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- Many recommended Edge Tamers from R2Manufacturing, so we put them to test with our first big snow of the year here in SE Ohio. See how they performed and what challenges I still faced on our hilly gravel driveways.
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Are your tires loaded with rimguard/fluid? If not I recommend getting them loaded so you'll be able to get better traction in general in all conditions and that includes snow.
They are not and I’ve considered it but haven’t done it yet. One concern is mowing around my pond, I’m afraid it will cause more issues around the pond bank. It’s still on the radar though.
Using the FEL float works great with the EdgeTamers. What you really need are some driveway markers so you don't misplace the driveway. Enjoy. I didn't plow our 5 inches this time - got new tires on my 4x4 truck.
Thanks for the tip! I thought about it as I was using them but since they never dug in I didn't... however, I probably would have had more control and less of the ski effect on the front end.
Doesn't that tractor have float mode. When you were sliding, I wonder if you had down pressure and losing traction in the front. I have concrete thank god, but I am going to bolt some poly under the bucket and my tractor has float. I had a little JD 430 Yanmar 20 hp was a snow hog! and it was fast. We're going to see how the South Korean TYM T264 does this year. Based on last spring summer and no fall I hope to be impressed.
Yep has a float mode and I'd have to watch again to see if I was using downward pressure or not, likely was. The challenge is leaving too much snow since its an uneven gravel drive. Love to hear how the TYM works for ya, we took at look at them at the Ag Expo and they were nice for sure.
Looks like a lot of fun!! We just don’t get snow like that anymore. Think it’s been 8 years since we had 8”. Thks for sharing!!
We don’t get snows like this very often. Maybe once a year, twice when we are lucky. But with what we do get it definitely helps to get it cleared due to the hills.
@@HardyBrothersOutdoors Awesome!!
I would like to get an order they set of eggs to work my tractor Where do I look and find
r2manufacturing.com/ is the company that came up with these. They are nice and heavy duty and have a few other attachments. I was just just using my trailer hitch ball on the one the other day.
For a driveway that long you’d love a snowplow. So much quicker.
I agree, I’ve still not updated my approach but thankfully we’ve had limited snow since making this video. Thanks for watching and commenting!
The Tamers work very well for me - 3x3" on my JD bucket. One caution to all: take the time to check and tighten them every plow or two. They do loosen and you can easily loose one in action.
Great tip! Mine worked loose and I tempted fate for a bit before I decided I needed to tighten them down. Will keep the ratchet on the tractor in the future. Thanks for watching and commenting!
You could probably eliminate most of that if you put a jam but on that bolt so you could double nut it. On either side of the bolt where it passes through the bracket
I also own that tractor and absolutely love it. I use chains on the tires which really helps in plowing snow. Good video!
Thanks 👍 Love this tractor and yes, chains are gonna be a must for sure! Thanks for watching and commenting!
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@@HardyBrothersOutdoors Thanks, I hope you enjoy. I have to tell you that your channel helped me make a few decisions about my tractor. When I was considering a backhoe, your comments were very helpful!
Good video. Yeah I would agree ice is big factor for you and thus chains. How much snow and how often do you get in SE OH to warrant getting a Snow Pusher? I'm jealous of the heated gloves. Here in Mid-Michigan, I have plowed once with 4 inches of snow back on Jan 7th. Since then, it's just been miserable cold and we barely have any snow left. What is left is hard crunchy. 13F here this afternoon.
Thanks! We don't get enough snow to warrant a pusher or a blower in my opinion unless I can get a good deal one. We might get 3-4 snows a year and I may only be at this property for 1-2 of those snows a year. I do it more because I enjoy it and to help my neighbor that doesn't have a tractor... their alternative is paying someone to come plow with a truck... Maybe when we move there full time I will invest and it will be easier but at the moment I have more attachments than I have places to store them. 24 here today! Thanks for watching and commenting Bob!
@@HardyBrothersOutdoors :-) So far you have received more snow than us.
From Ashland county Ohio. I have a Extreme Metal Product six foot blade that mounts on loader , I'm very happy with on 2038R.The blade pushed older 2032R front sideways
I Have 600 ft of drive to my house another 100 ft to barn
Thanks for watching and commenting. I’ll have to check out that plow. Weight on the new 2032R is the same as the 2038r so could be a solution for me.
Looks like a John Deere snow blower would make a great addition to the family.
I’d love to have one but maybe after we move to the hills full time. Snowfall isn’t significant enough at the time to make me want to pull the trigger but it will likely happen when we are there full time.
Could you post the link for the gloves you mentioned?
Thanks Jason, hope you are well! Here is the link! So far they are pretty impressive... Here is the affiliate link to the PBUKER Heated Waterproof gloves: amzn.to/3qJhFPZ
Were you using the float on the FEL?
I was not. The tamer guys said to feather it back a little so I didn’t ever run it in float loads this time. Should have tried it. I did in a prior video without the tamers.
Nice property. Good vid
Thanks for watching and commenting!
In the video it looks like your left turn signal light is really loose
It's busted and taped on with gorilla tape... This tractor sees a lot of use in the woods and i busted that w/in the first 6 months I think. I need to replace those brackets...
Thx for the demo. I have a set, but haven't had enough snow to yet plow. I have the issue of busting off my turn signals as they are on the outside and up high on the ROPS. I had a local machine shop make a big u-bolt that will go over the light, but not block the light. I'm hoping that will take care of the lights get broken in the woods.
@@jasoncomstock2350 shoot me a pic of that solution. I may just have to bite the bullet and replace that side... but this tractor gets tractored and not babied so it may just stay the way it is for a while. haha...