Thank you for watching. I would highly recommend this set if you can. The pull-plow was a huge upgrade this year. Snowblowing up to garage doors would leave a pretty big pile of snow that needed to be moved by hand. The pull-plow almost completely eliminates that.
As a mechanic who has worked on dozens of these kubota a side by sides this setup is great for a homeowner or a farmer but not for commercial use they do not hold up well the shift cables and the way they are setup certain areas are prone to fail spend your money on a nice tractor with snowblower and back blade and then you will have something reliable
I mean kubota a has a lot of great machines their tractors are great their engines are great so are yanmar so John deer is good however we see a lot if them having engine leaks oil and coolant mainly from water pump housings but kubotas are great if you are looking for a side by side specifically the Polaris ranger commercial pro is a great unit and is very simple to maintain and operate as far as tractors go kubota makes great tractors and you would have years of worry free use with one and for the price you can get a much nicer tractor that can do many more applications than an RTV
It is a Daniels pull-plow. They make them in 60" and 72". This is the only brand I found light enough for behind my RTV. I did have to beef up the receiver hitch as the plow was to heavy and bent it. Below is a link to the plow. Thanks for commenting. danielsplows.com/pull-plow/
It should work. It has a flat skid plate for a cutting edge so it does not pick up as much rock as my ventrac does with an aggressive angled cutting edge. If it does pick up rock just adjust the skid plates on the side so the cutting edge is off the ground. Thank you for watching and for the question!! 🍻
It never ceases to amaze me how people buy machines that weren't made to do a job then spend more money to make the inferior machine do what they want. Just buy a truck with a plow on the front, it's the right machine for the job and it will cost less!
I agree, a truck with a plow would be faster and cheaper. One of my selling points is that we use snowblowers on all our residential driveways. Because of this a truck and plow would not be an option for me. A truck, trailer and tractor would be, however that setup would be slower, more expensive and harder on my employee. But the real reason I went with this setup is that the RTV is a toy in the summer that pays for itself twice over again every winter. That's a win, win if you ask me!! :) thank you for watching and for the comment!!
Thsnk you for your comment. I will be doing a review video on the RTV in the next couple of weeks. I will include a price breakdown of all the attachments and upgrades I have made.
@@stealthmowed5042 yeah im just like you. If you can afford the nice shit Get it done asap because your production #s goes thru the roof and literally cuts almost all physical labor so it legit becomes driving your toys around playing in the snow and ppl pay you for it .🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stupid not to. You make way more in the long run buying expensive tools. Ill be looking for that video. Wise man taught me if you do what you love you'll never work a day in your life.
Have you seen bercomac snowblowers? You could put that on your ranger. I'm considering doing that for my next crew!! us.bercomac.com/products/nosku-2-vantage-72-snowblower
@@stealthmowed5042 that is sweet. I think I would get a Jeep Liberty or TJ because it needs a short wheelbase. I would be out all day snowblowing driveways
Lol The snowblower does not process the snow as fast as I want to go. So I use it kind of like a plow at times. That's why I turned in front of the garage, to push the snow into the grass. I should probably go slower... but time is money!! Thank you for watching and for the comment!!
this is my dream setup right here
Thank you for watching. I would highly recommend this set if you can. The pull-plow was a huge upgrade this year. Snowblowing up to garage doors would leave a pretty big pile of snow that needed to be moved by hand. The pull-plow almost completely eliminates that.
@@stealthmowed5042 that pull plow is the icing on the cake makes it a complete setup
As a mechanic who has worked on dozens of these kubota a side by sides this setup is great for a homeowner or a farmer but not for commercial use they do not hold up well the shift cables and the way they are setup certain areas are prone to fail spend your money on a nice tractor with snowblower and back blade and then you will have something reliable
@@lwnmwr1361 thanks Joe! What would you recommend? Everyone doing residential around here is john deere tractors mainly.
I mean kubota a has a lot of great machines their tractors are great their engines are great so are yanmar so John deer is good however we see a lot if them having engine leaks oil and coolant mainly from water pump housings but kubotas are great if you are looking for a side by side specifically the Polaris ranger commercial pro is a great unit and is very simple to maintain and operate as far as tractors go kubota makes great tractors and you would have years of worry free use with one and for the price you can get a much nicer tractor that can do many more applications than an RTV
I'm jealous. Very nice setup. 👍😊
Thank you!!
Need more videos.
Good work!
That is a slick setup your have there.
Thank you for watching. We will be doing a full review on the setup in the next week or so.
Yeas that is really nice , But not long enough .Nice video.
I got more video last night. Look for a longer video over the next couple days!! :)
I WANT ONE 💕
What is the back blade you are using. It appears to have sides, which would be fantastic for back dragging.
It is a Daniels pull-plow. They make them in 60" and 72". This is the only brand I found light enough for behind my RTV. I did have to beef up the receiver hitch as the plow was to heavy and bent it. Below is a link to the plow. Thanks for commenting.
danielsplows.com/pull-plow/
do you think asphalt milling driveway would be ok with this setup? some 'rock size' in my drive can maybe vary to like fist size at most
It should work. It has a flat skid plate for a cutting edge so it does not pick up as much rock as my ventrac does with an aggressive angled cutting edge. If it does pick up rock just adjust the skid plates on the side so the cutting edge is off the ground. Thank you for watching and for the question!! 🍻
@@stealthmowed5042 right on, thank you. saved the video too for future reference. definitely smooth set up for sure
I gotta see more of this
I will be posting a review of the RTV shortly and there will be more videos moving snow.
It never ceases to amaze me how people buy machines that weren't made to do a job then spend more money to make the inferior machine do what they want. Just buy a truck with a plow on the front, it's the right machine for the job and it will cost less!
I agree, a truck with a plow would be faster and cheaper. One of my selling points is that we use snowblowers on all our residential driveways. Because of this a truck and plow would not be an option for me. A truck, trailer and tractor would be, however that setup would be slower, more expensive and harder on my employee. But the real reason I went with this setup is that the RTV is a toy in the summer that pays for itself twice over again every winter. That's a win, win if you ask me!! :) thank you for watching and for the comment!!
Yeah that would be better but if the snow piles get too high you can't push it anywhere with a plow
How much for this setup?
Thank you watching. I will be posting a review this weekend with all the information about it. Please subscribe and watch for the video. 😀
Very cool
Thank you. It definitely makes snow removal a lot more enjoyable.
How much was that setup? That shit is nice son.
Thsnk you for your comment. I will be doing a review video on the RTV in the next couple of weeks. I will include a price breakdown of all the attachments and upgrades I have made.
@@stealthmowed5042 yeah im just like you. If you can afford the nice shit Get it done asap because your production #s goes thru the roof and literally cuts almost all physical labor so it legit becomes driving your toys around playing in the snow and ppl pay you for it .🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stupid not to. You make way more in the long run buying expensive tools. Ill be looking for that video. Wise man taught me if you do what you love you'll never work a day in your life.
I priced one out at $38,000.
I wish I could mount that snowblower to the front of my Ford Ranger
Have you seen bercomac snowblowers? You could put that on your ranger. I'm considering doing that for my next crew!!
us.bercomac.com/products/nosku-2-vantage-72-snowblower
That is dope!
@@stealthmowed5042 that is sweet. I think I would get a Jeep Liberty or TJ because it needs a short wheelbase. I would be out all day snowblowing driveways
I need
Thank you for watching
Nice setup but you're using it in a bad way! GO SLOWER
Lol The snowblower does not process the snow as fast as I want to go. So I use it kind of like a plow at times. That's why I turned in front of the garage, to push the snow into the grass. I should probably go slower... but time is money!! Thank you for watching and for the comment!!
thats a horrible set up