Tractor Vs Skid steer: head to head Competition using a NEW snowplow system 4k
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- We go to Canada and test out a new snowplow system on a Kubota tractor and put it against a Kubota Skid steer. The Canadians Run a lot of Tractors with snowblowers on the back and claim they can beat a skid loader plowing lots. Let's test that.
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The four seasons of Canada - Almost winter, winter, still winter, construction.
Was going to say those machines needed studs until I remembered Quebec outlawed studs.
Quebec hasn't outlawed studs, Ontario has.
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Well that ain't right when you got feet of snow 3/4 of the yr makes no sense but the whole world is assbackwards and getting worse every day
Lol Quebec Canada. This is where I was born and raised. I lived there until I was 25. I'm glad you got to meet crazy Canadians like me Stan.. Ahhhhhh memories. Tractor snow plow snow blower on the back. That's what me and my dad used to remove snow. Great video thanks for the blast from the past.
Love the comment to the owner of the Honda CRV just taking a sunday stroll through the parking lot while, not just one but two plows working....... gotta love it!!!
this video would for sure be worth watching again on a more average day.
Stan, welcome to french Canada, where the craziest drivers in Canada live. No joke.
Im guessing they gain a lot of confidence when you spend half the year slipping and sliding.
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Thanks for the comments Paul!
yup, in BC, the last thing I want to see is a Quebec plate.
@@The_JEB the powerful kubotas
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Cool video! I've known these guys for as long as they are in business. They are hard workers that desserve the success they now have. Keep up your excellent work!
Thanks for watching Simon !
Met these guys in Ottawa. Fantastic company. I have a cotech expandable blade on my tractor and love it. The linkage on this unit is what makes it so unique!
Brandon D they might be at the farm show next week I’d like to check it out
Farmer Connor I would imagine they would be! I’ll likely be there.
Thank you for the positive feedback. We love to hear from our end users. If you have any photos or videos you would like us to post on our own social media send them to service@coteh.ca
I’m impressed how far snow removal has come since my days 50 years ago in my CJ-5 w/6 1/2’ Meyers straight blade on it. But, I always had a ball doing it. I really enjoy watching these snow removal vids. I’ve been in Florida for the past 40 years!!!
Etienne is one of the best! I highly recommend any of the products he sells. I had the pleasure to tour his factory, such an amazing place with state of the art manufacturing capabilities!
I love these videos of showing how to set a plow up onto a truck and this video of a tractor removing snow. I hope to see some more plow videos, maybe even some raw footage!!
More to come, thanks for watching !
Glad you enjoyed it.
Looks like you guys had a fun time playing in the snow. Great video, Stan.
Thank you Don !
I’ve been running a similar setup for 3 years. Metal pless up front with a pronovast cyclone in the back. Perfect hoa machine
I have been operating a 70 hp tractor in Muskoka Ontario, Canada for 10 years doing rural cottage properties. My tractor is equipped with a 7 ft double auger blower on the back and a 7 ft articulated straight blade on the loader. We have trucks as well. Personally I prefer the tractor for it's versatility and visibility since I can move snow in both directions.
Really appreciate the feedback. We are finding more and more companies are begining to use the tractor set ups for the same reasons you described. Also with the correct equipment it is often much more comfortable for the driver. Please let us know if you need anything new for your business or have any questions. service@cotech.ca
Ben Ueberschar Hey Ben. Tractors are the way to go up here for sure 💪 plows have their place in lots and driveways that have room to stock pile but tractors are definitely the most versatile piece of equipment. What company do you own? Or work for?
@@muskokapropertycare261 I work for Windermere Garden Centre
We can always count on you Stan for the latest and the greatest. Thanks!
If I would have known you were coming this way, I would have loved to meet up with you! Glad you showed the equipment used in these parts!
Maybe if we do an other project we need to make an announcement ahead of time
I like those extendable plows a lot!
If you ever need one you can always message us service@cotech.ca
Whats the lead time and cost. I want one with skid steer quick connect asap. I'm located in CT USA. Was looking at power wing models. I just got a metalpless on front of my tractor. Looking for svl95-2 or ssv65. Not sure if the flip wings with actuators are better. Please tell me who to contact!
Wow 😮 those two sure can make the snow ❄️ fly!! I have both a skid steer and a compact tractor 🚜. I’m a retired farmer and have moved snow ❄️ for 60 years. The tractor will out do a skid steer in an open space. The skid steer does way better in a close space.So they both have their place. That means you need to have both and be in debt for the rest of your life.Nice part of having two is when one is broke down the other one can get you by. I still live in the country so I have parked the skid steer and use the tractor. I see much better from the tractor. I think 🤔 it is safer to use.Great video,thanks!
Thank you so much for your feedback. Love to hear from people who have experience and tried several methods. We really hope we created something that allows a combination of power with the speed and precision of both worlds.
I hope you had fun here in Quebec. It is a great place and Quebec is a leader in the production of Snow removal equipment. Snow, beer, and hockey is the way to go.
In Quebec, if it drives on the road it MUST have a license plate. Even my little Kubota BX2680 has a license plate on it.
That was pretty awesome and those rotating wings seemed super efficient.
Thanks for watching the video and glad you liked it !!
Thank you for stopping by to watch. Yes our CEO is amazing when it comes to design. Those wings are not the only part that is impressive on the PPCR. He thought about how to make it self De-Ice how to lower vibrations for driver comfort. There is quite a bit of subtle details that make a big difference in operation.
The blower moving that wet heavy nasty was most impressive.
Great video, really love checking out new equipment
I understand your frustration with people pulling out after the lot has been cleared. But here in Quebec snow can fall 4-5 times a week from november to april. No snow removal warnings are issued . Contractors are expected to come back daily. A different realty up here✌
For those who know... Thank you for watching.
Another great show Stan..Gotta start watching these at night so I can eat popcorn..That plow looks awesome ! However the new blade blower tractor I used for a while was twenty years ago..And you had to have the right guy on it lots of close calls.I wanted the blower for below grade loading docks .Gave up on it used high farm tractor and loader was faster..Thanks again Stan !
Thanks John, really appreciate you watching !
So glad you stopped to watch and thank you for the feedback. Yes it is a bit scary to watch our driver but he is a pro. He understands the machine and spacing of this set up so well. He knows how to be accurate and quick.
Comes to show you how well those dirt tracks work in the snow. It's amazing how well some of these little tractors handle in the snow and in the mud.
We have had lots of practice trying to get the best and most efficient means to clear out this way. We certainly get tested by mother nature around here.
Great video, we had a pretty good winter in northern BC, Canada this year too. Very nice to see you put in some Canadian content with the guys from Coetech eh. I also have a plate on my tractor as do all equipment running on the road here. Considering upgrading this year to a similar tractor and setup as they have there with that tractor so very interesting to watch. Sounded like you were doing commentary at a hockey game there for a bit with all that excitement. Well done.
Thanks Steve!
Glad you stopped to have a look. We really do appreciate That Stanley made the trip for us. FYI we are also extending ourselves to dealers much past Quebec. We are currently working with a few to get down your way. If there is anyone you would most recommend please let us know. We are looking to make some quality partnerships. service@cotech.ca
Tractor=no traction. On the other hand, Stan, I love the kweef recovery comment!🤣👊🏼. I may have said something worse. I see the snowblower almost hit everything. This is what i HATE about my pull plows. I hit a power transformer a few days ago with it.... scared the hell out of me!
Awesome video it’s cool seeing those two compete, make more like this one
Got it Ryan, thanks for watching !
This was great to see, I thought the skidloader would win because I have seen your guys run the skidloaders and they seem so fast and easy to turn around etc, never thought this even that I live and have driven snowplows with the farm tractors back home here in Sweden for years
Thanks for viewing !
8:36 “....I think that’s a girl fart” 😭😭😂
Every time I watch your videos it blows my mind how much you look like a guy I worked with. The guys from Michigan maybe you guys are long lost brothers.
I like the tractor setup. That is something you should look at for some of your lots to blow the snow into piles.
Here we have so much snow that not just comercial and businesses have to hire a service but residential surveys as well for peoples drive ways. This is why the tractor blower is so effective here. We need to be accurate and quick. Line it up. drag it out... back up the blower to move it and next driveway.
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I don't blame you
They have a great system with the blower on the back where the weight is distributed pretty evenly throughout the tractor giving it better traction on ice especially. I'm not sure what tracks were on the skid steer, but it was definitely at a disadvantage in this case. That was fun to watch, especially watching the blower at the end getting the snow out of the way. I'd just the to see what would happen if a stone got picked up and where it might end up. I bought an old Arien's blower, about a '79 model for $60 that had a blown head gasket. I replaced the head gasket, tuned it up and made my own custom chains out of 5/16" chain as the chains I looked at were pretty cheap looking and I would have had to cut out half the chain to fit my tires and it works quite well and for the same price. Also had to replace the impeller shaft bearing and added reinforced rubber pads to the impellers which seemed to help it out a bit. I also took the tires off, cleaned the rims and all the rust out and then after painting the rims cut some old bicycle tubes to use as liners to protect the tubes. Thanks for sharing.
You are an Inspiration to my channel bro. I am a landscaper here in Ireland grinding hard this spring.
Love to hear that, thank you so much and hope you have a great season !
Another great video. Thanks again. I think your boots might have impressed me the most. Both machines slipping and sliding. But not Stan the Man.
Thats right, thanks for watching!!
Welcome to Canada :)
Thanks Michael !
I am still dying laughing you said queef. I watched the first video with the boss and he had no clue. It was amazing. Thank you again for visiting.
Lol, thanks for watching!
Stan, welcome to Canadian winter cleaning. You should see when it's pure powder, not slush.
It most definitely makes a difference but we make products for every kind of snow and ice and yuck mother nature tries to throw at us. We have seen it all here.
Man that kubota tractor looks real good in that colour
We like to think so as well. Our John Deere is also blacked out.
That tractor setup is sweet
It is our favorite way to do things around here. Or do you mean how slick it now looks in black? Our John Derre is also done out black.
Nice color commentary Stan. Those Canadians are crazy!
Looks like a great snowplow. Your race was probably in the worst type of conditions. It would be nice to see the race with colder temperatures with deep but lighter snow!
The "whatever this stuff is" is glycol type 1. Its a heated de-icer to melt away frost and snow. Theres also type 4 which is a green goo which is an anti-icer usually applied after type 1 when it is snowing.
Love the videos as always by the way.
Thanks a lot Kevin !
Happy you stopped to watch.
well Stanley, I have a Kubota tractor with a snow blade on the front and snow blower on the back and chains all the way around. It beats everything out there the same size. I of course live in the Mountains of the Kootenays of British Columbia Canada and its not flat so you need chains or you are not going to move any snow very far. Tractors win every time especially when there are real hills involved. get a tractor you won't be disappointed. Good video.
Thank you Bruce !
The tractor has the weight on the backend with that blower stuck out so far back. Also they stacked the deck against the skidsteer by using one with construction tracks. One with even rubber tires would have pushed better than the construction tracks. I think their blades has possibilities. I would like to see it in more "normal" snow over this slushy snow. In this video the blade did a terrible job of cleaning the pavement. I would have a lot of complaints leaving that much slush on the pavement. Thanks for showing us these different "tools" that are out there.
You're welcome, thanks for the comments !
Wow never thought I would want to purchase a snow pusher so bad 🤣 n for skid vs tractor. That's like asking what kid would u keep. I want em all lol
Everyone loves their toys. ;)
That was fun to watch.they sure did come close to hitting some cars.
the commentating is the best part
Just awesome video. Love watching .. every one of ur video
I really appreciate all the support, thank you !!
Nice units your using!
“Talk about your feelings” 😂
Like the new intro graphic.
Thanks Dean !
Hey Stan, I just asked about these plows. It would be nice to see you demo one back at home. I wouldn’t mind purchasing one myself
Great looking tractor
Stan awesome video. these guys should of watched your video when u put the new tracks on the 259D. Thanks way there skid could grab more. Speaking of where did you get those tracks from?
Dang good video today Stan. I think they both won as they didn't hit any cars that you showed, and the deep ice conditions with heavy wet snow
Thanks a lot!! Appreciate you viewing
Living all my life along the coast of California where it never snows this seems really strange. First time I saw a pickup with a plow on the front I thought it was for pushing dirt. Looks like the tractor with the variable width plow and snowblower attachment is really handy up north.
In Massachusetts this heat we had basically no snow and not gonna lie i don’t like a ton of snow but I like driving in it every so often
I like when you tell us time stamps... I always try to watch your whole video but sometimes I want to watch the action but I'm on a time limit.... like breaks at work... and like to know where to get what I want from the video!
Got it Travis, thanks for watching !
Long time subscriber I’m dying from the Canadian jokes man, I love in Ontario Canada and we have barley gotten any snow this year we just got our first good snow fall only 4 inches lmfao
Fun stuff! Cool vid
Thank you !
One reason why the skid steer was having more problems vs the tractor is the skid steer had trax which decreased it psi, the entire weight of the machine is distributed over a larger area which decreases it psi, any seasoned snow removal e pert who is also a mechanic will tell u thin small tires work best for snow because they will cut thru the snow easiest and exert most psi in a confined area. More weight (psi) equals better traction.
🤔 I think the real reason why the tractor preformed better was that the track machine was clearly still running summer fuel and the tractor had fresh winter fuel ! At least do a fair test will ya! Also for testing purposes they should make the snow as light and puffy as possible and not that messy and heavy stuff 😩
Closes eye looks away welds. Mask on top is just to let everyone know he is a welder
I use a 9' blower out here in the country and give the snow back to God, you can only push and stock pile so much.
Let the wind take away as much as possible..
Stanley tell you what man you’re quite a character in addition to that I still think you can teach hand puppet classes and Give it some thought let me know what you think Brad from Minnesota
Well this Vid is 4 years late! Could have come talked to us in maple grove. We’ve been running Deere’s with Cotech expandable pull plows on the back and push box on the front for a while now. New Kubota unit this year with snowblower on the front with pull plow on the back.
Sam Thank you for being a supporter of Cotech. If you ever need us you can contact service@cotech.ca
Cool fun lol poor loader was disadvantaged maybe should've gave em a 10-15 min head start or snow tracks with spikes and not allowed the tractor to use his blower lol
Stan when we will see that video from arctic manufacturing plant ? How they make those pushers
It’s called Glycol for de-icing aircraft. And you have a certain time limit that the aircraft needs to be airborne or might have to go back for another shot of fluid.
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NY has spec-commercial plates for equipment regularly used on road
Was going to say the same thing!
If it is on the road and not on the farm here ...
Got pulled over with my case 521 for I was with my 4 ways on
But the rotary light on top wasnt working because branches keep on messing the wires
Result 500 $ dollars fine
Been born and raise in Québec
And work hard to get out of this sht hole province
God bless bro
That just sucks. Up here in Norway i operate a L90H with a 3meter snow bucket and have for years without being stopped even once even tho the legal limit is 2.55m. Heck this year my firm even have an L120G on the roads with the same bucket, amd that machine is too heavy and to wide to be legal on the roads
Still on the positive side 😅most people are nice here and so is the rest of Canada.
Oh that is just not cool
Haha they were all good sports haha that was a good race :) but their plow is definitely good I like how it can be switched to plow forward or backwards
Have you tried the QuattroPlow by SnowWolf? We have two of them. One on a skidsteer and another on a tractor with a blower similar to the one in your video. They are a bit slower when changing between push and pull but we love the ability to angle them while pushing/pulling.
I would have chains on that tractor for sure. Thanks Stan that was great!
You're welcome Edward, thanks for watching !
We run r1 tires and install studs on ours. Work great!
We have it set up with Nokian tires. They work very well. Great traction
My rig is a LS 4155 with an angle blade up front and a 3 pt box scraper in the rear. I would trade out the box scraper in a heartbeat for that plow.
My route is mountainous single lane paved and gravel roads. One of the neighbors has a skid steer, he struggles on anything with a slope, my tractor runs circles around it.
They may as closely matched as possible as far as horsepower/torque however they aren’t even remotely close to being evenly matched. The tractor outweighs the TrackSteer by quit a bit with the addition of the rear mounted snow blower. On top of that the tractor has snow tires and the TrackSteer has Dirt tracks. Had the TrackSteer had Snow Tracks it would have beaten the tractor easily in the tightly confined parking lot.
Hi Stan. Just wondering if you have heard of HLA SNOWWING? I see you use a lot of pushers. I've been plowing for roughly 30 years in Ontario Canada and the snow wing is very versatile. If it was a sectional it would be amazing!
We are a canadian company and just to let you know we do much more than just the one featured. HLA is well known brand with a great reputation as well. We just do different things.
stan u should announce sports lmao 😂
Haha this episode was so chaotic lol
Hey Stanley. Have you ever looked at an equipment brand called WILLE? Manufactured in Finland with North American Distributers. I think they are something that would interest you
here in NY we have spec-comm plates on our payloaders
HaHa, I was on pins and needles waiting for one to hit a car. But I could see the plow being handy in that you can trailer the plow and skid together but still have a 10ft plow. Better for those small businesses or residential accounts.
Stan loves it he does the old huck Finn trick on these guys , maybe they’ll paint your fence this summer
WELL they had Heavy Wet Snow. Tough stuff to move, as you Know. Great Plow. Where do they make them? Quebec is a Big Province.
In Ottawa they have Plates on All Snow Equipment. Even walk behind Blowers. That"s Crazy.
Yes our company is northern Quebec but we have dealers throughout as well as other provinces and now some dealers in the USA. WE have several products but we try to make them withstand different kinds of snow conditions. Not everyone gets that fun easy fluffy stuff. if you ever have any questions please feel free at service@cotech.ca
What type of tractor tire have you found is best for snow/ice: agricultural, industrial or turf?
welcome to my country :) im born in the Bas-St-Laurent :)
Thanks Steeve!
Well Hello friend.
@@VIDEOCOTECH fier d'etre du Bas -St-Laurent :) Biencourt mon village :)
Stan, at first I thought you called it a Kotex plow. I thought to myself, hey, I already have one those, in my pants!
That's pretty funny because from 04-2010 I plowed nj airport for areo snow removal. Newark int
Highly depends on where your plowing imo. The versatility of a utility tractor plus blower is nice, if I was only doing big open areas though there’s just no way that tractor is beating a skid-steer with me in the seat of each. To me as an experienced operator a skid loader is also going to take the use easier.
That was fun to watch
Love to hear it, thanks for watching !!
Tractor won, good video 👍
Thank you Brian !
i was thinking of setting up my tractor with a show pusher on the front, and blower on the back. but WHY?!?! why not expanding metalpless on the rear to drag snow (driving forward) and snowblower on the front (driving forward). im really struggling with this one.
My little tractor has a front and rear blade in the places with piles on both ends you can fly cause you push both directions...without turning super fast.
Still waiting for the blizzard footage. Or was the clearing of 3" in the parking lot the blizzard footage?
Unfortunately the forecast called for a blizzard when we made the arrangements. In true mother natures style... she decided to rain on us instead. Still really pleased we got to get something to show for Stanely's long travels and we enjoyed his company.
hey stanley you should have gone to Normand industries for snowblowers in Saint- Pascal it'S like 50 km fgrom Rivière-du-Loup
I have wheels & tracked skid steers once 99 horsepower in the other ones 86 horsepower my 48 horsepower tractor will out plow in most conditions the skid steers
For lot-less operating cost.
And if he had a plow on the back of the tractor there's a lot more tricks you can do.
You don't so much control the tractor with the steering you control it with the brakes and you can get extremely close to things accurately at higher speeds momentum is your friend.
That's awesome the way that plowed goes in and out like that it gives you even more control.
Yeah if the traction is good and you get a v type of plow or an angle Dozer and the track skid-steer will kick ass.
You can also Drive the track skid steer on top of the snow if you're pushing back snow.
No way with the tractor.
The wheel skid steer will work really good if you have to scoop and dump to the side because the snow so deep and you have to lift it.
In really deep snow where you can't push it.
the snow blower I think on that tractor would be the ticket in deep snow
There can be so many variables.
I lived at place by Lake Tahoe , called Soda Springs in California in 1983 we got a hundred and two feet of snow.
The snow was pushing houses off the foundations and propane lines we're also breaking and the house would blow up.
For two weeks three to five houses would blow up a night..
It was easy to get a job for $50 an hour shoveling snow that's with a shovel.
Ski resorts had a hard time keeping employees are even finding employees
You obviously have experience. Thank you for watching the video and for the feedback. if you ever need anything for your own use please feel free to message us with any questions. service@cotech.ca
Ok good video. To make a little more equal, the skid needed snow tracks. Nice plows, good ideas on the plow systems also. By the way it looks on the videos, I think the arctic plows do a better job in scraping the ground. Just my 2 cents.
Thanks for the input Buck, appreciate you watching !
What is that weird white ground cover you guys have? What purpose does it serve? How long do you leave it on before you have to scrape it off?
Just starting the video, but quick to comment. I like the new logo/intro you added in there over the horse sound. Need to make that longer, by time i was trying to check out the logo it was already gone. no music. make that thing 5 - 7 seconds at least.
Thanks John !