There’s something so peaceful about the snow, the utilitarian nature of the plow, the one man against nature, put in the hours helping out the community. It’s all very satisfying. Thank you for posting.
Growing up in central NY and living in the NE and MW regions, I’ve always enjoyed plowing/blowing snow… even if I lacked the enclosed cab feature for my garden tractor, I’d still be out there, bundled up like “Nanick of the North”, plowing my driveway and sidewalks, along w/ that of my neighbors…. Always enjoy the ambiance of plowing later in the evening - scent of fireplaces burning logs, the dark and starry sky, the cold making your nose runny and your eyes tearing up, the deafening quiet and stillness of the night, w/ the only noise being the sound of your tractor, blade and it’s tire chains on the packed snow surface…almost a magical time
Even though I don't live up that high, I sure do appreciate what you do for your community. Without people like you, winter life up there would be even more difficult or impossible.
Much appreciation for the hard work you guys do keeping the local areas open and safe.And CalTrans also who keep the main hwys safe 50 and 80. Snow plowers dont get enough credit.👍
In Washington state they fired all the good plow drivers during covid for not wanting to take the “mandated” jab. It ruined access to multiple passes out here for months because the experienced drivers were fired. It was so disgusting that they did that to people that were so important to those areas.
Skied in Tahoe several times. Opened the door to a wall of powder. It may well have been your dad who cleared our road enabling us to get to the resorts. We stayed between the Bridgetender and Homewood. If it was him, God bless him. I love Tahoe but it’s a rich man’s game now. Best wishes from the UK.
That's awesome! I'm 44 and live in the north eastern United States (New England) been plowing my whole life, I love it! But for years we haven't had snow like what you got. I'm jealous! Btw you do a great job! You know what you're doing, 110%! Keep it up kid. From one plow guy to another👍
I'm watching all of your videos. Not living where you are, we only see a few brief clips on the network news. Your videos give a very real perspective of what you folks are dealing with. Looking forward to seeing more of your posts. They're all well done -- from inside the cab, from the street, with the plow, with the blower, daytime, nighttime.
I think this is my favorite TH-cam video! The right operator on the right equipment doing a fantastic job! True, the night snow fall with quality camera footage!! Well done!!
Growing up in Minnesota, I learned the concept of space management. Basically, it means, where do you put the snow. When looking at new homes I always have that in the back of my head and decided against some houses because there was no place to put the snow. Parts of me would love to take over for these guys to give them a break. Alas, I live in CO and we have our own share of snow. Thankfully, I have a beast of a snowblower. Even with the wet heavy snow we got Mid March, it was still able to throw it far enough. When the snow is light and fluffy, it can throw it about 30 feet!! I love blowing snow, I love being out in the winter helping others out. My neighbors like it when I am out as I do as much as I can of their driveways.
Awesome we need 10 more feet of snow up there. California needs the water. The lakes are gonna be so full It’s gonna be awesome. Praise the Lord need more rain and snow.
So much smoother and quieter in snow than typical dirt/rock work. (nixing the backup buzzer a major improvement that everyone appreciates, especially at 3am, they have rear cam on the screen anyway) Modern Cat loaders very pleasing to run.
You say that now til there's an emergency and need to drive in it. Anyone who hopes for feet off snow has never experienced it in real life. It's not fun and very dangerous.
This the kind of weather where people get stuck at home for 2 weeks and can’t even leave for supplies or medicine and tons of medical calls that ambulances can’t get too. I haven’t seen a light besides his so I’m sure the power got knocked out so no one has power and you better have a wood stove and a good generator with back up gas because unless you have a straight snow wheeler you ain’t getting to the gas station. This the weather they don’t even pull over the side by sides or lifted trucks with tags out of date. This is the same area Jeremy Rener the actor lived when he slipped on the steel tracks of his snow cat and broke everything and almost died. But he had to have a snow cat just to keep his road clear. Lots of these are private roads so the county doesn’t plow or provide services on private roads. I live on one and the guy at the top of the hill bought a smaller one just because we’d have 3-4 feet and they’d wouldn’t plow they go by and leave a berm from the regular road even tho ours is paved it’s not owned by the city we had to pay to get it paved it was dirt
@@Lorddurangoanyone who wishes for snow over an inch has never lived in it. Literally the only cool thing no pun intended is the beauty but other than that everything else about the snow fucking SUCKS. Everything hurts more. Everything takes way longer to do. It takes my 15 min drive into 1hr15 min to get the city it’s 15 miles and the speed limit is 55 but you can only do 10-15 going down so if you can go 15 miles an hour it’s gonna take me an hour plus for what usually takes 15 maybe 20 min
Yep, that’s a lot of snow. Nice work utilizing the machine in an efficient manner. I salute you for looking after the community. I live in a part of New York that usually is pummeled by snow but this year the most we’ve seen at once is four inches and it was melted by noon the following day. Stay safe
Just guessing, Bear Creek, Alpine Meadows. My sister said that you were filling in your dads shoes. Excellent! Edit: Should have watched the whole video before commenting. At 7:23 your plowing my sisters driveway. You and your dad amaze me! I plow at Sugar Bowl but we have lots of room to both push out and blow but you have NO room to push out, it all must get blown. Driving around there on a normal winter is almost like being in a tunnel. LOL You have the respect of all the Bear Creek people!
Thank you! I really do enjoy working with my dad. Before I started working with him, he was plowing this neighborhood all by himself for 38 years!! Crazy
I was with the California Conservation Corps at their Tahoe Center when this was happening and man it sure was crazy. The amount of calls we got just to help shovel out the roofs of local high schools and elementaries is something i'll never forget. We were out there for about 10hrs a day just shoveling and sometimes it'd rain so we'd all be freezing cold by the end of the day! When it was all done though, it was super rewarding to hear from those people we helped all those cold months :) hopefully the snow doesnt get as bad as it was this yr.
OMG dude i never seen this lifestyle in my life or even people living in snow like that what a awsome person you must be to help out like that... Thank you very much for the upload really really great content.
OMG dude! So much snow! Awesome video! We got snow at the beach in that last big storm, lol. It's definitely been a crazy winter here in Cali! Thanks for the longer video, keep em coming bro!
With that amount of driveways and a shitload of snow to deal with, I am impressed that you are able to feel positive about it. I am happy to live in a neighbourhood where more than 5-6 inch of snow is a rarity in one day. And we also have a fleet of new JCB loaders to push it around for us on those days, so I guess we are pampered. Nice to see what your day is like. Feel free to comment a little more. It makes it more interesting. Good luck.
Hey Family in North Shore Bro n law worked out of North Shore Cal Trans yard. Was there in 80s with snow was over 20' in Soda Springs/Donner. The snow tunnels were awesome.
I have plowed with a small and large garden/ sub compact tractors since I was a kid. I appreciate what its like to move feet of snow with undersized equipment so I always marvel at the big machines that are built to move earth so they laugh at snow. Amazing power, and exactly what's needed for that stuff. So cool. I also echo the other commentors about the peace and feeling of accomplishment plowing. Most everybody I know who has plowed loves it.
Scoop You voluntarily live in the environment you should expect to have an impact on your life! Amazing to see the efforts to keep people moving and safe! I sure hope they appreciate it but given our current situation expect that people just complain! Was up there last year un the warm months and the piles of snow were still crazy
My snow blower for my house broke one year in the middle of a week of bad storms. And I am not that mechanically inclined, so it scared the poops out of me that I wasn't able to get out. A neighbor helped me fix it. But when you have big machines like yours, what happens if a hydraulic line goes out...or anything else. Thanx for posting though...it is kind of mesmerizing to watch
Bigger is just much heavier, hoses become very stiff and can be difficult but usually doable with determination and a little bush ingenuity and decent tool kit.
We keep some spare hydraulic lines and parts and typically Cashman equipment (dealer) takes care of us in emergencies. Would be nice to have a backup machine though! Thanks for watching!
I run a loader in Buffalo NY. Being out there in the middle of the night is calming when everyone else is asleep. Your tire chains must make a difference because these machines as big as they are will struggle at times for traction. Work safe and watch for those buried cars
in iowa, the operators go out of their way to trap our driveways with a packed icemix near the road, usually 3 feet deep and 10 feet onto the driveway.
I wish I could find a place to live where it was like this most of the time of the year. That's a playground for me. I absolutely love plowing snow. I've done guy for many, many years before I retired. I'm 50 years old but I can still plow snow all day long and do it. I miss it. I'll find that job someday soon.
I skied the day before that avalanche. They closed early to blast. Remember that year. Our power went out for 3 weeks. Or maybe that was the next year. Both were big. Always loved when a loader would take putty on us and swipe the driveway, haha. Nice video
I liked seeing the snow from inside especially during a storm. It was the cold and aftermath of dealing with it that I couldn't take. That's partly what brought us far enough south to a place which averages 3" of snow per year. Much better now.
I've never seen so much snow in my life, as a southerner, but wow! The snow is like liquid to the plow! It's mesmerizing to see how the snow moves with the plow! At this point, what's the reason for plowing? Some cars are almost completely covered in snow (which is insane to me). Who are you plowing for? Is it more to just make sure it doesn't become a bigger problem in the future? These are dangerous conditions! Whose driving in this? Also how do you know where the road starts and ends?! I'm sure it's not an easy job, but good on you for helping the community! (Also my questions are genuine questions since I've never experienced snow like this before)
I grew up off of Lake Ontario and we got a lot of lake effect snow, I've been over Truckee in the winter in an 18-wheeler headed east and barely made it before it closed down the interstate. I'm in the Philippines now, it is December 30th, and it is about 75 f out at 8pm.
I've lived in Florida my whole life and only visted places where it snows a couple times. This is really cool to see. Definitely looks like youve done this before 👍😎
First time watching this channel.. I am amazed by how much snow there is! That just blows me away.. how many times a day do you do this route? What a beautiful area too!
You know you’re in the high rent district when your driveway AND the roads are plowed in tandem. Where I live we’re lucky if our road is plowed and if they do come through you’re lucky if your mailbox survives. A job well done and conscientiously executed!
Here in Canada the push it into your drive way I like that service 🤙. Thought I would watch this coming into the season just wish you had a cousin here LOL
I love plowing snow. I use a Cat 930M and a Cat 950M. Personally I like the 930 but the 950 can handle a lot more in the big pushes and can stack higher when needed. Thanks for sharing this vid tho. Give me something to look forward to on the snow days.
Je suis en condo à terrebonne, le stationnement arrière des block c est un calvaire pour les déneigeurs. Faudrais pas avoir de telle quantité de neige. Le Québec vas finir par paye sont du avec les changement climatique.
There’s something so peaceful about the snow, the utilitarian nature of the plow, the one man against nature, put in the hours helping out the community. It’s all very satisfying. Thank you for posting.
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching!
Don't bogart that joint.
Growing up in central NY and living in the NE and MW regions, I’ve always enjoyed plowing/blowing snow… even if I lacked the enclosed cab feature for my garden tractor, I’d still be out there, bundled up like “Nanick of the North”, plowing my driveway and sidewalks, along w/ that of my neighbors…. Always enjoy the ambiance of plowing later in the evening - scent of fireplaces burning logs, the dark and starry sky, the cold making your nose runny and your eyes tearing up, the deafening quiet and stillness of the night, w/ the only noise being the sound of your tractor, blade and it’s tire chains on the packed snow surface…almost a magical time
You paint a really nice picture 😎👍
The standing wave of snow in front of the bucket is amazing!
Awesome driver but a bigger blade even better , Great job guys !!!
That box bucket is perfect for this situation.
Some of the most intense snow plowing I’ve ever seen. Back dragging, snow drifts, stacking, be safe out there sir. This is where the big boys play.
you must be from california
Lol back dragging snow drifts! It’s done every where it snows!
Thank you very much! Much more fun than plowing parking lots
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Lololol wtf
Even though I don't live up that high, I sure do appreciate what you do for your community. Without people like you, winter life up there would be even more difficult or impossible.
Chain up that electric wheel chair for sure.
I'm pretty sure he gets paid pretty dang good for plowing
@@slobberpuss8261 capatalist attitude.
Your compassion iz nonexistant.
@@theashpilez Capitalism, it's what makes the world go round
938 g is one of the best size/ era loaders I’ve ever run
I hope your neighbors appreciate the service you provide and contribute to the maintenance and repair of that beast
This is great, finding awesome videos from last year which just blows this winter away so far. This is a dream job of mine man. Heaven on earth
Much appreciation for the hard work you guys do keeping the local areas open and safe.And CalTrans also who keep the main hwys safe 50 and 80. Snow plowers dont get enough credit.👍
In Washington state they fired all the good plow drivers during covid for not wanting to take the “mandated” jab. It ruined access to multiple passes out here for months because the experienced drivers were fired. It was so disgusting that they did that to people that were so important to those areas.
@@Ggzerbe4typical..whatever makes sense just go against it.too bad
As one who has a son in the Homewood area, a big THANK YOU for helping keep those folks connected.
What a unit! It never gets stuck or struggles.
I sat back and had a glass of wine and enjoyed this vid. Very relaxing.
I died the same thing today.
Skied in Tahoe several times. Opened the door to a wall of powder. It may well have been your dad who cleared our road enabling us to get to the resorts. We stayed between the Bridgetender and Homewood. If it was him, God bless him. I love Tahoe but it’s a rich man’s game now. Best wishes from the UK.
Well done!! Great work, I hope those Residents remember you and are grateful!
Thanks for all that you do!!!
your neighborhood is blessed to have someone with your community ethic and equipment in times like this
That's awesome! I'm 44 and live in the north eastern United States (New England) been plowing my whole life, I love it! But for years we haven't had snow like what you got. I'm jealous! Btw you do a great job! You know what you're doing, 110%! Keep it up kid. From one plow guy to another👍
I'm watching all of your videos. Not living where you are, we only see a few brief clips on the network news. Your videos give a very real perspective of what you folks are dealing with. Looking forward to seeing more of your posts. They're all well done -- from inside the cab, from the street, with the plow, with the blower, daytime, nighttime.
Thank you very much! More videos on the way
relaxing and mesmerizing. The night vid and snowfall adds something to it. subbed.
Awesome, thank you!
I think this is my favorite TH-cam video! The right operator on the right equipment doing a fantastic job! True, the night snow fall with quality camera footage!! Well done!!
Growing up in Minnesota, I learned the concept of space management. Basically, it means, where do you put the snow. When looking at new homes I always have that in the back of my head and decided against some houses because there was no place to put the snow.
Parts of me would love to take over for these guys to give them a break. Alas, I live in CO and we have our own share of snow. Thankfully, I have a beast of a snowblower. Even with the wet heavy snow we got Mid March, it was still able to throw it far enough. When the snow is light and fluffy, it can throw it about 30 feet!!
I love blowing snow, I love being out in the winter helping others out.
My neighbors like it when I am out as I do as much as I can of their driveways.
Awesome we need 10 more feet of snow up there. California needs the water. The lakes are gonna be so full It’s gonna be awesome. Praise the Lord need more rain and snow.
This didn't age well
Right @@Coach4.5.0
I enjoy the footage. looks like an enjoyable job.
So much smoother and quieter in snow than typical dirt/rock work. (nixing the backup buzzer a major improvement that everyone appreciates, especially at 3am, they have rear cam on the screen anyway) Modern Cat loaders very pleasing to run.
This kind of storm is my dream Christmas Eve weather!
You say that now til there's an emergency and need to drive in it. Anyone who hopes for feet off snow has never experienced it in real life. It's not fun and very dangerous.
This the kind of weather where people get stuck at home for 2 weeks and can’t even leave for supplies or medicine and tons of medical calls that ambulances can’t get too. I haven’t seen a light besides his so I’m sure the power got knocked out so no one has power and you better have a wood stove and a good generator with back up gas because unless you have a straight snow wheeler you ain’t getting to the gas station. This the weather they don’t even pull over the side by sides or lifted trucks with tags out of date. This is the same area Jeremy Rener the actor lived when he slipped on the steel tracks of his snow cat and broke everything and almost died. But he had to have a snow cat just to keep his road clear. Lots of these are private roads so the county doesn’t plow or provide services on private roads. I live on one and the guy at the top of the hill bought a smaller one just because we’d have 3-4 feet and they’d wouldn’t plow they go by and leave a berm from the regular road even tho ours is paved it’s not owned by the city we had to pay to get it paved it was dirt
@@Lorddurangoanyone who wishes for snow over an inch has never lived in it. Literally the only cool thing no pun intended is the beauty but other than that everything else about the snow fucking SUCKS. Everything hurts more. Everything takes way longer to do. It takes my 15 min drive into 1hr15 min to get the city it’s 15 miles and the speed limit is 55 but you can only do 10-15 going down so if you can go 15 miles an hour it’s gonna take me an hour plus for what usually takes 15 maybe 20 min
The amount of snow in Tahoe and the Sierra in general is insane this year. Must be a hell of a year for you.
Mesmerizing! The chains on the tires makes that thing a beast. Thanks for sharing.
Griff you are absolutely killing it. Very impressive!
Yep, that’s a lot of snow. Nice work utilizing the machine in an efficient manner. I salute you for looking after the community. I live in a part of New York that usually is pummeled by snow but this year the most we’ve seen at once is four inches and it was melted by noon the following day. Stay safe
I’m jealous. I love clearing snow. It we get next to nothing out here in Missouri. Would love to clear out there, looks amazing!
It's cool how the snow acts like liquid water when it's being plowed. It's mesmerizing lol.
You should see it when being moved fast by a snow groomer
Just guessing, Bear Creek, Alpine Meadows. My sister said that you were filling in your dads shoes. Excellent!
Edit: Should have watched the whole video before commenting. At 7:23 your plowing my sisters driveway. You and your dad amaze me! I plow at Sugar Bowl but we have lots of room to both push out and blow but you have NO room to push out, it all must get blown. Driving around there on a normal winter is almost like being in a tunnel. LOL You have the respect of all the Bear Creek people!
Enjoy the time working with your dad he did a fine job keeping all that work smart man thanks
Thank you! I really do enjoy working with my dad. Before I started working with him, he was plowing this neighborhood all by himself for 38 years!! Crazy
Dr. Griff, a gifted plastic surgeon with a REALLY BIG scalpel. 💪
Rock on Doc.😉
Haha thank you!!
you have a good heart and mind., god bless you always for helping other people, doing on their driveway and the road we salute you sir amazing
Thank you!!
Wish I could give you 10 x likes. You’re goodness shines forth. Keep up the noble work, young man.
Thank you 🙏🏻
I was with the California Conservation Corps at their Tahoe Center when this was happening and man it sure was crazy. The amount of calls we got just to help shovel out the roofs of local high schools and elementaries is something i'll never forget. We were out there for about 10hrs a day just shoveling and sometimes it'd rain so we'd all be freezing cold by the end of the day! When it was all done though, it was super rewarding to hear from those people we helped all those cold months :) hopefully the snow doesnt get as bad as it was this yr.
OMG dude i never seen this lifestyle in my life or even people living in snow like that what a awsome person you must be to help out like that...
Thank you very much for the upload really really great content.
Thank you!
Wow thats taking care of your neighborhood i can appreciate that alot thumbs up keep up the good work im sure they appreciate you and dad
So badass, I can’t wait for this snow season working at the resort, can’t do it without you
Wow, back blading on private driveways, that’s a class act.
Well done.
Living in Northern Michigan this is absolutely terrifying, That’s an insane amount of snow. Thank you for helping out the people! Good work.
OMG dude! So much snow! Awesome video! We got snow at the beach in that last big storm, lol. It's definitely been a crazy winter here in Cali! Thanks for the longer video, keep em coming bro!
Nice work. You can't beat the right tool for the job.
We were here for this for a skiing trip. These guys are awesome.
It’s so cool to watch someone who knows how to do his job. Spent many years here in Jersey doing the same thing!!!
With that amount of driveways and a shitload of snow to deal with, I am impressed that you are able to feel positive about it. I am happy to live in a neighbourhood where more than 5-6 inch of snow is a rarity in one day. And we also have a fleet of new JCB loaders to push it around for us on those days, so I guess we are pampered. Nice to see what your day is like. Feel free to comment a little more. It makes it more interesting. Good luck.
Best loader ever made is that 938G, shuttle shift no electric shift crap. We have 2 of em and I love em.
I agree!!
That's cool that you help out your neighbors..
11:34 haha it behaves like water on the ocean, so cool. Never seen that before, thanks for sharing!
That biggest amount of snow I have seen. What a machine and service !
Love to watch these snowplow videos, please make them longer.🙏🙏 Great work you do.💙💙
Thank you! Longer videos in the works
I could watch this all day
wow, i think i never seen so much snow!!! amazing!!! you are fun to watch and doin a fantastic job. Greetings from Sweden.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 🙏🏻
Yes it was long but I couldn’t stop watching. I live in Missouri now but come from Tahoe. Thank you for the vid.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Family in North Shore Bro n law worked out of North Shore Cal Trans yard. Was there in 80s with snow was over 20' in Soda Springs/Donner. The snow tunnels were awesome.
I wasn't around in the 80's but from what I've heard, things look similar to how the did in the 82/83 winter!
Thanks SO much!!! 🙏🏼❄️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
With that wave of snow in front of the blade it looks like it speaks volumes about the composition of the snow there!
Fascinated by watching your strategy
I have plowed with a small and large garden/ sub compact tractors since I was a kid. I appreciate what its like to move feet of snow with undersized equipment so I always marvel at the big machines that are built to move earth so they laugh at snow. Amazing power, and exactly what's needed for that stuff. So cool. I also echo the other commentors about the peace and feeling of accomplishment plowing. Most everybody I know who has plowed loves it.
WOW insane video thanks! Had no idea that so many cottages could be so close to each other in such dense snowy terrain.
Scoop
You voluntarily live in the environment you should expect to have an impact on your life!
Amazing to see the efforts to keep people moving and safe!
I sure hope they appreciate it but given our current situation expect that people just complain!
Was up there last year un the warm months and the piles of snow were still crazy
Now That's a good size machine with lots of power. Enjoy.
That's A LOT of snow at once! Also, props for plowing people's driveways.
My snow blower for my house broke one year in the middle of a week of bad storms. And I am not that mechanically inclined, so it scared the poops out of me that I wasn't able to get out. A neighbor helped me fix it. But when you have big machines like yours, what happens if a hydraulic line goes out...or anything else. Thanx for posting though...it is kind of mesmerizing to watch
Bigger is just much heavier, hoses become very stiff and can be difficult but usually doable with determination and a little bush ingenuity and decent tool kit.
We keep some spare hydraulic lines and parts and typically Cashman equipment (dealer) takes care of us in emergencies. Would be nice to have a backup machine though! Thanks for watching!
Such an awesome winter..patiently waiting for some big storms!!!!! LFG
This I why I love living at a ski resort and plowing snow!!! Keeep er pushin
As a snowmobilier this is my dream. Haven’t seen snow like that in 20yrs in upstate ny. Maybe 1-2 winters were close.
I run a loader in Buffalo NY. Being out there in the middle of the night is calming when everyone else is asleep. Your tire chains must make a difference because these machines as big as they are will struggle at times for traction. Work safe and watch for those buried cars
The chains make a huge difference! Thanks for watching
This dude is a surgeon with this loader! I’m in Minnesota. We haven’t gotten much snow in two years.
Awesome job looks like alot of fun
The heat index is 108F outside my window so I searched for snow plowing videos. Thanks much for the post!
I would absolutely love this job we get good snow storms here nothing like this tho keep the videos coming !!
You are good at your work !
Thank you very much!
enjoyable to watch an operator not beat the hell out of his machine. Well Done.
Thanks!
You need to add a rear view as you go along. Seeing the path you cut through would be great.
Some people are just never satisfied.🤷🏼♂️
You did an awesome job! Extreme circumstances and you prevailed!
Thank you very much!
I love plowing for my city ❤️ best thing I've ever done.
in iowa, the operators go out of their way to trap our driveways with a packed icemix near the road, usually 3 feet deep and 10 feet onto the driveway.
Yeah that’s what they do, they deliberately try to trap you. What a dumb thing to say you ungrateful human being.
I wish I could find a place to live where it was like this most of the time of the year. That's a playground for me. I absolutely love plowing snow. I've done guy for many, many years before I retired. I'm 50 years old but I can still plow snow all day long and do it. I miss it. I'll find that job someday soon.
That really is an amazing amount of snow….and I lived up there in the winter of ‘82…I know what it’s like….great vid!
Thats awesome! That is the year my dad moved up to Tahoe. Hopefully we can avoid the avalanche that happened in Alpine Meadows in 82 though!
I skied the day before that avalanche. They closed early to blast. Remember that year. Our power went out for 3 weeks. Or maybe that was the next year. Both were big. Always loved when a loader would take putty on us and swipe the driveway, haha. Nice video
Good man. I've plowed snow but this is awesome!
Thank you!
I liked seeing the snow from inside especially during a storm. It was the cold and aftermath of dealing with it that I couldn't take.
That's partly what brought us far enough south to a place which averages 3" of snow per year. Much better now.
I've never seen so much snow in my life, as a southerner, but wow! The snow is like liquid to the plow! It's mesmerizing to see how the snow moves with the plow!
At this point, what's the reason for plowing? Some cars are almost completely covered in snow (which is insane to me). Who are you plowing for? Is it more to just make sure it doesn't become a bigger problem in the future? These are dangerous conditions! Whose driving in this? Also how do you know where the road starts and ends?! I'm sure it's not an easy job, but good on you for helping the community! (Also my questions are genuine questions since I've never experienced snow like this before)
Man that looks like fun. So jealous.
Running out of places to put that snow!! Looks like so much fun!!
I grew up off of Lake Ontario and we got a lot of lake effect snow, I've been over Truckee in the winter in an 18-wheeler headed east and barely made it before it closed down the interstate. I'm in the Philippines now, it is December 30th, and it is about 75 f out at 8pm.
I've lived in Florida my whole life and only visted places where it snows a couple times. This is really cool to see. Definitely looks like youve done this before 👍😎
Thats crazy Snow , awesome vid
I came for the plow🏔️ king👑, I subbed for the commentary 💯
Thank you! Glad you liked the commentary!
Wow amazing and what a cool job to have
Great operator, awesome job!!
Wow!!!!! Go Griff!!!!! This vid is incredible bro.
Thank you, cheers!!
First time watching this channel.. I am amazed by how much snow there is! That just blows me away.. how many times a day do you do this route? What a beautiful area too!
We will do the route up to 4 times a day if it is snowing hard. Lots of work this winter! Thank you for watching!
You know you’re in the high rent district when your driveway AND the roads are plowed in tandem. Where I live we’re lucky if our road is plowed and if they do come through you’re lucky if your mailbox survives.
A job well done and conscientiously executed!
Here in Canada the push it into your drive way I like that service 🤙. Thought I would watch this coming into the season just wish you had a cousin here LOL
I love plowing snow. I use a Cat 930M and a Cat 950M. Personally I like the 930 but the 950 can handle a lot more in the big pushes and can stack higher when needed. Thanks for sharing this vid tho. Give me something to look forward to on the snow days.
Amazing job!! Stay safe!!
This dude is out there clearing driveways, my plow man is leaving 4 foot berms. Hats off to you sir.
These images and others I have seen are INSANE". Never saw that much snow and I am from Montreal Canada.
Je suis en condo à terrebonne, le stationnement arrière des block c est un calvaire pour les déneigeurs. Faudrais pas avoir de telle quantité de neige. Le Québec vas finir par paye sont du avec les changement climatique.
@@oldtimerclaudejuteau2920 J'habite Mascouche et si la tendance se maintien, nous aurons des hivers sans neige avant longtemps.
Wow! Good work man! 👍🏻
Thank you!!
Amazing work! How does he know where the road is?
I wish you were my neighbor!!! Bless you