This is the first snow storm of Western NY this winter, but it certainly isn't the last. There are plenty of snow removal videos from last winter on my channel: tinyurl.com/yc7d76ku and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss out on any of the future videos!
I bought my kubota l4060 with a cab and front mounted snow blower attachment in 2020. It was expensive, but in the end worth every penny in terms of comfort and clearing big snowfalls. Being out at 4am with a heated cab makes the money well-spent! Plus no snow banks.
Really enjoyed this video. This post was a stark reminder of personal ancient history for me. Having shoveled what felt as a lifetimes worth of New York snow as a kid, I jumped at a career opportunity of moving to South Carolina almost fifty years ago after leaving the Service and have only had to shovel snow once in all those years. My hats off to you for doing what needs to be done, when it needs to be done no matter how bad or tired you felt and also not trying to blow off your job because of weather or conditions. You're the type of person that people will look up to. Post us another video on your backyard lake when all that snow finally melts.
With the amount of snow you guys usually get, I can’t believe you don’t push the snow farther off the driveway before making your piles. We don’t get nearly that amount (Minnesota) and I push the snow half to three quarters of the way across my yard so hopefully I have enough room to last the winter.
That open station tractor gets old! People think Buffalo gets snow, but down here on the Chautauqua ridge is really what gets it consistently...although we only got 2 feet from that last storm. I keep several machines ready to move snow. Have a 45 hp Kioti open station, 24 hp Kioti w/cab with a front snowblower, and a 2500 Chevy HD with a plow. Mostly use the blower so I don't have to move mounds later in the winter. I don't ever plan to rely on anyone else!
U ma friend have ascended to a different realm not known to us lazy common men.. It is hard to comprehend how u find time to plow while working 14 hours, n still make&edit videos. U are one of the rare species..may God look over u- n i hope u continue with the great videos👏🏼😇
It’s taken me a while to get to this point, but I’m where I’ve always dreamed to be to have my own personal shop, and that truck I’ve wanted since I was a kid. Finally had the opportunity to buy one and found a deal I couldn’t pass up. I have a whole playlist on that truck if you want to check itnout
Yea a front mounted snow blower and a set of rear wheel chains is what I have and it's the balls at getting the snow away from my driveway and no big snow banks "squeezing" into my driveway as more snow storms come during the rest of the winter. Worth every penny I spent.
@@EverythingElliott it's nice you are handy enough to make your own wheel chains. My son got a set a couple of years ago for his tractor and can't believe how much of a difference they make! He got the ones with the teeth welded onto the links. They grab so good that he has actually stalled his tractor in low gear while pushing big snow piles.
I push snow with a 1953 John Deere model 40. I love doing it. I always push way back for big snow, and in the beginning of the season. I leave a little snow for a hard pack, which reduces the gravel cleanup in spring. Looks like your ground isn’t frozen though. Once I put tire chains on, it was a game changer. I can push a ten foot pile of wet snow, I swear! Great video! Hope the lakes freeze soon!
Elliott, was reading over some of the comments people left. I think you did an awesome job with what you had to deal with. Thank goodness you have that tractor and awesome push blade, otherwise you could not have dealt with this massive amount of snow. I'm about 3 hours south of you guys and very thankful we don't get that crazy amount of snow. Praying you don't get another huge snow. Jay from central Pa.
Hi, late comment. I do a herring bone pattern with my kubota to cut the banks back alternating left ad right until i get to yhe highway. We had a 40 inch event a few years back. The Ford powerstroke with the fisher does my 1600 foot driveway, but I always go back to the kubota to cut the banks back. Great video
Hey neighbor - enjoyed the video. I moved to OP from the city this year, we got a JD 1025R to hobby farm some of our land and I got a blower for the snow to handle our 400' driveway. First time tractor owner, this was a doozy of a storm to break in our house and equipment. Broke a shear bolt without knowing what a shear bolt was yet so fixing that up this week before we get our next round.
@@EverythingElliott hah, just picked up a bag of 10 shears from Landpro down in Springville. I did get a grade 5 bolt and nylock nut at lowes and was about to put it on there but got terrified of breaking it worse
@@zachslaybaugh2691 just keep it out of ice chunks and rocks, you should be fine. You can also replace it with bolts and run a slip clutch on the Blower
Thank you for this video, I will show it to my wife. Because she would like to plant some shrubs along the entrance of the house. I always tell her that with all the snow we get here in Quebec, it would be an obstacle when it comes time to clear the snow.
I use to live in Jamestown New York and remember the lake-effect snow that we got in the winter, especially the winter of 1977! I now live in Tok Alaska and purchased a Kubota 3560 tractor with a heated cab with a snowblower on the front of the tractor. Dude, you need a snowblower!!!
I was born in Germany and was there till I was seven. Lots of snow! Hated it. Then I moved to Kansas. Not so much but some snow, and it is really wet snow there. Hated that too. I move to San Diego and then Vegas. I really hate snow and never want to see it again. I can't imagine dealing with what you just had to deal with. You'll probably get worse storms throughout the winter.
Your snow pusher is awesome! I used to plow my driveway with the rear blade and use the front bucket for moving deep snow around. However the tractor was just too heavy and would pack the snow down on my hills. I had some very scary backward slides trying to get up my driveway and pushing snow up the hill was impossible. Now I plow my driveway (550ft) and parking area with my quad. It's so much faster, I can plow both ways (it will push snow up hills) and with the angled blade the plowing goes a lot faster. My only wish was that it had the HST transmission like my tractor so I don't have to change the gears when reversing. Loved the vid!
Nice vid. I lived in Jamestown, NY and worked in Dunkirk for a year....Two different worlds, nothing like east of Buffalo though. I didn't see a link for the glasses. Let me know brand, etc. Thx!
I'm a procrastinator so I know first hand how putting things off costs you later, but if you had tuned your driveway up with a box blade/land plane you wouldn't have the issues with scalping your driveway now. That snow pusher looks pretty small but if you don't have tire chains it's probably all the bigger you want, to be honest where you live a snow blower would be a welcome addition to the line up I'm sure. You should find a way to make an implement storage rack like some of the other youtubers do so you can find them and them in the snow. Tractor time with Tim has a great idea for a rack system with the heavy duty shelves, I would secure them to my building, and have them inside and out. When I lived in Western NY I had a short driveway and the City did a nice job of keeping the streets clean so I just shoveled around my cars and that was that, but if you live in the country and it says "Seasonal Maintenance" you better figure that you're on your own!
I do have tire chains no, built them myself, actually made a video on that. The pusher is 6’ and I don’t want it much bigger given the door I pull my tractor into is 8’. I used to have a blower but it put a hurtin on my back and neck from being spun around in the seat, and let’s be honest. Playing with the loader is just plain more fun!
@@EverythingElliott Plus with a front mount blower you would look like the abominable snowman in "Rudolph the red nosed reindeer" by the time you were done.(without a cab)
@@bradh74 there has to be a cross over point where snow stacked on your body no longer becomes cold, and it becomes an insulator. With a front mount, I would find that cross over.
@@EverythingElliott I would too, anything to avoid a damn shovel after back injury. I'd drag a 2x4 behind my car if that's what it takes to leave the shovel for the steps.
if you get this much snow regularly in winter months a snowblower would be a game changer for ya. never run out of room and no big snow piles to melt in the spring.
Nice, thanks for posting. Haven’t seen any actual plow videos of the 4-6’ of snow in your area so cool to see it. Good job staying on stop of it. Plowing 6’ in one go would have been frustrating. I run a 6’ pusher and a 6’ rear blade, love it for winter. And I just installed some of those igrips studs in my rear R4’s so now just waiting for the snow. They can be removed and price isn’t too bad. Have some R14s on front that do decent in snow, definitely better than the front R4’s did.
I've honestly never thought about studding my tires just because everyone runs chains...I might have to look into that, thanks for the tip, thanks for watching!
Hello ,Rex DeLong here ,just got on your channel , like your content , I live in upper NY off of Lake Ontario in Oswego County were we get hammered too with lake effect , we were lucky we only got 2 ft of snow this time, noticed you have one of the steel building for a garage how does it hold up with snow load you get ? I have a John Deere 2038 with a snow pusher along with a 54 inch three point hitch blower ,I use the blower when I can't get the snow where I want it, I put on a original cab on my tractor this year got sick of getting snow on me it was worth the cost ,enjoy your video keep them coming.
Howdy neighbor, I love the steel building. It’s engineered for the local snow code. Which I believe is like 144 pounds per sqft. I haven’t had any issue with the building itself. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for taking the time to video that. I should put one of those pushers on my Skid-Steer. I've been using a big snow bucket, which works well on the asphalt part of the drive, but that's only about 20% of what I have to plow if we get a big snow. The adjustable feet to prevent scraping up the millings, which work impressively well, are a huge feature. We don't get that much snow ever. 2016 was the last really big one that took two days to dig out of.
A good set of chains would help allot with that much snow , a good snowblower would be good butt expensive . WE wouldn't get much more all winter in Newbrunswick Canada . Good job
Thanks for watching! I’m sure there’s going to be plenty more snow content this winter to help you reminisce! Don’t forget to subscribe so you don’t miss out on reliving the nightmare
I could not even imagine 5 feet I live outside Pittsburgh and 20 inches is a big thing but I do love to play in the snow with the proper machines. whew that's a lot of snow great vid.
Good job with the video and all the snow removal. It’s definitely not fun having to work before you go to work. Question about your shop. What size is it? And do you have any issues in certain seasons with the walls or roof sweating?
Funny how we enjoy watching others do the same thing we do. Misery must love company. Good thing you're young, I'm too old to be doing this without a cab and heat. Have a 1742 Massey with front blade and rear facing blower
Similar setup here in 🇨🇦 for moving snow on our property. After a few heavy snowfalls I found that it got challenging to pile the snow on top of previous so I added a snowblower attachment to our Kubota. Made a huge difference.
@@EverythingElliott I’m in need gland.have a dodge 3500 with a fisher.handles some serious snow but you’ve got a nice setup.when you were in your garage contemplating whether or not to put the bucket on!!i said to myself do it,do it😂
Great video. I have a L4240 and I can’t decide between 60” & 72”. Seriously leaning towards the 72”, what would you say to talk me out of it or would you? I’m fully paved and mostly level. Horseshoe driveway in front of the house with one side going straight, 2 1/2 lanes wide X 120’, beside the house to the back yard… straight shot.
The one on my tractor is a 72" and I'm sure you can see how I struggle at times without chains. I have no aversion to running chains on my driveway because its millings, I just haven't come across the right deal for a set yet. I wouldn't want to run chains on a paved drive because it could mar it up... I would be concerned that you'll end up with more snow in the pusher than your tractor can push at the 84". That being said, it also depends what kind of snow you get. Here, we get all lake effect snow which is super moist and heavy, causing the above problem. If the majority of the snow you get is light and fluffy, go with the big boy.
@@EverythingElliott, you echo my concerns about going with the bigger one. To your point about chains, two year old asphalt and I’m not about to go there. I’ve been back plowing forever with a very heavy 7’ back blade and my old hockey neck just can’t take the strain anymore, it’s why I’m considering this, but if I go big or with the smaller one I’ll be in the same boat either way, at times struggling to make the initial pass. So my thought is to just put an insane angle on the back blade for the initial cut and take as big of bites as necessary with the pusher to get the job done. That way when it’s light and fluffy I’ve given nothing up by going with the 7’. I just hope I’m not underestimating the potential overkill of the 7’ shovel, lol. I live about 40 miles south of Erie in the snow belt and we too get some heavy snow at times, but I think you have the potential for larger accumulations. And WOW did you guys just get dumped on!! Thanks for the information and your time! If anyone reading this has any opinions either way feel free to throw them my way. I live very close to Jamestown, Pa where these are made so I’ll be planning a trip up this Monday to have a look at one. Cheers~
@@jeffhanaway3943 well, just put it this way, but the 7' pusher, and if your tractor can't handle it, that's just a good excuse to buy a bigger tractor!
I love your OBS ! I'm from Rochester NY but my show up yard is in Lockport NY . I was on stand by for national grid from Thursday afternoon to Sunday night . That was a shit ton of snow !
I live in the Pacific Northwest and we can and have gotten hit like your storm dump. Just ordered a 6 foo pusher for my 5 ho tractor which the dealer said should be fine. Chains and blower on the rear!! Snow is WORK!
Is your 'lake effect' snow usually wet and heavy or do you normally get 'dryer' snow later in the winter? I would think a snow blower would be much better than a pusher, unless it's always wet and heavy. It's always a PITA when we get wet heavy snow before the ground freezes and if it sticks around, the ground doesn't freeze well with a blanket of insulation on it.
It all depends where the cold front comes from. If it comes across the lake on its way to us, it’s always really wet and heavy, if it comes across land we get the typical light fluffy snow
I agree 100% I actually used to have one, but my back and neck took a beating from being turned around the entire time using it. and buying a front mount, or drag behind blower just aren't in the budget right now.
@@skinnerresidentialremodeli8109 There are front mount and pull type snowblowers that don't require operating the tractor in reverse. Snowblowers are way faster than any plow or loader bucket when dealing with feet of snow.
Don't be afraid to use your steering brakes to Help turn. Don't forget your roof it's a lot of weight up there.I got some led lights for the roll bar,makes it nice at night,front and back.
Did he mention keeping the grease gun WARM and full? I've done 24" over 3 days my huge property 3320 Deere 6' loader including some neighbors an 2 car dealerships. You must run constantly and don't get behind. Have diesel in advance.
@@EverythingElliott looks like you have the luxury of the shop and "power-lube" I'm just a qualiyy Lincoln hand held and 2-3 zerks won't cooperate. Rest assured I can't phantom the # of loader/ bucket dumps that takes. I reccomend a rear roll over blade to assist. Mine is 800#. $2000 well spent.
Having lived un upstate ny all of my life, the huge lake effect snowfall’s take a toll on ya. Every year it seems to get harder to deal with….I went with a JD 3032r and use the loader bucket… its not that efficient as a snow pusher but you can move huge piles to make room for more huge piles….when i finally retire I am outta here from November to April….will return though because there is nothing on earth like a summer in the finger lakes
I invested in a 3pt hitch snowblower, 30" light bar on the front of the ROPS and 2 3" cube LED`s pointing back on the ROPS. Literally night and day for snow clearing lol
I can't imagine that much snow from one storm. The most I have seen where I live is around 25 inches. That took us all day to clean up. There were a lot of shed roofs that collapsed because of the weight.
nice video, sorry you got all that snow... Mother Nature can be cruel sometime's. I live in northern New Hampshire and we get are fair share, noting like that thankfully. have you ever tried putting chains on your front tires? I have them on my side by side and we also put them on our 950 loaders. they help a lot with the steering and pushing that little bit more....
Gotta say...... I used to push snow......mountains of it. Then I purchased a 7 foot snow blower. I would never go back to pushing ever again! The snow blower spreads it so you never really see the build-up. Never any pushed up snow ridges to deal with either! From Alberta, Canada. Cheers....Eh?
So what is the rated snow load your roof can handle. I built a home in Central Idaho and although the area where my home resides rarely gets more than a few feet I had to build to Valley County snow load, 120lbs per sqft, although rarely do we get more than 50lbs/sqft.
That was a crazy storm that we got. I live near attica and we got 3 feet of snow and my dad has a Kubota tractor with a front mounted snow blower and that was a big help during the storm. Nice video.
Just subscribed, great video, never seen that much snow before, about five years ago late season march it started snowing up at okemo mountain Vermont they we’re getting a foot a day,on day four I piled the family in the truck and we hit the slopes, was awesome probably four feet of powder, felt like skiing in Utah except the mountains were smaller, hope we get some snow down here this winter!
@@EverythingElliott yup, that was the years, no kidding you lived by bromley, we skied up okemo and mt. snow, yeah the loaders had the snow piled up to the second story roofs, yup cool video, you definitely broke the record up there.
New to your channel!! Glad to see another WNY'er. I only got 6 inches of snow that weekend in Town of royalton thankfully. I dont have equipment for snow removal yet smh
Great video.Crazy snow, kubota handled it like a champ.We would like to hear the tractor instead of the music.Nothing better than a good running engine! More!
Thanks for watching. I try to keep the music quiet but I had to put something in there, the camera was rattling in its holder and made and awful noise in a lot of the shots
Cool video... From Alaska... Got a kubota here to... You need a rear blade... load your tires and get a set of good chains... I know you can get by but another less spinning and faster, easier and less frustrating.. love the garage.. I will subscribe....
I do have a rear blade, I just find that it’s not heavy enough, it’s a pretty old girl and there isn’t much steel to it. Also my rear tires are filled…chains are the answer that’s for sure
@Everything Elliott Best chains are Aquiline Takon chains... GP outdoors Getting tractor ready for winter...video #353... that's where I found out about them. There heavy and great on ice... About 200lbs each.... Not cheep, think they were around $700... I had a different regular chain, but they weren't good on ice.... Hope this helps...
@@EverythingElliott yeah I hear that but for a b it more you can have pbr and that does taste better than Busch. Lol!! Anyways you enjoy that tractor and the pee water. Lol!! Be well and be safe. I’ll keep watching.
Had 5/6 ft of snow last winter at my house above Newport Wash. Bought a snow pusher but not used it yet. Just can't wait!!!!! Kubota says it's fine to chain the front wheels for steering assist. Maybe I will ! You still on the job but haired over??
@@EverythingElliott Ya I know the feeling. I ripped out 3 sets of hubs on my JD 4100 before I was advised not to chain up front tires. Expensive lesson!
we have the same push mower, Live in Fort Wayne Indiana. Amazing video I seen some pictures. WOW!!!! for some one who was around for the Blizzard of 1978 here was in H.S. this was amazing. so much for having the driveway markers lol, This was a never ending battle. What was the most ever snow u had? this one?
Nah there was an October storm maybe 15 years ago and a different November storm maybe 8 years ago, I believe those both dumped more snow than this one…
@@EverythingElliott unbelievable, beautiful but scary. Since u didn't say, assuming u didn't lose power? Was there power outages too in areas. Wonder what December, January and February will be like.
@@davidbaron6647 believe it or not I didn’t lose power. Which was a huge surprise! Other areas were without power for 1-2 days. I just lucked out I guess!
@@EverythingElliott good deal, I believe in generators. I don't have a whole house generator but do have a 6,000 watt peak 7,000 . In May we Fort Wayne Indiana had that terrible wind storms. Half of Fort Wayne was without power between 2 to 4 days. The young couple next door spent Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in a hotel, spending 500 dollars. Basically could have bought a generator, I did go through 15 gallon of gas. But I was running lights 2 refrigerator and a 12,000 BTU window air conditioner I put in because I have central air, me and one other house on the area had generators. People not having a mimum of 4000 watt generator are just asking for trouble. I subscribed, so I will see your next video, oh how long was u off work?
I have used my bucket, I don’t like it as much as there’s a better chance of you digging at your driveway with the bucket, unless you have a paved drive
Awesome wish uk got this amount snow. I would suggest adding some lights to the top the rear bar to add more range to the lights at night bro honestly you would see such a difference
Where abouts in WNY are you? I'm over in Orchard Park, on Lake ave behind quaker crossing. It was quite an interesting storm. I have a 2016 john deere 3032e with a 66-inch push box without a weight box, and I had to switch to my bucket due to tire spin.
@EverythingElliott 😆 I wasn't trying to creep on ya, lol. Was just curious about what town as all the surrounding areas got different amounts. I think we were sitting around 80 inches
1Hour North of Syracuse in Watertown New York. We got hit almost as hard. Buffalo area generally gets hit harder but Northern NY got snow we have not seen since 1977
@@EverythingElliott Oh yes, I was a kid so my memories are of fun in the snow but it was no picnic for adults. We dragged the tabogan to the grocery story down the center of the road. Good Times.
Elliott does your tractor ever get stuck or do you put chains on the wheels. We only had a foot and a 1/2 in the North towns it wasn't too bad. Mario did say you guys got nailed out there. Thanks for the video
@@EverythingElliott I was just about to comment that you could have used some chains a few times by the looks of it. Nice video! I have family in central NY and have spent a lot of time up there in the winter
This is the first snow storm of Western NY this winter, but it certainly isn't the last. There are plenty of snow removal videos from last winter on my channel: tinyurl.com/yc7d76ku and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss out on any of the future videos!
I bought my kubota l4060 with a cab and front mounted snow blower attachment in 2020. It was expensive, but in the end worth every penny in terms of comfort and clearing big snowfalls. Being out at 4am with a heated cab makes the money well-spent! Plus no snow banks.
I’d probably fall asleep all nuzzled into a nice warm cab haha! Thanks for watching!
Really enjoyed this video. This post was a stark reminder of personal ancient history for me. Having shoveled what felt as a lifetimes worth of New York snow as a kid, I jumped at a career opportunity of moving to South Carolina almost fifty years ago after leaving the Service and have only had to shovel snow once in all those years. My hats off to you for doing what needs to be done, when it needs to be done no matter how bad or tired you felt and also not trying to blow off your job because of weather or conditions. You're the type of person that people will look up to. Post us another video on your backyard lake when all that snow finally melts.
You want any of this snow for nostalgia? You can come get as much as you want, free of charge!
Good videography. Thanks for taking the time to document this amazing snow event.
Thanks for watching!
With the amount of snow you guys usually get, I can’t believe you don’t push the snow farther off the driveway before making your piles. We don’t get nearly that amount (Minnesota) and I push the snow half to three quarters of the way across my yard so hopefully I have enough room to last the winter.
It was such an early storm
That the ground wasn’t frozen. It was a muddy mess under there, I was trying to avoid as much lawn damage as possible.
@@EverythingElliott ahhh! I understand
that's because he is not an expert in snow cleaning operation .
@@marionboucher3155 never claimed to be…
@@marionboucher3155 Weird comment
That open station tractor gets old! People think Buffalo gets snow, but down here on the Chautauqua ridge is really what gets it consistently...although we only got 2 feet from that last storm. I keep several machines ready to move snow. Have a 45 hp Kioti open station, 24 hp Kioti w/cab with a front snowblower, and a 2500 Chevy HD with a plow. Mostly use the blower so I don't have to move mounds later in the winter. I don't ever plan to rely on anyone else!
sounds like you've got some serious coin invested in snow removal!
@@EverythingElliott Yes! But then I also use the tractors and truck for various tasks in my orchards. That justifies them in my wife's eyes!
U ma friend have ascended to a different realm not known to us lazy common men.. It is hard to comprehend how u find time to plow while working 14 hours, n still make&edit videos. U are one of the rare species..may God look over u- n i hope u continue with the great videos👏🏼😇
Thanks for watching!
Exactly my thoughts, I would be dead on my feet by lunchtime if I was up doing this at 4am! Bloody hard worker!
Love the old Ford. You have my dream shop right there
It’s taken me a while to get to this point, but I’m where I’ve always dreamed to be to have my own personal shop, and that truck I’ve wanted since I was a kid. Finally had the opportunity to buy one and found a deal I couldn’t pass up. I have a whole playlist on that truck if you want to check itnout
@@EverythingElliott I’m in the same boat. Working to get to that goal! I will for sure just found your channel!
Thank you for sharing and your APPRECIATION to your subscribers
Thanks for watching! It sure was a wild storm!
Yea a front mounted snow blower and a set of rear wheel chains is what I have and it's the balls at getting the snow away from my driveway and no big snow banks "squeezing" into my driveway as more snow storms come during the rest of the winter. Worth every penny I spent.
I’m actually building a set of chains for the tractor now! Stay tuned for that video!
@@EverythingElliott it's nice you are handy enough to make your own wheel chains. My son got a set a couple of years ago for his tractor and can't believe how much of a difference they make! He got the ones with the teeth welded onto the links. They grab so good that he has actually stalled his tractor in low gear while pushing big snow piles.
I push snow with a 1953 John Deere model 40. I love doing it. I always push way back for big snow, and in the beginning of the season. I leave a little snow for a hard pack, which reduces the gravel cleanup in spring. Looks like your ground isn’t frozen though. Once I put tire chains on, it was a game changer. I can push a ten foot pile of wet snow, I swear! Great video! Hope the lakes freeze soon!
Always awesome to use some old iron!
Elliott, was reading over some of the comments people left. I think you did an awesome job with what you had to deal with. Thank goodness you have that tractor and awesome push blade, otherwise you could not have dealt with this massive amount of snow. I'm about 3 hours south of you guys and very thankful we don't get that crazy amount of snow. Praying you don't get another huge snow. Jay from central Pa.
Thanks for being understanding, seems like everyone has a better way of doing things, but oh well, I got the job done. Thanks for watching!
Hi, late comment. I do a herring bone pattern with my kubota to cut the banks back alternating left ad right until i get to yhe highway. We had a 40 inch event a few years back. The Ford powerstroke with the fisher does my 1600 foot driveway, but I always go back to the kubota to cut the banks back. Great video
Just subscribed. Nice video. Only got about 2 feet over the weekend in Tonawanda.
Thanks for the support!
Hey neighbor - enjoyed the video. I moved to OP from the city this year, we got a JD 1025R to hobby farm some of our land and I got a blower for the snow to handle our 400' driveway. First time tractor owner, this was a doozy of a storm to break in our house and equipment. Broke a shear bolt without knowing what a shear bolt was yet so fixing that up this week before we get our next round.
I didn’t tell you to do this, but you can run grade 5 bolts instead of sheer pins. I run bolts on all my stuff because I was sick of blowing pins.
@@EverythingElliott hah, just picked up a bag of 10 shears from Landpro down in Springville. I did get a grade 5 bolt and nylock nut at lowes and was about to put it on there but got terrified of breaking it worse
@@zachslaybaugh2691 just keep it out of ice chunks and rocks, you should be fine. You can also replace it with bolts and run a slip clutch on the
Blower
I can't imagine cleaning that much snow without a tractor. I'm about 45 minutes east of you so I'm no stranger to the lake effect snow. Great video ✌️
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video, I will show it to my wife. Because she would like to plant some shrubs along the entrance of the house.
I always tell her that with all the snow we get here in Quebec, it would be an obstacle when it comes time to clear the snow.
Careful…wives always know best. I know this because I’m married as well…
I use to live in Jamestown New York and remember the lake-effect snow that we got in the winter, especially the winter of 1977!
I now live in Tok Alaska and purchased a Kubota 3560 tractor with a heated cab with a snowblower on the front of the tractor.
Dude, you need a snowblower!!!
I wish I could get a front mount! It’s just sadly not in the budget
I was born in Germany and was there till I was seven. Lots of snow! Hated it.
Then I moved to Kansas. Not so much but some snow, and it is really wet snow there. Hated that too.
I move to San Diego and then Vegas.
I really hate snow and never want to see it again.
I can't imagine dealing with what you just had to deal with. You'll probably get worse storms throughout the winter.
This certainly isn’t the last of the snow for this year, that is for sure.
Your snow pusher is awesome! I used to plow my driveway with the rear blade and use the front bucket for moving deep snow around. However the tractor was just too heavy and would pack the snow down on my hills. I had some very scary backward slides trying to get up my driveway and pushing snow up the hill was impossible. Now I plow my driveway (550ft) and parking area with my quad. It's so much faster, I can plow both ways (it will push snow up hills) and with the angled blade the plowing goes a lot faster. My only wish was that it had the HST transmission like my tractor so I don't have to change the gears when reversing. Loved the vid!
Sliding backward is a nightmare. Thanks for watching!
Nice vid. I lived in Jamestown, NY and worked in Dunkirk for a year....Two different worlds, nothing like east of Buffalo though. I didn't see a link for the glasses. Let me know brand, etc. Thx!
Thanks for watching! They are made by heatwave visual, model name is future tech.
From Brant N.Y. Good job pal and i like your scrappy little barn cat...
Howdy neighbor! Theodore is my special guest in a lot of my videos
You did awesome, so glad that storm missed us down here in P.A. from one Elliott to another Great Name!
I’ll let my parents know you like the name! Haha thanks for watching!
I'm a procrastinator so I know first hand how putting things off costs you later, but if you had tuned your driveway up with a box blade/land plane you wouldn't have the issues with scalping your driveway now. That snow pusher looks pretty small but if you don't have tire chains it's probably all the bigger you want, to be honest where you live a snow blower would be a welcome addition to the line up I'm sure. You should find a way to make an implement storage rack like some of the other youtubers do so you can find them and them in the snow. Tractor time with Tim has a great idea for a rack system with the heavy duty shelves, I would secure them to my building, and have them inside and out. When I lived in Western NY I had a short driveway and the City did a nice job of keeping the streets clean so I just shoveled around my cars and that was that, but if you live in the country and it says "Seasonal Maintenance" you better figure that you're on your own!
I do have tire chains no, built them myself, actually made a video on that. The pusher is 6’ and I don’t want it much bigger given the door I pull my tractor into is 8’. I used to have a blower but it put a hurtin on my back and neck from being spun around in the seat, and let’s be honest. Playing with the loader is just plain more fun!
@@EverythingElliott Plus with a front mount blower you would look like the abominable snowman in "Rudolph the red nosed reindeer" by the time you were done.(without a cab)
@@bradh74 there has to be a cross over point where snow stacked on your body no longer becomes cold, and it becomes an insulator. With a front mount, I would find that cross over.
@@EverythingElliott I would too, anything to avoid a damn shovel after back injury. I'd drag a 2x4 behind my car if that's what it takes to leave the shovel for the steps.
if you get this much snow regularly in winter months a snowblower would be a game changer for ya. never run out of room and no big snow piles to melt in the spring.
I’d love a front mount, just not in the budget. I used to have a rear mount but my back and neck hurt from being spun around on the machine constantly
Was haired over my 8 years on the job. What a good time!!
Nice, thanks for posting. Haven’t seen any actual plow videos of the 4-6’ of snow in your area so cool to see it. Good job staying on stop of it. Plowing 6’ in one go would have been frustrating.
I run a 6’ pusher and a 6’ rear blade, love it for winter.
And I just installed some of those igrips studs in my rear R4’s so now just waiting for the snow. They can be removed and price isn’t too bad. Have some R14s on front that do decent in snow, definitely better than the front R4’s did.
I've honestly never thought about studding my tires just because everyone runs chains...I might have to look into that, thanks for the tip, thanks for watching!
I used my 60inch HLA for that same storm in marilla. I then bought a 84inch homestead pusher. Love it.
Howdy neighbor! Thanks for watching!
Lovin your barrel of concrete ! 👍 I had the same for my Ford 1550 4x4.
it works great, and is a super cheap way to get weight on the back of the tractor!
Hello ,Rex DeLong here ,just got on your channel , like your content , I live in upper NY off of Lake Ontario in Oswego County were we get hammered too with lake effect , we were lucky we only got 2 ft of snow this time, noticed you have one of the steel building for a garage how does it hold up with snow load you get ? I have a John Deere 2038 with a snow pusher along with a 54 inch three point hitch blower ,I use the blower when I can't get the snow where I want it, I put on a original cab on my tractor this year got sick of getting snow on me it was worth the cost ,enjoy your video keep them coming.
Howdy neighbor, I love the steel building. It’s engineered for the local snow code. Which I believe is like 144 pounds per sqft. I haven’t had any issue with the building itself. Thanks for watching!
Wow. Nice job. My first video of yours was pushing snow last year. With all that work, your place looks like a winter wonderland.
Things on the property are progressing nicely that's for sure...This storm was a nasty one, I can't believe how much we got! thanks for watching!
Just found your video/channel. I'm from Marilla. It was a fun storm
Howdy neighbor! Thanks for watchin!
I like that pusher, made short work of a lot of snow! Impressive.
it beats the heck out of the bucket...you can move so much more snow! Thanks for watching!
I know you love that snow ... it's fun
I mean, It's not the worst thing in the world, who doesn't love playing with their tractor...
Thanks for taking the time to video that. I should put one of those pushers on my Skid-Steer. I've been using a big snow bucket, which works well on the asphalt part of the drive, but that's only about 20% of what I have to plow if we get a big snow. The adjustable feet to prevent scraping up the millings, which work impressively well, are a huge feature. We don't get that much snow ever. 2016 was the last really big one that took two days to dig out of.
Yeah the adjustable feet are a must if you have any thing over than pavement. Thanks for watching!
I see you are new to snow removal hang in there young man it will come to ya
No one is perfect, everyone has room for improvement in their life. Thanks for watching!
You did a great job! Snow throwers are slow , there expensive and they sit for 9 months 😂
Just doin the best I can with what I have. Thanks for watching!
A good set of chains would help allot with that much snow , a good snowblower would be good butt expensive . WE wouldn't get much more all winter in Newbrunswick Canada . Good job
Chains are on the to-do list, there's no doubt about that. Thanks for watching!
Living in the snow belt equals a part time job. Great video, thanks for posting, reminds me why I moved south 😆
Thanks for watching! I’m sure there’s going to be plenty more snow content this winter to help you reminisce! Don’t forget to subscribe so you don’t miss out on reliving the nightmare
I could not even imagine 5 feet I live outside Pittsburgh and 20 inches is a big thing but I do love to play in the snow with the proper machines. whew that's a lot of snow great vid.
Thanks for watching!
Good job with the video and all the snow removal. It’s definitely not fun having to work before you go to work.
Question about your shop. What size is it? And do you have any issues in certain seasons with the walls or roof sweating?
The shop is currently 30x60 with 12’ walls. I surprisingly don’t have any issues with condensation.
Funny how we enjoy watching others do the same thing we do. Misery must love company. Good thing you're young, I'm too old to be doing this without a cab and heat. Have a 1742 Massey with front blade and rear facing blower
Sounds like a great set up for snow removal!
Back in the 50s and 60s I walk to school in snow drifts ,didn’t have the proper Clothing to keep me warm I hated it , hope you are. All doing well.
Some days there’s no amount of clothing that can keep me warm some of these bone chilling days!
Love them Ford trucks !
I am in Amherst, we hardly got any snow then...lol
Yeah, I work with a couple people that were asking me what the big deal was haha! thanks for watching!
Similar setup here in 🇨🇦 for moving snow on our property. After a few heavy snowfalls I found that it got challenging to pile the snow on top of previous so I added a snowblower attachment to our Kubota. Made a huge difference.
I’d love a front mount blower, just not in the budget right now
@@EverythingElliott They are pricey for sure. We just got lucky at a farm auction earlier this year.
@@EverythingElliottwas just gonna ask you what you thought of a blower.can’t wait to see your vids when you get one
@@robertmcgee7969 hopefully one day soon!
@@EverythingElliott I’m in need gland.have a dodge 3500 with a fisher.handles some serious snow but you’ve got a nice setup.when you were in your garage contemplating whether or not to put the bucket on!!i said to myself do it,do it😂
Get your self a Heated Cab when you get Older you will be Glad you Did. Food for Thought 🤔🌞
I’d love one but I spend a lot of time in the woods with the tractor and would likely break off lights/ shatter windiws
Love the early morning footage 🤟💕
Great video. I have a L4240 and I can’t decide between 60” & 72”. Seriously leaning towards the 72”, what would you say to talk me out of it or would you? I’m fully paved and mostly level. Horseshoe driveway in front of the house with one side going straight, 2 1/2 lanes wide X 120’, beside the house to the back yard… straight shot.
I meant 72” & 84” with a preference towards 84”
The one on my tractor is a 72" and I'm sure you can see how I struggle at times without chains. I have no aversion to running chains on my driveway because its millings, I just haven't come across the right deal for a set yet. I wouldn't want to run chains on a paved drive because it could mar it up... I would be concerned that you'll end up with more snow in the pusher than your tractor can push at the 84". That being said, it also depends what kind of snow you get. Here, we get all lake effect snow which is super moist and heavy, causing the above problem. If the majority of the snow you get is light and fluffy, go with the big boy.
@@EverythingElliott, you echo my concerns about going with the bigger one. To your point about chains, two year old asphalt and I’m not about to go there. I’ve been back plowing forever with a very heavy 7’ back blade and my old hockey neck just can’t take the strain anymore, it’s why I’m considering this, but if I go big or with the smaller one I’ll be in the same boat either way, at times struggling to make the initial pass. So my thought is to just put an insane angle on the back blade for the initial cut and take as big of bites as necessary with the pusher to get the job done. That way when it’s light and fluffy I’ve given nothing up by going with the 7’. I just hope I’m not underestimating the potential overkill of the 7’ shovel, lol. I live about 40 miles south of Erie in the snow belt and we too get some heavy snow at times, but I think you have the potential for larger accumulations. And WOW did you guys just get dumped on!! Thanks for the information and your time! If anyone reading this has any opinions either way feel free to throw them my way. I live very close to Jamestown, Pa where these are made so I’ll be planning a trip up this Monday to have a look at one. Cheers~
@@jeffhanaway3943 well, just put it this way, but the 7' pusher, and if your tractor can't handle it, that's just a good excuse to buy a bigger tractor!
@@EverythingElliott, you and I could be friends… lmao!
Boy, if you get that kind snow on a regular basis, maybe a snow thrower. Wow, that is a lot of snow. Thanks for the video.
I need a front mount, it’s just not in the budget…I had a rear mount and it was a killer on my back and neck
I love your OBS ! I'm from Rochester NY but my show up yard is in Lockport NY . I was on stand by for national grid from Thursday afternoon to Sunday night . That was a shit ton of snow !
I’ve put some serious love into that truck, there’s no doubt about that! Thanks for watching!
OBS for the winnn
I live in the Pacific Northwest and we can and have gotten hit like your storm dump. Just ordered a 6 foo pusher for my 5 ho tractor which the dealer said should be fine. Chains and blower on the rear!! Snow is WORK!
I’d love some chains! Just gotta find the right deal!
I subscribed as soon as i saw the 2 powerstrokes!!!
Thanks for the support. I have a playlist of my OBS on my channel if you’re interested.
Is your 'lake effect' snow usually wet and heavy or do you normally get 'dryer' snow later in the winter? I would think a snow blower would be much better than a pusher, unless it's always wet and heavy.
It's always a PITA when we get wet heavy snow before the ground freezes and if it sticks around, the ground doesn't freeze well with a blanket of insulation on it.
It all depends where the cold front comes from. If it comes across the lake on its way to us, it’s always really wet and heavy, if it comes across land we get the typical light fluffy snow
Temperatures have to be cold in order to make lake effect snow so that usually makes the snow a lighter powder.
With the amount of lake effect snow that Western New York get, a tractor snow blower would be a great tool to use.
I agree 100% I actually used to have one, but my back and neck took a beating from being turned around the entire time using it. and buying a front mount, or drag behind blower just aren't in the budget right now.
Too slow and nobody wants to move snow backing up for hours at a time.
@@skinnerresidentialremodeli8109 There are front mount and pull type snowblowers that don't require operating the tractor in reverse. Snowblowers are way faster than any plow or loader bucket when dealing with feet of snow.
@@bwillan that’s why they’re so popular among professional snow removal companies. 😂
Don't be afraid to use your steering brakes to Help turn. Don't forget your roof it's a lot of weight up there.I got some led lights for the roll bar,makes it nice at night,front and back.
Oh I raked the roof, it was exhausting.
Man, you could really use a 3 point snowblower there during those conditions.
I used to have one, but it killed my back and neck from being spun around so I ditched it
@@EverythingElliott Pull behind snowblower is your friend. I have a 68'' MK Martin, wouldn't be without it.
I have a 4’ blower for my small tc21d much faster in deep snow and no snow bank issues
Commenting from south central NC… Snow is a matter of choice and we choose NO!!!! 🤠🇺🇸
That’s why we live in America! Land of the free (to pick where you want to live)
@@EverythingElliott Indeed, I moved here 22 yrs ago after getting 180+ inches of snow that year. Really don’t miss anything but REAL PIZZA!! Lollll
the right transport in such terrible weather
Did he mention keeping the grease gun WARM and full?
I've done 24" over 3 days my huge property 3320 Deere 6' loader including some neighbors an 2 car dealerships.
You must run constantly and don't get behind. Have diesel in advance.
Yeah that’s one of the battles is a warm grease gun on these cold days! I have a 100 gallon transfer tank in my truck I keep topped off all the time
@@EverythingElliott looks like you have the luxury of the shop and "power-lube"
I'm just a qualiyy Lincoln hand held and 2-3 zerks won't cooperate.
Rest assured I can't phantom the # of loader/ bucket dumps that takes.
I reccomend a rear roll over blade to assist. Mine is 800#. $2000 well spent.
Having lived un upstate ny all of my life, the huge lake effect snowfall’s take a toll on ya. Every year it seems to get harder to deal with….I went with a JD 3032r and use the loader bucket… its not that efficient as a snow pusher but you can move huge piles to make room for more huge piles….when i finally retire I am outta here from November to April….will return though because there is nothing on earth like a summer in the finger lakes
Nothing better than the finger lakes and ADK region!
I plow in Cheektowaga front loaders were struggling. we worked 100 plus hrs that week cleaning snow
I invested in a 3pt hitch snowblower, 30" light bar on the front of the ROPS and 2 3" cube LED`s pointing back on the ROPS. Literally night and day for snow clearing lol
That’s one thing I could use more of, some lighting, that’s for sure. Thanks for watching!
Great fun, Elliot! You earned a subscriber today. 👍👍
Thanks for the support!
Well done video! Looks like fun!
It’s amazing how chores can become fun when you’re using equipment
So glad I live in Texasss 🤠 that work looks tedious. I couldn't even imagine. 😅
Texas is awesome I was there for 3 months in 2020 for work!
I can't imagine that much snow from one storm. The most I have seen where I live is around 25 inches. That took us all day to clean up. There were a lot of shed roofs that collapsed because of the weight.
Yeah we get a storm like this about once a year. This one has been the biggest in a couple years though
Hell yea wish Maryland could get this much snow
I’ll give you as much as you want, free of charge, no delivery though
nice video, sorry you got all that snow... Mother Nature can be cruel sometime's. I live in northern New Hampshire and we get are fair share, noting like that thankfully. have you ever tried putting chains on your front tires? I have them on my side by side and we also put them on our 950 loaders. they help a lot with the steering and pushing that little bit more....
I've been looking for a set of chains for a while, I just havent come across the right deal on a set yet. Thanks for watching!
With all the snow you do get I'm surprised you don't have a snow blower on that tractor
I used to have one but my back and neck would kill me from being spun around in the seat
Gotta say...... I used to push snow......mountains of it. Then I purchased a 7 foot snow blower. I would never go back to pushing ever again! The snow blower spreads it so you never really see the build-up. Never any pushed up snow ridges to deal with either!
From Alberta, Canada.
Cheers....Eh?
I’d love a front mount blower, just can’t find the room for it in the FY 2023 budget. Thanks for watching bud
So what is the rated snow load your roof can handle. I built a home in Central Idaho and although the area where my home resides rarely gets more than a few feet I had to build to Valley County snow load, 120lbs per sqft, although rarely do we get more than 50lbs/sqft.
Our building code is 150 pounds per square foot
Lancaster here, it was a wild one. But light work compared to the past storms.
Yeah wasn’t all that bad out by you
@@EverythingElliott 27". My 16 700cc kodiak plowed it good.
That was a crazy storm that we got. I live near attica and we got 3 feet of snow and my dad has a Kubota tractor with a front mounted snow blower and that was a big help during the storm. Nice video.
Howdy neighbor! I’d love a front mount blower, that sure would make life easy!
Yeah the front mount blowers are awsome
lol i bet you wish you had a cab for that tractor the look you give when you got done plowing at 14:20
A cab would be lovely. You guys might get some X rated content of me plowing with the heat on full, and shirt on minimum
With that amount of snow, you really need a snowblower attachment for your tractor. Enjoyed your video, as I love the huge snow falls.
I'd love a front mount, just out of the budget...I had a rear mount, didn't like it. Thanks for watching!
@@EverythingElliott Yes, I know they're not cheap, plus nothing better that a front mounted blower. My neck would get sore running a rear mounted one.
Yikes... That is pretty crazy amount of snow. Go Kubota!
She sure did well for what I asked of her. Some tire chains and it would be unstoppable
Are you a toolmaker? Noticed the qualichem barrel, and of course the Busch light.
No but you have a keen eye good sir. I got that barrel from a friend who is.
@@EverythingElliott that’s awesome. I’m a toolmaker myself. Good use for the barrel!
Just subscribed, great video, never seen that much snow before, about five years ago late season march it started snowing up at okemo mountain Vermont they we’re getting a foot a day,on day four I piled the family in the truck and we hit the slopes, was awesome probably four feet of powder, felt like skiing in Utah except the mountains were smaller, hope we get some snow down here this winter!
I remember that storm…I used to live right by Bromley mountain. I think it was 2015 or 2016
@@EverythingElliott yup, that was the years, no kidding you lived by bromley, we skied up okemo and mt. snow, yeah the loaders had the snow piled up to the second story roofs, yup cool video, you definitely broke the record up there.
New to your channel!! Glad to see another WNY'er. I only got 6 inches of snow that weekend in Town of royalton thankfully. I dont have equipment for snow removal yet smh
Better get something before it’s too late!
@@EverythingElliott Im only 3rd winter too late
Wow cool video and I love the tractor.
Thanks for watching! I have a whole playlist of using all sorts of attachments on my tractor! Check ‘em out!
Last year I bought a tractor with a cab, every time I clear snow I’m happy I got the cab
I bet it’s nice, my dad had a cab with heat, it’s like florida inside, Buffalo outside
Great video.Crazy snow, kubota handled it like a champ.We would like to hear the tractor instead of the music.Nothing better than a good running engine! More!
Thanks for watching. I try to keep the music quiet but I had to put something in there, the camera was rattling in its holder and made and awful noise in a lot of the shots
Nice kuboter! I bought an L2501 it’s a beast!
Love my tractor! Makes life easy!
Just found your channel and subscribed as im also a New Yorker. Great video!
Thanks for watching!
keep it going
Cool video... From Alaska... Got a kubota here to... You need a rear blade... load your tires and get a set of good chains... I know you can get by but another less spinning and faster, easier and less frustrating.. love the garage.. I will subscribe....
I do have a rear blade, I just find that it’s not heavy enough, it’s a pretty old girl and there isn’t much steel to it. Also my rear tires are filled…chains are the answer that’s for sure
@Everything Elliott Best chains are Aquiline Takon chains... GP outdoors Getting tractor ready for winter...video #353... that's where I found out about them. There heavy and great on ice... About 200lbs each.... Not cheep, think they were around $700... I had a different regular chain, but they weren't good on ice.... Hope this helps...
It would seem that an angled plow blade would make your job easier.
I’d be concerned about all the lateral force that would be applied to the loader arms with an angled blade with how heavy the snow is
Dude I miss snow so much!! Im in socal now and I grew up in Massachusetts. Be safe!! God bless and was that Busch beer?? Oh the pain lol!!
Hey hey hey. I’m being economical with my beer choice! Thanks for watching!
@@EverythingElliott yeah I hear that but for a b it more you can have pbr and that does taste better than Busch. Lol!! Anyways you enjoy that tractor and the pee water. Lol!! Be well and be safe. I’ll keep watching.
This storm convinced me to groove the R4 tires on my tractor. We only got about 36” south of Buffalo though… nice vid.
Did you do that yourself or have someone do it?
I bought a groover on Amazon and did it in my garage myself. It took about 1.5-2 hours.
@@jacksonnicholaus601 I’ve seen guys do it on mud trucks and ATVs, never on a tractor. Might be something for me to look into, thanks for the info!
Great video !!
Thanks for watching!
Do y’all got snowmobiles over there, bc that looks like a bunch of fun to carve if it’s the right snow
I don’t personally own one but they most definitely are a thing here
@@EverythingElliott oh cool!
Had 5/6 ft of snow last winter at my house above Newport Wash. Bought a snow pusher but not used it yet. Just can't wait!!!!! Kubota says it's fine to chain the front wheels for steering assist. Maybe I will ! You still on the job but haired over??
The snow pusher works great! I don't chain the fronts because I don't want to tear up the front axle.
@@EverythingElliott Ya I know the feeling. I ripped out 3 sets of hubs on my JD 4100 before I was advised not to chain up front tires. Expensive lesson!
@@chevyjennings3404 sounds like it!
Wish I got that kind of snow here in the PNW.
It’s a love hate relationship here. Thanks for watching!
we have the same push mower, Live in Fort Wayne Indiana. Amazing video I seen some pictures. WOW!!!! for some one who was around for the Blizzard of 1978 here was in H.S. this was amazing. so much for having the driveway markers lol, This was a never ending battle. What was the most ever snow u had? this one?
Nah there was an October storm maybe 15 years ago and a different November storm maybe 8 years ago, I believe those both dumped more snow than this one…
@@EverythingElliott unbelievable, beautiful but scary. Since u didn't say, assuming u didn't lose power? Was there power outages too in areas. Wonder what December, January and February will be like.
@@davidbaron6647 believe it or not I didn’t lose power. Which was a huge surprise! Other areas were without power for 1-2 days. I just lucked out I guess!
@@EverythingElliott good deal, I believe in generators. I don't have a whole house generator but do have a 6,000 watt peak 7,000 . In May we Fort Wayne Indiana had that terrible wind storms. Half of Fort Wayne was without power between 2 to 4 days. The young couple next door spent Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in a hotel, spending 500 dollars. Basically could have bought a generator, I did go through 15 gallon of gas. But I was running lights 2 refrigerator and a 12,000 BTU window air conditioner I put in because I have central air, me and one other house on the area had generators. People not having a mimum of 4000 watt generator are just asking for trouble. I subscribed, so I will see your next video, oh how long was u off work?
@@davidbaron6647 I didn't get off work...had to go in every day, I don't have a job where I get snow days...
Have you ever used your bucket to push snow? If so which is better
I have used my bucket, I don’t like it as much as there’s a better chance of you digging at your driveway with the bucket, unless you have a paved drive
Awesome wish uk got this amount snow. I would suggest adding some lights to the top the rear bar to add more range to the lights at night bro honestly you would see such a difference
Yeah I gotta get something hooked up especially off at like a 45 so I can see to the sides
Where abouts in WNY are you? I'm over in Orchard Park, on Lake ave behind quaker crossing. It was quite an interesting storm. I have a 2016 john deere 3032e with a 66-inch push box without a weight box, and I had to switch to my bucket due to tire spin.
I'm just east of you...momma told me not to tell strangers on the internet where I live! Thanks for watching!
@EverythingElliott 😆 I wasn't trying to creep on ya, lol. Was just curious about what town as all the surrounding areas got different amounts. I think we were sitting around 80 inches
Nice machine you have there.
Thanks for watching!
Where you work at Elliott, just found your channel 💪
Thanks for watching, I work at a local airport
1Hour North of Syracuse in Watertown New York. We got hit almost as hard. Buffalo area generally gets hit harder but Northern NY got snow we have not seen since 1977
Ah yes Buffalo had the infamous blizzard of 77! Didn’t know the snow made it that far up north during that storm!
@@EverythingElliott Oh yes, I was a kid so my memories are of fun in the snow but it was no picnic for adults. We dragged the tabogan to the grocery story down the center of the road. Good Times.
Elliott does your tractor ever get stuck or do you put chains on the wheels. We only had a foot and a 1/2 in the North towns it wasn't too bad. Mario did say you guys got nailed out there. Thanks for the video
Oh I get it stuck plenty. I’ve been looking for some chains, just haven’t found the right deal yet
@@EverythingElliott I was just about to comment that you could have used some chains a few times by the looks of it. Nice video! I have family in central NY and have spent a lot of time up there in the winter