Stanley, I'm a retired snowblower due to diagnosis of ms 3 years ago. I just wanted to let you know how much I've been enjoying your videos. Thanks again brother.
I agree with connor smith, a telehandler with a bucket would help you stack snow with ease compared to what a bobcat or front end loader can do. I would be happy to show you a demonstration of such equipment over here in Plymouth, MN... let me know when you are going to show up.
Hey stan,are you jewing the customers by making them pay the rate for using the larger loader when you're using the "same thing as a volvo.." chinesum small loader?
During winter I don't even try to correct my sleep schedule after a snow storm anymore, I sleep when I'm tired in between storms and adjust my sleep as needed for thr upcoming storm, in-between snow storms i work in my shop which is attached to my house, if its 3am and I'm awake most likely I'm in the shop doing stuff, if I feel the need to sleep at noon and having nothing to do other than maintenance I sleep during the day, but I have given up on trying to keep a normal sleep schedule during the winter, I have found that I've become more productive using this system as oddly as that may sound.
Hey Stan, have you seen than huge snow mound right off of Old Shakopee and France by McDonald’s? That thing is massive, always wondered how they made that
Nice skid turn at the start - get it right ON ICE AND SNOW and it puts less wear on the machine and is MUCH quicker than a multi-point turn. If it makes you feel better, the same weather patterns and climate change that is giving you that snow is giving much of the rest of world record high temperatures and 'unseasonally' warm weather :-) Sometimes I really miss snow in the winter, but somehow watching your videos lessens that ;-)
We have to run chains on our loader and road grader or they are useless in snow. We are in mud season now and roads are posted with weight restrictions until May.
you should get a telehandler. A Genie 5519 shooting boom with a bucket attachment would allow you to extend the boom and stack snow 20 feet high, or a bigger machine could get even higher. They have a very long reach too which would allow you to place snow in areas previously inaccessible by standard equipment like over fences or anywhere you cant get to with a skid steer or payloader.
@Connor Smith but then good ol Stan would have to use his bigger equipment, and customers would actually get results.. instead Stan has to use his "just as good as Volvo" Shandong chinesum compact loader and charge the same rate as using the bigger wheel loader.
That loader doesn't look like it can push worth a buck you get into a little pile of snow and it slows down to half a mile an hour it may be cheap but you get what you pay for
@@jay90374 but evening other videos where they have the challenge of the one big snow Pusher against all the other pieces of equipment if that payloader could push like it should be able to it would have easily outworked another set of equipment. I guess me being a farmer and getting used to hearing an engine log down on you pushing hard with it just makes me think that something is wrong with it that it never laborers the engine at all. A 5000/6000 series John Deere tractor with a loader on it without work that thing every day of the week, would be more comfortable to drive and would be easy to road at a nice 26 miles an hour.
its lack of traction not lack of power, also snow that has already been plowed once is hard and compacted. traction is a function of the tires and the weight of the machine. has nothing to do with the loader being a good loader or not. if your driving a car on a icy road and you press the gas and the tires spin and the car doesn't go anywhere will having more power fix that problem?
Mind you this tractor does not have a loader so it can't stack snow as high but you get the point you would be able to plow a foot of snow at 20 miles an hour no problems not that you would want to go that fast but it sure as hell beats half a mile an hour th-cam.com/video/mwf0RKOdD50/w-d-xo.html
@@Drew-in-NoDak big difference between moving old compacted snow and new snow, also you don't want to drive fast in a small parking lot stacking snow, good way to damage equipment or have accidents. your comparing apples to oranges.
How's that new loader holding up I'm very interested in 1 want to put a metal pless on it u should check those plows out crazy clean scrape w live edge technology
Love your videos man !!! And Farm cats!!!! I’m from central Indiana where it doesn’t snow anymore I guess!! But my ? Is does a guy with just plows on his truck make it out there or do they have to have that big heavy equipment to move the the big bulky snows you guys get up there ? Thanks stay safe and I’ve learned a lot from your videos..
You should really discuss how it saves you money by having 2 shifts of guys for snow removal. I have fired guys for that during winter. That is the easiest way to get a Diesel to gel up.
watching huge balls of frozen snow fall over the top of the bucket on the UNPROTECTED hydraulic line which is just swinging away is a huge issue to me. I would replace that line, re-route it so that it is attached to the arms.
I've asked this before when you posted a video dealing with icy/snowing conditions, why don't you run chains on any equipment? They're pretty much standard around me it'd be weird to see a loader, skidsteer, or plow without them?
I would assume it has to do with the damage they could possibly do to the customers parking lots. If he has to drive them on public roads chains are illegal in MN. The only place you see them are on private roads, dirt roads, and lakes.
you ever think Tim doesn't get nervous when you get right in behind him because he knows it's you? Also you should get a set of Nokian tires for the Sledge
akmarksman do you not understand that it is a Volvo loader just without all of the Volvo bells and whistles? Also a diff lock can be added to any axle as long as you know how to do it.
Lmao theres no priming to electrical diesel engine mechanical like your old bobcat yes you gotta prime but that would prime itself bumping the ignition making the fuel pump kick on just like your pickups
Do you have to have a 'special' endorsement on you drivers license to drive/use any of that equipment or just prove to the 'boss' (you) that you can use it properly?
There usually is nothing for operating heavy equipment. Here in michigan as long as it has a triangle slow moving sign and stays under 25mph you dont even need a license
Personally when I plow I do that right away push it as far as I can. If it ever gets to the point we have to literally move it, and no offense that front end loader looks like a waste of time, the skidloader would of did the trick.
Why did you take the arctic sectional off to put the protec on? Was somebody to afraid to damage their pusher? We’re you afraid of the cost of the blocks when you break it?
I've got a Mavic Air and what you do to your poor UAVs makes me cringe! This time hit by a loader... Before that you dropped a tree on it. DJI needs to have you on the durability testing squad!
Nic Santa guessing they use a truck to plow the lot. It’s a small lot away from his loader lots. Charge to stack when they need the parking spaces. Not big enough for a dedicated machine to sit there all winter.
What horse power does the loader have and how much was it? At age 12 I am thinking about starting a landscaping company and I am thinking about what equipment I will need in the future.
Buy some good second-hand equipment off of offerup or craigslist. Buy a honda mower, a stihl weedeater and a stihl handheld blower. Don't go and buy brand new troy-built stuff from home depot.
Cameron ******** I already have a cub cadet 46 in. A echo backpack leaf blower and echo trimmer though the mower is not in the best shape of doing my own yard for 3y years and my dad doing 7 years before me
@@jay90374 so the channel does videos on landscaping? Sounds riveting. The snow videos are interesting but not sure I'd want to watch people gardening lol
@@pryme2013 - And why would you think I care whether you are amused or not? Especially if you are clueless enough to think landscaping is the same as gardening.
@@pryme2013 - I never asked if, or intimated that, you cared. You asked a question, I answered. Then. instead of a simple thank you, you seemed to think I cared what you watch and decided to share it with me.
Sami Partanen good thing we love in good old America the beautiful where anybody can make their dreams come true despite the equipment they have or start out with.
But you know they are amateurs at this. Only a idiot would go and try move snow piles with a freakin plow. Everybody should know that you must have a big and light bucket to move the snow.
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Stanley, I'm a retired snowblower due to diagnosis of ms 3 years ago. I just wanted to let you know how much I've been enjoying your videos. Thanks again brother.
I agree with connor smith, a telehandler with a bucket would help you stack snow with ease compared to what a bobcat or front end loader can do. I would be happy to show you a demonstration of such equipment over here in Plymouth, MN... let me know when you are going to show up.
I love your optimism!
Thank you!
Great video brother keep up the awesome work god bless you and your family
Thank you Thomas !
Fantastic snow day... Thank you!
Thanks for watching !
Awesome video Stanley plow on
Thanks David!
PERFECT opening music!
Thank you!
😂😁Look what followed me home, can I keep it?
Yea... I use to pull that one on my parents all the time!
We've got three now!
Great job, good camera shots and interesting content
Thanks Kenny P, appreciate that !
We don’t get to see this much white stuff here in Roll Tide Country! But I enjoy watching you guys work with it! Great videos, keep them coming...
Thank you !
Love the video... I wish we had snow like that!!! I’m from Canada we are supposed to get all the snow lol
You can have ours
Hey stan,are you jewing the customers by making them pay the rate for using the larger loader when you're using the "same thing as a volvo.." chinesum small loader?
During winter I don't even try to correct my sleep schedule after a snow storm anymore, I sleep when I'm tired in between storms and adjust my sleep as needed for thr upcoming storm, in-between snow storms i work in my shop which is attached to my house, if its 3am and I'm awake most likely I'm in the shop doing stuff, if I feel the need to sleep at noon and having nothing to do other than maintenance I sleep during the day, but I have given up on trying to keep a normal sleep schedule during the winter, I have found that I've become more productive using this system as oddly as that may sound.
Wild the snow you guys have I've already been drilling and setting posts lol!
I'm in Mass and I'm mulching this week lol
I had a thought of a set of studded snows on that loader?! Do they even make them for "heavy equipment"?
Sounds like you are ready for spring.
Hey Stan, have you seen than huge snow mound right off of Old Shakopee and France by McDonald’s? That thing is massive, always wondered how they made that
Big snowblower I think
that was a cool slide man
Thanks !
You should do a video comparing your standard loader tires and Nokian Hakkapeliitta tires
I don't have those tires to do a comparison-sorry
It could be a good marketing move by the company to give Stan a set as a good review may help their company branch into the US and Canadian markets?
Aw how cute 2-4 inches 😂😂💀
Hey Stan, maybe you need an extra counter weight on the Sledge. I don’t know, find out if it will make a difference or not and let me know would ya?
Nice looking Fish Tank. Is it bolted in the wall?
Nice skid turn at the start - get it right ON ICE AND SNOW and it puts less wear on the machine and is MUCH quicker than a multi-point turn.
If it makes you feel better, the same weather patterns and climate change that is giving you that snow is giving much of the rest of world record high temperatures and 'unseasonally' warm weather :-)
Sometimes I really miss snow in the winter, but somehow watching your videos lessens that ;-)
Thanks for the comments and for viewing !
Stanley, how does the mono boom on the Volvo hold up to plowing snow, dirt work etc. I was wondering if you would recommend a Volvo/jcb.
We have to run chains on our loader and road grader or they are useless in snow. We are in mud season now and roads are posted with weight restrictions until May.
you should get a telehandler. A Genie 5519 shooting boom with a bucket attachment would allow you to extend the boom and stack snow 20 feet high, or a bigger machine could get even higher. They have a very long reach too which would allow you to place snow in areas previously inaccessible by standard equipment like over fences or anywhere you cant get to with a skid steer or payloader.
jcb 320!! 17ft
@@andrewreed4538 The JCB units are really nice and good power for how compact
@Connor Smith but then good ol Stan would have to use his bigger equipment, and customers would actually get results.. instead Stan has to use his "just as good as Volvo" Shandong chinesum compact loader and charge the same rate as using the bigger wheel loader.
That loader doesn't look like it can push worth a buck you get into a little pile of snow and it slows down to half a mile an hour it may be cheap but you get what you pay for
LOL, yeah it should spin those tires and be completely useless!
@@jay90374 but evening other videos where they have the challenge of the one big snow Pusher against all the other pieces of equipment if that payloader could push like it should be able to it would have easily outworked another set of equipment.
I guess me being a farmer and getting used to hearing an engine log down on you pushing hard with it just makes me think that something is wrong with it that it never laborers the engine at all.
A 5000/6000 series John Deere tractor with a loader on it without work that thing every day of the week, would be more comfortable to drive and would be easy to road at a nice 26 miles an hour.
its lack of traction not lack of power, also snow that has already been plowed once is hard and compacted. traction is a function of the tires and the weight of the machine. has nothing to do with the loader being a good loader or not. if your driving a car on a icy road and you press the gas and the tires spin and the car doesn't go anywhere will having more power fix that problem?
Mind you this tractor does not have a loader so it can't stack snow as high but you get the point you would be able to plow a foot of snow at 20 miles an hour no problems not that you would want to go that fast but it sure as hell beats half a mile an hour
th-cam.com/video/mwf0RKOdD50/w-d-xo.html
@@Drew-in-NoDak big difference between moving old compacted snow and new snow, also you don't want to drive fast in a small parking lot stacking snow, good way to damage equipment or have accidents. your comparing apples to oranges.
Lucky you. I love plowing
Did you do any type of oil treatment on the SDLG ? When I see you roading it all I can think about is rust.
Nothing like that. I should though
How's that new loader holding up I'm very interested in 1 want to put a metal pless on it u should check those plows out crazy clean scrape w live edge technology
I wondered how that tracked skidsteer they had with the chipper/shredder would do with that
Loader is holding up fine
Looks like the bucket spills a lot when stacking. Maybe should have a mesh to make it taller.
🤔😲😁😂😂 🤗Someones crabby!
Does that loader oscillate at the main frame where it pivots
Stanley.... I wish you were in the Chicago land area.... I need a job.... Lol
You need that snowblower from the other video🙂
I know- it was a beast!
Love your videos man !!! And Farm cats!!!! I’m from central Indiana where it doesn’t snow anymore I guess!! But my ? Is does a guy with just plows on his truck make it out there or do they have to have that big heavy equipment to move the the big bulky snows you guys get up there ? Thanks stay safe and I’ve learned a lot from your videos..
Does the bobcat have heat?
Whats the purpose of that metal bar that moves rearward when the bucket tilts down/forward?
It is a level guide. When it matches a certain point on the machine then your bucket is parallel to the ground
return to dig
Where in Minnesota is this?
Leave about a inch or 2 snow down for traction
Any experience with snow melters?
How many hours on it now?
You should really discuss how it saves you money by having 2 shifts of guys for snow removal. I have fired guys for that during winter. That is the easiest way to get a Diesel to gel up.
Good topic Don!
Is it still snowing there?
watching huge balls of frozen snow fall over the top of the bucket on the UNPROTECTED hydraulic line which is just swinging away is a huge issue to me. I would replace that line, re-route it so that it is attached to the arms.
Your fly's open.
where's your chains ?? Your in MN man
I've asked this before when you posted a video dealing with icy/snowing conditions, why don't you run chains on any equipment? They're pretty much standard around me it'd be weird to see a loader, skidsteer, or plow without them?
I would assume it has to do with the damage they could possibly do to the customers parking lots. If he has to drive them on public roads chains are illegal in MN. The only place you see them are on private roads, dirt roads, and lakes.
Damage to lots and also harder on equipment
interesting never would have thought of them not being allowed on public roads. As I said its standard around here.
Making Stacks,sheewww I'm glad down South in NC we don't get much Snow,but I see where all of the Snow is.
No more snow videos Stan! It’s done snowing for the year right?!
I hope so!
hi about use snow blower?
Thank God for Global Warming. Think about how bad it could have been 😂😂😂. Great content 👍.
LOL- True!!
I live up in northern Minnesota and when i plow sidewalks in residential areas i end up drifting when there is ice
you ever think Tim doesn't get nervous when you get right in behind him because he knows it's you? Also you should get a set of Nokian tires for the Sledge
Maybe you should also ballast the tires if they aren't already to give them extra weight.
Also, another idea, putting diff locks in the axles.
@@CoalChrome he probably can't in his little Shandong "just as good as a Volvo" loader.
akmarksman do you not understand that it is a Volvo loader just without all of the Volvo bells and whistles? Also a diff lock can be added to any axle as long as you know how to do it.
What about snow chains?
Lmao theres no priming to electrical diesel engine mechanical like your old bobcat yes you gotta prime but that would prime itself bumping the ignition making the fuel pump kick on just like your pickups
Hey Stanley you should think about a snowblower for front end loader SDJG
I know- but they are super expensive
Do you have to have a 'special' endorsement on you drivers license to drive/use any of that equipment or just prove to the 'boss' (you) that you can use it properly?
There usually is nothing for operating heavy equipment. Here in michigan as long as it has a triangle slow moving sign and stays under 25mph you dont even need a license
Nothing special to run one
Why dont you use one of your bigger loaders?
Didn't you hear they are broken down
Didn't you hear they were broken down ?
My money is on the Def definitely doesn't like Minnesota Winters and something in that system froze, Soo everything over 74hp died, lol
He can charge the same rate as using the big loaders for using his little shandong, so he can screw customers out of more money..
Personally when I plow I do that right away push it as far as I can. If it ever gets to the point we have to literally move it, and no offense that front end loader looks like a waste of time, the skidloader would of did the trick.
Do I need a commercial drivers license to operate a compact loader?
no
Nope
U say u have all those but can't get some chains for your tire wow
Why did you take the arctic sectional off to put the protec on? Was somebody to afraid to damage their pusher? We’re you afraid of the cost of the blocks when you break it?
Yep- I didn't want to damage the arctic. Its an amazing pusher but not designed to slam into packed ice
With a metal pless live edge you wouldn’t have these issues
So glad I moved out of MN ,
The winters can be long for sure, thanks for viewing !
if this was shot in feb?????
its mar 30th... current situation??? current fotos???
poor dgi drone,......
I would say if all you are doing is stacking the bucket is better.
I've got a Mavic Air and what you do to your poor UAVs makes me cringe! This time hit by a loader... Before that you dropped a tree on it. DJI needs to have you on the durability testing squad!
I know- Those things are crazy tough!
Daylight saving... sleep with snowplows... what's that?😴
13:40 DRIFTIT
LOL
Why not stack it while plowing
Nic Santa guessing they use a truck to plow the lot. It’s a small lot away from his loader lots. Charge to stack when they need the parking spaces. Not big enough for a dedicated machine to sit there all winter.
Matthew Harbert
Yeah I guess thats why here we only use loaders
Why don't you put chains on your machines
We need a semi-transcontinental snow moving belt to move the snow from you guys to us so we east coasters can snowboard into April!
What horse power does the loader have and how much was it? At age 12 I am thinking about starting a landscaping company and I am thinking about what equipment I will need in the future.
Buy some good second-hand equipment off of offerup or craigslist. Buy a honda mower, a stihl weedeater and a stihl handheld blower. Don't go and buy brand new troy-built stuff from home depot.
You don't need to be looking at a $60,000 piece of equipment
Cameron ******** I already have a cub cadet 46 in. A echo backpack leaf blower and echo trimmer though the mower is not in the best shape of doing my own yard for 3y years and my dad doing 7 years before me
By the way I am fishing right now
@@notquitebryce4200 You don't need anything else then unless you get a lot of snow, then buy a good snowblower
Chain up the wheels on that pay loader
Or get real winter tires with softer rubber compound when it's cold supposed for snow plowing. You can have them with studs too.
@@uppsalahazzemarkstedt2759 chains are far cheaper than tires, and provide more grip.
pay loader? Its just a loader..or wheel loader if you're going by type.
Time to hire more "responsible" people to work for you.
Y'all still snow on the ground? It is 85 here today. I will say the trade off is Hurricane season will soon be here. lol
Lol, thanks for watching Jerry!
Finally my first like,wait what why is it blue
Thats what color it changes.
Buy some muck arctic boots instead of those things your wearing
Oh- I like my Keens!
Good video but too much talkin half the video has nothin to do with stacking snow. Could have put more content of less talkin
What does this channel do when there is no snow to plow? It's all gone in the twin cities now lol
Landscaping of course, pretty much the same as every other company!
@@jay90374 so the channel does videos on landscaping? Sounds riveting. The snow videos are interesting but not sure I'd want to watch people gardening lol
@@pryme2013 - And why would you think I care whether you are amused or not? Especially if you are clueless enough to think landscaping is the same as gardening.
@@jay90374 I dont care at all, it's you who replied to my post, not the other way around lol
@@pryme2013 - I never asked if, or intimated that, you cared. You asked a question, I answered. Then. instead of a simple thank you, you seemed to think I cared what you watch and decided to share it with me.
Can you turn the music down by 50% it’s over powering
he is a reckless operator.
What a bunch of amateurs. You wouldnt be working in finland with those crappy machines.
Sami Partanen good thing we love in good old America the beautiful where anybody can make their dreams come true despite the equipment they have or start out with.
Well said Zach!
But you know they are amateurs at this. Only a idiot would go and try move snow piles with a freakin plow. Everybody should know that you must have a big and light bucket to move the snow.