MY GOD MAN SHES AN ANIMAL lol i love this machine to bad i liv in the south n cant use one haha but this is the best snow blower i ever seen ever !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, that is one weird 2 stages snow blower. Its pickup stage is almost non existent while its throwing stage is on par with single stage snowblowers. In fact, you can see the throwing stage struggling to keep up.
Very aggressive use of the machine, I'd be very interested to see this in action when it's not being used so abusively. Would this machine do the same job, in the same time if it's allowed to operate within it's power band as opposed to being severely overloaded?
This is airport cleaning equipment. It has to be this aggressive. This thing is probably 3 to 4 times the price of a regular street snowblower. No one buy this for street cleaning.
@@TheSiriusEnigma I don't know where you live, but in Canada, we don't mess around with snow. At the kind of scale that we require in Canada to get rid of snow, the equipment has to be extremely powerful. Around here, the typical setup is a self powered Larue snow blower mounted to a frontend loader. You would be surprised just how quickly they can chew up an entire street worth of snow. The crews lining up the snow pile and the army of trucks carrying it away can barely keep up. Cities just ain't got the time to mess around when there's thousands of kilometers to take care of. It is a lot more efficient to keep a single high powered unit running full tilt than several smaller units.
I like heavy equipment. The operator is a very good skill. Very good sound. Thank you from Japan.
crab steer saved the day
man those babies are a beast !!!
Awsome, I need this for my 800ft driveway. 5 min done
That is amazing. It looks like the doomsday device from Star Ttek.
Damn, that heavy as snow too.
MY GOD MAN SHES AN ANIMAL lol i love this machine to bad i liv in the south n cant use one haha but this is the best snow blower i ever seen ever !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, that is one weird 2 stages snow blower. Its pickup stage is almost non existent while its throwing stage is on par with single stage snowblowers. In fact, you can see the throwing stage struggling to keep up.
Dang, I bet that thing is rated in tons per minute of snow moved!!!
4000 tons a minute up to 8000 tons a minute, depending on what size blower you have
@@dougsgtp dont you mean hours ??? up to 7500 tonnes hours
Usually the metric is tons per hours. The highest I’ve seen is the Larue D97 at guaranteed 8000 tons/hours. Is has 1150 hp on the blower.
Must be some serious HP to move wet snow that fast!
And yet it seems like it could use another 50% more horsepower. Amazing the power it takes to move snow quickly
Drive engine is a 550hp Cummins ISX and the engine for the blower is a 650hp Cummins ISX
Wow awesome I like it. Which country you shoot this video dude
me when i got my favourite food:
Wher are you from
What a beast. 1000 HP?
Problem with traction. Too much speed or underpowered snowblower?
Its the mouth from the creature at the beginning of Guardians of the Galaxy II
Very aggressive use of the machine, I'd be very interested to see this in action when it's not being used so abusively.
Would this machine do the same job, in the same time if it's allowed to operate within it's power band as opposed to being severely overloaded?
This is airport cleaning equipment. It has to be this aggressive. This thing is probably 3 to 4 times the price of a regular street snowblower. No one buy this for street cleaning.
@@TheSiriusEnigma I don't know where you live, but in Canada, we don't mess around with snow. At the kind of scale that we require in Canada to get rid of snow, the equipment has to be extremely powerful. Around here, the typical setup is a self powered Larue snow blower mounted to a frontend loader. You would be surprised just how quickly they can chew up an entire street worth of snow. The crews lining up the snow pile and the army of trucks carrying it away can barely keep up. Cities just ain't got the time to mess around when there's thousands of kilometers to take care of. It is a lot more efficient to keep a single high powered unit running full tilt than several smaller units.
@@jonathanlanglois2742 and if you look at the specs, the airport snow blowers are still twice as powerful as the Larue D60.
Вот это ефективно
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Hungry Hungry Snowblower
They call this bad boy the "Charlie Sheen".
Yellow honey badger
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show me an electric that can do THIS
Animals it seems that eating snow
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These trucks are crap.