist cool, viele Infos! Ich werde bald mehr videos haben. Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen!!!
This has hige speed gears in the drive hubs, cud be ordered from factory, but wil not work god in a ski resort.
Ah, that explains the high speed capabilities, haha. Thanks so much for watching!!
wow its soooo deep in Aus we don't get to see so much snow omg so deep i seen dirt wow
Dirt!! Yes indeed, Utah is getting a full serving of snow. Crazy amounts up in the mountains... Thank you so much for tuning in!!! Come on out to Utah sometime, mate!
Thank god snowcat season is amongus again. I’m not really a fan of the Tesla steering wheel I feel like half the joy of snowcats is about the joy in the joystick.
Yes, indeed! Insane amounts of snow are coming.. So much that I can't even get up into the mountains until it's over. It's shaping up to be an amazing winter out here, and I'll film as much cool stuff as I can. Thanks as always for tuning in!!!
Yep!. With the joysticks, YOU drive, not the computer!.
@@ronbradshaw7404 you don't drive cats for saying that. Most modern machines, sticks or steering, have plenty of computerized functions for traction control/power management.
@@floydlyng4328 Hhahaah! did you experienced BOTH steering and Sauer Danfoss sticks?!, i don't think so. Doing 180deg. spins on a steering is not fun plus, going from forward to reverse seamlessly on a steering is impossible. Turning left (E.G.) on a stick; you can either slow down the left OR accelerate the right track. A steering will slow down the left only, making you loose momentum. Oh, and been "driving" cats for the past 30 years so...............
@@ronbradshaw7404 My bad mate but I operate only sticks never tried out the steering and I just meant to say that from the generation MP 275 and on going all stick operated cats have had microprocessors to help manage the traction. And if you ever tried a bison t4 you'll see that you can almost 100% rely on the traction control to keep your traction optimal without having to pull back on the sticks
Jeremy renner got run over by his pistenbully 😳
"Walking home from our house Christmas eve..." Looks like we've got a new holiday song out of it. Ya, I think more details regarding this incident should be revealed. It's pretty hard to have that happen. Anywho, thank you for watching!!
Are you selling it?
It actually sold a couple months ago! Thanks for watching!!
I hope Jeremy Renner gets better
Indeed! Thank you very much for watching!!
Hawkeye: 😡
Thank you for watching!!!
it almost looks like you just need another operator and turn it into more of a Winter Business.
We shall see where it goes! Thank you for watching!!
Breaker 19
Big 10-4 CrazyBeans. Keep it rubber side down, over and out!! Thanks for watching!