Buy your HLA Snow Pusher from Good Works Tractors! We can ship! Click the link below! For John Deere Quick Attach: www.goodworkstractors.com/product/hla-60-snow-pusher-with-back-drag-for-sale/ For Kubota & Skid Steer Quick Attach: www.goodworkstractors.com/product/hla-snow-pusher/
Nice demonstration of your setup. I like the idea of the snow pusher paired with the snow blower. It was good to see a sales distributor stand behind the product they sale by showing that they not only know the product specs but can demonstrate how to use the product properly. Stay safe.
Made my decision to add an HLA 60" snowpusher to my new John Deere 2025R. Great video. Short and sweet .... Will be in touch soon Good Works :) Thank You !!
great video I just bought an hla 72 inch 1500. Very happy with and built tough, great quality item. I added plastic cutting edges instead of the rubber or stee;
I see your process push it all in a pile then use the snowblower to blow it over the fence for someone else to deal with God bless merry Christmas buddy
Howdy, quite well on sloped drives. If you are in the float function on your loader, then the pusher will follow the contour of the drive. I don't suggest going up to the 2500 Series until you're in a JD 4 Series frame size or Kubota L4xxx Series. Need a lot of weight to push in my opinion.
Nice video and good discussions in the comments. Looking forward to the demo with deeper snow. I was surprised by your size recommendations. If a snow pusher is not wider than my 53" bucket, it would not seem to offer much of an advantage. What am i missing?
Great question Terry. One of the main functions of the bucket edge is to dig. It is very easy to damage a paved surface or to scrape away material from a unpaved surface even when being careful. These can be costly and time consuming repairs. Additionally, most subcompacts and smaller compacts don't come with the option to add a replaceable cutting edge. This means you will wear out the front edge of your bucket very quickly, most likely creating an uneven edge along the front and often times wearing the corners back so far that they wear down to the side plate or beyond. Lastly, buckets tend to "hold" snow in the corners and back edge. Yes, raising and rolling with a "shaking" affect will help release this snow, but that also adds inefficiency to the snow removal process. A snow pusher rides on two adjustable and replaceable skid shoes (one on either end) and a replaceable/reversible cutting edge in either steel or rubber. The design of the HLA pushers are to keep snow rolling forward to work with the tractor instead of working against it. The corners are designed to release as much snow as possible instead of trapping it. The backdrag feature is a really awesome bonus as well although not everyone has the need for it. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Why is it so hard to finde a 2038r? I have been trying to finde one for over a year. I believe that would be the tractor i would want just because of the need to run a splitter on the 3 point. Just can't finde one to look at up close. Also wat is the size diffrence between the 2032 and 2038. Looking at the specs it looks like 2038 would be a bigger tractor?
I live in Rochester Hills Mi.Saturday hopefully you make another video.Were going to get hit with my way 5'' to 11'' maybe.I am thinking of selling or trading my 2014 1025R TLB for a new model. I am consistently watching your page for used tractors with low hours.I'd like to get a Wood Land wood chipper.But the 1025 has only 18 pot as you know.
Hi Allan, Yes, I saw that in the forecast. Am I though only one who get's excited about a big snow coming? Haha! Keep your eyes peeled and I'm sure the right one will come along sooner or later. Inventory is always changing! Thanks for your support Allan!
Doesn't back dragging like that hurt (bend) the curl cylinders? I've had to change out a few cylinders that the operator didn't know not to back drag with dumped bucket. "heel" the bucket when back dragging seems to work just fine.
@@GoodWorksTractors Probably a difference in pressure. I've dealt with operators who probably rolled the bucket all the way out, dropped the cutting edge down lifting the front tires off the ground a foot, then backing up. Whereas this, very light pressure is all that is required. Nice video! I'm looking for a good solution for me. Considering a plow with hydraulic wings, kind of get the best of both worlds.
I ve used the rubber edge on my JD snow plow with a 140 and it is quiet and non-marking . It deals well with all snow conditions and packed snow pretty well , you might need to go over the packed snow parts more than once but with the pavement cleaned so thoroughly and a bit of sun just about all the snow is gone often the same day you plow . So if it works in a plow, I know it will work on this pusher .
I liked the camera placement at the start of the video. Would you recommend the Snow Pusher for a gravel (slate ) driveway? Mine is about 200 ft. long.
Yes sir, that is one of the more popular applications. I typically recommend a steel edge and raising it up slightly with the adjustable skid shoes on either end.
@@GoodWorksTractors Thanks for the quick reply. Wish I lived closer so we could do business. You and TTWT have the best videos and compact tractor information out there. Keep up the great work.
How much "down" force or pressure was used with back dragging the snow pusher. Such as too much down force damaging the edge. That back dragging edge was hard plastic right...
Good question Herbie! I should have metioned that no downpressure was used at any point. The loader is moved into the float position (float function) when pushing forward and when backdragging. This function is found on all loaders I know if made in the 2000's and newer including x7 Series garden tractors, 1, 2, 3, 4 Series John Deere's and similar manufacturers. Float releases hydraulic down pressure and allows gravity and the weight of the implement to do the work. The loader (and pusher) can "float" or follow the contour of the surface you are plowing resulting in less wear on the tractor, loader, and your plowing surface. For those who don't know...the float function should be used as part of standard operating procedure whenever using the snow pusher, plow blade, or snow blower unless a specific circumstance calls for it. Both the main cutting edge and backdrag edge are a 1" thick reversible section of HD rubber. Not positive the exact composition, but it is not hard plastic.
Understand what your saying... I purchased my 2025R a few months ago and really like it a lot. I can see me buying a snow pusher in the future from ya. Thanks for the reply.
@@GoodWorksTractors Yup! Lulled myself last winter into removing the front mount blower early and run with the loader and edge tamers...paid the price! The pusher with the backdrag is a nice option. Let me know if some day you get a used one for a 1025R. One can only hope! LOL.
Can you ship a snow pusher or are you local pickup only? I have a 2018 2025r, it’s for the most part a 1025r in a 2 series chassis. Would you recommend the 54 or the 60inch pusher for that? Thanks!
Hi Woody, yes sir, we can ship. I would recommend a 60" for any 2 Series tractor. They weigh several hundred pounds more than a 1 Series with a larger rear end and tires. Thanks for reaching out!
Yes sir, I do take credit card. Call me at 269-720-4107 pretty much any time tomorrow. I will check with my distributor to see if they have any green 60" in stock right now. I sold out of my stock today, but more always on the way. Is black an option or do you need green?
nah. blowing your snow into the neighbor's yard is common practice among John Deere owners. the neighbors will just have to get used to it. th-cam.com/video/XhtyMoMIwPA/w-d-xo.html
Good video, and impressive what you are able to do by yourself. One comment to improve the videos, the closeups of you speaking are a bit too close, sort of in the viewer's personal space. I'd back off if you can. But the video is useful and i'll give it a thumbs up and subscribe.
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Buy your HLA Snow Pusher from Good Works Tractors! We can ship! Click the link below!
For John Deere Quick Attach: www.goodworkstractors.com/product/hla-60-snow-pusher-with-back-drag-for-sale/
For Kubota & Skid Steer Quick Attach: www.goodworkstractors.com/product/hla-snow-pusher/
Cool with that blower, I can give the gift of snow to a neighbor I don't like! (Love it.)
Nice demonstration of your setup. I like the idea of the snow pusher paired with the snow blower. It was good to see a sales distributor stand behind the product they sale by showing that they not only know the product specs but can demonstrate how to use the product properly. Stay safe.
those are the best pushers made they are built tough
LOVE THE CAMERA ANGLE OF INSIDE OF PUSHER
I thought it was pretty cool! I was worried it would fall off and I'd lose it in the snow, haha!
Guy on the other side of the fence “I thought the storm was over. What the heck”. Ha.
Made my decision to add an HLA 60" snowpusher to my new John Deere 2025R. Great video. Short and sweet .... Will be in touch soon Good Works :) Thank You !!
We bought one for are 2038 and waiting for the adapter exited to try it
great video I just bought an hla 72 inch 1500. Very happy with and built tough, great quality item. I added plastic cutting edges instead of the rubber or stee;
Nice! Thanks for watching!
I bought a 60” from him for my 3025. Works great.
Glad to hear it, thanks Todd!
I see your process push it all in a pile then use the snowblower to blow it over the fence for someone else to deal with God bless merry Christmas buddy
Haha. It goes into a field. At that point, Mother Nature takes care of the rest.
Can you do another video when you have more snow to deal with. It sure cleans it up well.
Yes sir, I definitely plan on it. We're supposed to get around 8" on Saturday. I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
great video courtney! Im loving my snow pusher I got from you!
Thanks Mike! Glad to hear it. Hope life's treating you well!
better then some not as good as others, but thank you and always been very happy doing business with you@@GoodWorksTractors
Excellent Video!! I like seeing the top on to see how close you can get when back draging
Thanks FF! That part takes a little practice. I'm probably more on the cautious side as the last thing I want to do is whack a building, haha!
Wonderful video! Nice work!
Thank you sir. I always appreciate the support!
Great demo on the snow pusher and snow blower!
Thank you very much!
Hope the neighbor kids were not playing behind the fence...LOL
Nice Presentation 👍
Thanks Mark! That one took a LOT of editing, haha!
How do these work on varying sloped steep driveways? Also, when would one want to jump up to an HLA 2500? Does the HLA 1500 work on a 2032r?
Howdy, quite well on sloped drives. If you are in the float function on your loader, then the pusher will follow the contour of the drive. I don't suggest going up to the 2500 Series until you're in a JD 4 Series frame size or Kubota L4xxx Series. Need a lot of weight to push in my opinion.
Nice video and good discussions in the comments. Looking forward to the demo with deeper snow. I was surprised by your size recommendations. If a snow pusher is not wider than my 53" bucket, it would not seem to offer much of an advantage. What am i missing?
Great question Terry. One of the main functions of the bucket edge is to dig. It is very easy to damage a paved surface or to scrape away material from a unpaved surface even when being careful. These can be costly and time consuming repairs. Additionally, most subcompacts and smaller compacts don't come with the option to add a replaceable cutting edge. This means you will wear out the front edge of your bucket very quickly, most likely creating an uneven edge along the front and often times wearing the corners back so far that they wear down to the side plate or beyond. Lastly, buckets tend to "hold" snow in the corners and back edge. Yes, raising and rolling with a "shaking" affect will help release this snow, but that also adds inefficiency to the snow removal process.
A snow pusher rides on two adjustable and replaceable skid shoes (one on either end) and a replaceable/reversible cutting edge in either steel or rubber. The design of the HLA pushers are to keep snow rolling forward to work with the tractor instead of working against it. The corners are designed to release as much snow as possible instead of trapping it. The backdrag feature is a really awesome bonus as well although not everyone has the need for it.
Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Excellent video!
Thank you sir!
Awesome..thanks
Why is it so hard to finde a 2038r? I have been trying to finde one for over a year. I believe that would be the tractor i would want just because of the need to run a splitter on the 3 point. Just can't finde one to look at up close. Also wat is the size diffrence between the 2032 and 2038. Looking at the specs it looks like 2038 would be a bigger tractor?
I live in Rochester Hills Mi.Saturday hopefully you make another video.Were going to get hit with my way 5'' to 11'' maybe.I am thinking of selling or trading my 2014 1025R TLB for a new model. I am consistently watching your page for used tractors with low hours.I'd like to get a Wood Land wood chipper.But the 1025 has only 18 pot as you know.
Hi Allan,
Yes, I saw that in the forecast. Am I though only one who get's excited about a big snow coming? Haha!
Keep your eyes peeled and I'm sure the right one will come along sooner or later. Inventory is always changing! Thanks for your support Allan!
What size would I need for a 3320 with turf tires 66 inch or could I get a 72?
Doesn't back dragging like that hurt (bend) the curl cylinders? I've had to change out a few cylinders that the operator didn't know not to back drag with dumped bucket. "heel" the bucket when back dragging seems to work just fine.
Haven't had an issue with it yet nor have I had a report from a customer over the years.
@@GoodWorksTractors Probably a difference in pressure. I've dealt with operators who probably rolled the bucket all the way out, dropped the cutting edge down lifting the front tires off the ground a foot, then backing up. Whereas this, very light pressure is all that is required.
Nice video! I'm looking for a good solution for me. Considering a plow with hydraulic wings, kind of get the best of both worlds.
wow have your videos come a long way from this one! Do you ship snow pushers to Alaska?
I ve used the rubber edge on my JD snow plow with a 140 and it is quiet and non-marking . It deals well with all snow conditions and packed snow pretty well , you might need to go over the packed snow parts more than once but with the pavement cleaned so thoroughly and a bit of sun just about all the snow is gone often the same day you plow . So if it works in a plow, I know it will work on this pusher .
I agree, thanks Heartland!
I liked the camera placement at the start of the video. Would you recommend the Snow Pusher for a gravel (slate ) driveway? Mine is about 200 ft. long.
Yes sir, that is one of the more popular applications. I typically recommend a steel edge and raising it up slightly with the adjustable skid shoes on either end.
@@GoodWorksTractors Thanks for the quick reply. Wish I lived closer so we could do business. You and TTWT have the best videos and compact tractor information out there. Keep up the great work.
How many miles are you from Michigan? I can always ship! :)
@@GoodWorksTractors I live in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia , Canada.
@@mrgoodwrench1103 Fastenal 3PL can get it there cheap enough. They are an excellent LTL shipper option for all over, but especially into Canada
What is the best choice for lawn ( 2ac)mower tractor with snow removal/ blower(14 car parking). Something easy on/off .
1025r
How much "down" force or pressure was used with back dragging the snow pusher. Such as too much down force damaging the edge. That back dragging edge was hard plastic right...
Good question Herbie!
I should have metioned that no downpressure was used at any point. The loader is moved into the float position (float function) when pushing forward and when backdragging. This function is found on all loaders I know if made in the 2000's and newer including x7 Series garden tractors, 1, 2, 3, 4 Series John Deere's and similar manufacturers. Float releases hydraulic down pressure and allows gravity and the weight of the implement to do the work. The loader (and pusher) can "float" or follow the contour of the surface you are plowing resulting in less wear on the tractor, loader, and your plowing surface.
For those who don't know...the float function should be used as part of standard operating procedure whenever using the snow pusher, plow blade, or snow blower unless a specific circumstance calls for it.
Both the main cutting edge and backdrag edge are a 1" thick reversible section of HD rubber. Not positive the exact composition, but it is not hard plastic.
Understand what your saying... I purchased my 2025R a few months ago and really like it a lot. I can see me buying a snow pusher in the future from ya. Thanks for the reply.
Awesome, you got a good one! Thanks for watching Herbie!
What is on the other side of the fence? Where you blew the snow?
An empty field
Ha Ha!! I figured it was, just didn't know for sure though!! Great video!!@@GoodWorksTractors
Only in tractor world is $2,000 considered cheap for an inanimate steel box!
Not enough in Battle Creek to plow. Misty rain here now.
It's been a very strange winter. Lots of snow in November, hardly a dusting in December, and pretty minimal in January so far.
EXACTLY. Kinda glad i haven't bought a tractor yet. Be hard to make money with it. Least I have time to do my homework on the correct setup i need.
Never know, last year it was a very late spring. If I recall, last snow was mid-April. Just can't predict it ya know?
U are correct !
@@GoodWorksTractors Yup! Lulled myself last winter into removing the front mount blower early and run with the loader and edge tamers...paid the price! The pusher with the backdrag is a nice option. Let me know if some day you get a used one for a 1025R. One can only hope! LOL.
Hopefully there no house or anything close to the other side of that fence for that blower is really blowing it out there
Can you ship a snow pusher or are you local pickup only? I have a 2018 2025r, it’s for the most part a 1025r in a 2 series chassis. Would you recommend the 54 or the 60inch pusher for that? Thanks!
Hi Woody, yes sir, we can ship. I would recommend a 60" for any 2 Series tractor. They weigh several hundred pounds more than a 1 Series with a larger rear end and tires. Thanks for reaching out!
How quick can you ship? What are your hours I can I call you to order? And do you take credit card?
Yes sir, I do take credit card. Call me at 269-720-4107 pretty much any time tomorrow. I will check with my distributor to see if they have any green 60" in stock right now. I sold out of my stock today, but more always on the way. Is black an option or do you need green?
I would prefer green if you had it or could get it in a week or so.
Copy that, I'll find out for sure in the morning.
Did you then have to go plow the neighbors behind? :D
nah. blowing your snow into the neighbor's yard is common practice among John Deere owners. the neighbors will just have to get used to it. th-cam.com/video/XhtyMoMIwPA/w-d-xo.html
where is your cab?
I, surprisingly, wasn't cold at all!
Good video, and impressive what you are able to do by yourself. One comment to improve the videos, the closeups of you speaking are a bit too close, sort of in the viewer's personal space. I'd back off if you can. But the video is useful and i'll give it a thumbs up and subscribe.
First AGAIN LOL
Atta boy :)
First to view. First to comment LOL
You were second Tom. Come on, faster next time! Haha!
I could use my ROPS but, I don't really believe my life is worth the effort.