👨🏻💻 We're learning and loving our time at Eagle Ridge. We may not do things the way you would but we're getting it done. What do you think we should work on next?
They obviously haven't driven a 4wd tractor in deep snow. Can you lock a differential, or drag 1 wheel brake slightly to get power to more than 2 wheels? Get those chains on. A small tractor doesn't weigh enough to get traction without chains( front and rear chains are best!).
@@MountainBeaches Most people that have dealt with this much snow have learned their lesson that a snow blower is required to move that much snow, blow it back in he trees and keep your tractor on the road !!
@@MountainBeaches I don't know what your definition of expensive is but a rear blower facing backwards is cheap IMO. If you're looking for a front mount blower or rear inverted blower they are a lot more expensive. Plus, you seem to be very gentle with the tractor but a plow on the loader arms isn't the best combination. You can bend the loader arms fairly easily.
First, I’m sorry for laughing but it was comically entertaining 😅😂. Second, that puppy dog is making me want another one. We had three small dogs until about a year and a half ago and we lost our Jack boy. Then, back in September we lost our Maggie girl. And then back in early January we lost our Belle Belle girl. It’s been quiet in our house without them and we miss them so much. They were all around 16 years old so we had them a long time. Give that Jazzy girl a hug for my wife and I… she’s a cutie!
It’s been awhile but I’m pretty sure my tractor had a differential lock. It appeared you had one rear and one front wheel actually turning. Lock that rear Differential that would help next time.
Hi guys, you might think about putting a wench on the truck. Not sure if it would pull out your tractor but it might come in handy for other issues. Way to stick with it!! ❤❤
Keep the front wheels straight! Best invest in a bungee cord for vehicles…check out farm owners who use the commercial ones to pull out farm equipment in the field..
You need a yank em rope. Watch a video or two on Matts off road recovery. Its a must have rope living wear you live and traveling like you do. Nothing better.
anthonyconti that also was my suggestion, use the momentum of the tow vehicle rather than relying on just traction. He also needs to use the rear differential lock, he was not as only one rear wheel was spinning !!!
Does your tractor have diff lock? Mine had it under your right heel, step on it and it gave better traction also if your blade has power angle you can put it down on the ground and use the hydraulic angle to push yourself backwards little by little, time consuming yes but doable. We look forward to your videos.
rogerbrown That was my first thought, not familiar with the tractor operation, both items, he needs to spend some time reading the owners manual on HOW to operate his tractor !!
First, sorry you got stuck but at least you never gave up. And the music choice when you sped up the video made me laugh out loud. It kind of reminded me of like a Laurel and Hardy or three stooges music. PS I love seeing all the little jazz Scenes. I’m a dog lover, but it’s so cute to see how happy that dog is.
You definitely need chains, actually thought you said you picked some up last video? Also, look for your rear differential lock lever, that helps a lot.
I sold my tractor up there and will be investing in a skid steer with a blower. During Winter I can’t reach the upper 2/3rds or my property! Yes gotta get chains. Add some snow flags along the ditch-line in the Fall. Get some sand-bags or kitty litter for traction. Max tracks for the truck too! Maybe a wench. The list goes on and on! Gotta love Idaho!
Alright, we were white knuckling it while watching every attempt!!! Rooting each time and when the chains went on we thought… this is IT!!! Gotta say, the music and sped up editing was comical… thanks for taking us along for the experience and lesson learned! Great teamwork too! Bravo!! 😅😂❤
Way to keep with it. Chains are usually better, but as you said, if they were new then try what you know. Well done! Also when you were in the ditch, it looked like you were were turning your front wheels too sharply where they were sliding and not helping. But I do agree that chains are probably the best approach. Again, kudos to you for keeping after it. Thanks for the video.😊
Norm, I learned a long time ago the chains go onto the tractor, even though it is four wheel drive, before the first snow flies. They make a world of difference, especially in the snow you are plowing. Also a lot easier to put on when it is dry and warmer. All in the learning process. Your are doing great.
My concern is watching this and one day needing medical attention in an emergency and not having that driveway plowed and unable to get out of there!! With that much snow…I would always be worried of that scenario!
Life if full of potential issues. We choose to live life to the fullest and not wrap ourselves in bubble wrap. You could die in an automobile accident which is MUCH more likely than the scenario you are suggesting. Tomorrow is never promised so we are living for today.
A month into owning my Massey 1742 with a blower and blade, I was blowing and slipped off the road. Stuck big time, got worse with every try. Had to get a neighbor with a larger tractor to come from the pasture side as there was fear of tipping my tractor. Lesson learned, driveway markers. All in the learning curve on the tractor limits. Looks like a pretty new tractor you have there.
Watching this and it’s 80F outside. Glad you got out! I keep thinking about all that wonderfully organized firewood you have 🥰 It would be so nice to experience a beautiful winter wonderland with a roaring fire and a nice beverage 😊 Blessings to you both!
Whenever I have a front end Snow plow on, I found that putting on the back hoe for the winter works like a charm if you get stuck. The backhoe can push, pull, lift as well as be an excellent counterweight.
Now that you've got some winter experience maybe it's time to add a snow blower to the list of attachments. Not that expensive and very handy. Goodworks Tractors has some good ones.
@@MountainBeaches Read your owners manual on how to operate your tractor and lose the ego and attitude and listen to people who have already learned the lessons of life.
@@wilburfinnigan2142 Seems to me you're not a very nice person with a big mouth to boot. Before you criticize, have a good look at yourself and your own ego!
Try to pull or push yourself out with the blade. Raise the front of the tractor and pull or push with the blade little at a time until you can get enough traction to drive out.
And the moral to ths story...put the chains on BEFORE you attempt to plow. Great effort and perserverance to work through being stuck. Hind sight is always 20-20 too. You'll be more prepared next time :)
Hey Norm. Wouldn’t the Snow Markers help with guiding you when you have those massive amounts of snow so that you know exactly how close you can get to the drainage easements? I’ve seen lawn care and snow removal companies in Northern Ohio use them to mark curbing and drainage ditch lines because of the heavy Lake effect snow they get from Lake Erie. You put them out before snow season and collect them back up in spring. Just a thought. Great video! I just love Eagle Ridge! Y’all could not have chosen a more beautiful piece of property.
My guy...that one was difficult to watch. If one is plowing snow in Idaho, please GO FASTER. Once you begin to move the snow the momentum you gather will keep the snow flying. I was a large Kubota tractor owner with a 200 yard driveway in snow country. The faster I went the more snow I threw with minimal berming. Also, I am guessing that your Yanmar does not have a locking rear differential. I was ready to jump in my truck and come help...but I do not think your videos are to date. 😂😂😂 love the content and wish I had bought up north on property. Living in a neighborhood in SW idaho is great, but I am am outdoorsman and love it up north. Love you guysand your content!
Norm, I agree with everyone above about chains but....the whole time I was see her try and pull you out I was thinking... Why don't you get yourselves a Yankum Rope from your Idajo neighbor. They're manufactured in idaho and probably built just for your conditions. Since you have such a popular youtube channel, he might even give you a set. He does for everyone else on youtube. Good luck.
Congrats on getting unstuck! When this happens again (and it will) try this. Place the truck in front of the tractor in the middle of the road in 4WD Low. Put a tow rope (longer than what you have) on the left rear wheel. Brake the front wheel (left or both). Pulling will rotate the tractor back on the road. If you purchase another rope you might want to condider one of the kinetic ropes (works like a bungee cord and multiplies you pulling power with a firm yank). We're in a drought now in New Mexico, but when we used to get serious snow (we're at 7,000 ft altitude) this worked great. Love your channel! Good luck!
Since you should be carrying a couple hundred pound bags of gravel/sand in the back of your pickup for better traction during the Winter, just spread some of that in front of all 4 tires of the tractor and it will walk right out...Heavy Duty cardboard often will also work most of the time..Just.another good reason to have chains for your tractor in the Winter time.
You need to be using your snow plow blade to push you out. Lift it up high, turn it under, bring it straight down to the ground then turn it back out towards the front. I’ve never bothered with chains and just using the blade have pushed myself out too many times to count.
Absolutely. I’m almost afraid to admit it but I forgot to put the differential lock in place until the end. My bad and newness with the tractor. Won’t make either of those mistakes this winter. Thanks!
Your problem was ignorance in the operation of your tractor !!! Most good tractors have a rear differential lock, a pedal on the floor to step on to lock both rear wheels together so they both get power, ALL the time you only had one rear wheel spinning, check your tractor and READ the owners manual to learn where the pedal is, makes all the difference in the world. Also when backing and you need a push use your front end loader curl back as far as you can lower frt loader, and as you start backing use the front curl to push back, should work even with the blade, but use your chains and even chains on the front tires, you also might want to invest in one of these new snatch tow straps that have some give and use the momentum of the truck to snatch it out, back, get some slack and gun it, and the momentum of the truck is more than the traction.
Hi norm and Kim when I have heavy fall of snow my chains are on first .I get that bit better bite although some times even the chains don't help I have a big powerful winch fitted on the front of tractorand a winch fitted on a frame that can be mounted on the back .you really need a winch as it can pull you out of most mishaps . Powder soft snow when deep is only good for one thing and that is having a pow day skiing the slopes
Let there be snow Kim and Norm looks like your having fun so to speak. A Skidsteer would be great right about now. Versatility thats their specialty. But thats just my opinion guys . Glad you are enjoying life . Getting ready to go outside and enjoy the mid sixties today and seventies tomorrow. Be careful and stay safe God love ❤ya both.
@@MountainBeaches ❤️ yes but I hope you don't take it as criticism I was born on a farm driving tractor at 7 but when it comes to book keeping I would be the first to take your receipts to accountants in a basket
Snow is beautiful to look at. But... nasty for living in. Surprised you didn't alrwady have chains on the tractor & that after your 1st trek up the driveway after your Hawaii trip, you didn't put uo snow markers. Lessons learned! Last lesson >> be a snowbird next year so you don't have to deal with all the snow challenges & so you stay well & healthy. Do NOT want to see y'all with any ❤ or other cardio issues caused by your snow doings.
snow like that at your age stay in caravan eat have some beer not go out till snow go down keep warm come Thailand so hot know NO SNOW only me my names SNOWY
👨🏻💻 We're learning and loving our time at Eagle Ridge. We may not do things the way you would but we're getting it done. What do you think we should work on next?
Never plow without chains......your learning........hang in there.....
Last week I had people telling me to return the chains since I have a 4 wheel drive tractor. 😀
Agree, just cause it's 4 wheel drive doesn't make it infallible
They obviously haven't driven a 4wd tractor in deep snow. Can you lock a differential, or drag 1 wheel brake slightly to get power to more than 2 wheels? Get those chains on. A small tractor doesn't weigh enough to get traction without chains( front and rear chains are best!).
Chains Chains Chains Chains!!!!!!!
Worse day for such a nice couple. Sorry if you heard me chuckle.
One thing you might want to do is to mark the sides of the driveway with poles . and always use the chains when you are plowing snow.
I have to say, you made me laugh, I felt bad laughing, but that music, I couldn't help it. Thanks for sharing ALL of your adventures, good or bad.
Haha, I purposefully selected that music for some comic relief. Glad you liked it 😂
I see a snowblower in your future 😁
YES!!!
Yep time for a snowblower attachment for the tractor.
Know of any deals because they are lots of 💵💵💵💰💰💰
@@MountainBeaches Most people that have dealt with this much snow have learned their lesson that a snow blower is required to move that much snow, blow it back in he trees and keep your tractor on the road !!
@@MountainBeaches I don't know what your definition of expensive is but a rear blower facing backwards is cheap IMO. If you're looking for a front mount blower or rear inverted blower they are a lot more expensive. Plus, you seem to be very gentle with the tractor but a plow on the loader arms isn't the best combination. You can bend the loader arms fairly easily.
First, I’m sorry for laughing but it was comically entertaining 😅😂. Second, that puppy dog is making me want another one. We had three small dogs until about a year and a half ago and we lost our Jack boy. Then, back in September we lost our Maggie girl. And then back in early January we lost our Belle Belle girl. It’s been quiet in our house without them and we miss them so much. They were all around 16 years old so we had them a long time. Give that Jazzy girl a hug for my wife and I… she’s a cutie!
All a learning curve for another dumping winter down the road. May never have snow like this again😉
Beautiful Country views
Chains like American Express never leave home without them!!
I can see a snow blower in Norms future!
Beautiful view BTW.
A good thing Jass is black or you would loose him in the ❄️ snow 😅
😂
It’s been awhile but I’m pretty sure my tractor had a differential lock. It appeared you had one rear and one front wheel actually turning.
Lock that rear Differential that would help next time.
Yea, I finally found the lock just as we got it out 😂
Hi guys, you might think about putting a wench on the truck. Not sure if it would pull out your tractor but it might come in handy for other issues. Way to stick with it!! ❤❤
It’s crossed my mind.
I thought that was his wench in the truck 😁
Keep the front wheels straight! Best invest in a bungee cord for vehicles…check out farm owners who use the commercial ones to pull out farm equipment in the field..
With such a narrow driveway and the snow you receive, I think I’m seriously considering a blower attachment, plus chains, by next year.
You need a yank em rope. Watch a video or two on Matts off road recovery. Its a must have rope living wear you live and traveling like you do. Nothing better.
anthonyconti that also was my suggestion, use the momentum of the tow vehicle rather than relying on just traction. He also needs to use the rear differential lock, he was not as only one rear wheel was spinning !!!
Buy a For Sale sign as soon as spring comes❤❤
Not a chance.
Plows and chains just work better together. Nice job. 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Kim. I would have been so nervous trying to pull that tractor in that slippery mess. Good for you!
Does your tractor have diff lock? Mine had it under your right heel, step on it and it gave better traction also if your blade has power angle you can put it down on the ground and use the hydraulic angle to push yourself backwards little by little, time consuming yes but doable. We look forward to your videos.
I discovered the locking diff on that last pull that got me out 🤦🏻♂️😂
I learned a lot about getting unstuck because I had a ADHD pre teen son that would take the tractor to places it never should have went. Lol
😂😂😂
rogerbrown That was my first thought, not familiar with the tractor operation, both items, he needs to spend some time reading the owners manual on HOW to operate his tractor !!
@@MountainBeaches well DUUUUUUHHHHH!!!!!!!
First, sorry you got stuck but at least you never gave up. And the music choice when you sped up the video made me laugh out loud. It kind of reminded me of like a Laurel and Hardy or three stooges music. PS I love seeing all the little jazz Scenes. I’m a dog lover, but it’s so cute to see how happy that dog is.
You sir need a snow blower to put surgically the snow where you want it
You definitely need chains, actually thought you said you picked some up last video? Also, look for your rear differential lock lever, that helps a lot.
That was truly entertaining.........happy u shared......I held my breath for you a few times.....I totally understand the chains decision
Keep the chains on all winter. It doesn't make sense to plow at low speeds without chains
I sold my tractor up there and will be investing in a skid steer with a blower. During Winter I can’t reach the upper 2/3rds or my property! Yes gotta get chains. Add some snow flags along the ditch-line in the Fall. Get some sand-bags or kitty litter for traction. Max tracks for the truck too! Maybe a wench. The list goes on and on! Gotta love Idaho!
DIFFERENTIAL LOCK --- SNOWBLOWER 🇺🇲👍
Alright, we were white knuckling it while watching every attempt!!! Rooting each time and when the chains went on we thought… this is IT!!! Gotta say, the music and sped up editing was comical… thanks for taking us along for the experience and lesson learned! Great teamwork too! Bravo!! 😅😂❤
Way to keep with it. Chains are usually better, but as you said, if they were new then try what you know. Well done! Also when you were in the ditch, it looked like you were were turning your front wheels too sharply where they were sliding and not helping. But I do agree that chains are probably the best approach. Again, kudos to you for keeping after it. Thanks for the video.😊
Thanks for the tips!
@@MountainBeaches you are welcome. Hope I didn’t sound like a know it all. I enjoy your videos and am thankful you put them out there. All the best!
Norm,
I learned a long time ago the chains go onto the tractor, even though it is four wheel drive, before the first snow flies. They make a world of difference, especially in the snow you are plowing. Also a lot easier to put on when it is dry and warmer. All in the learning process. Your are doing great.
Next winter, outline the edge with 4-5' rebar and 1/2" PVC pipe. Orange paint on ends of pipe.
loucinci yeah mark where the edge of the damn ditch is !!!
Yankum recovery rope.
My concern is watching this and one day needing medical attention in an emergency and not having that driveway plowed and unable to get out of there!! With that much snow…I would always be worried of that scenario!
Life if full of potential issues. We choose to live life to the fullest and not wrap ourselves in bubble wrap. You could die in an automobile accident which is MUCH more likely than the scenario you are suggesting. Tomorrow is never promised so we are living for today.
For sand or snow lower air pressure can help but a shovel always is a must... and for 4x4 low gear.
You must have heard me!
My bad, wrong tractor.
Always keep your tire chains on in the snow. Great job!
A month into owning my Massey 1742 with a blower and blade, I was blowing and slipped off the road. Stuck big time, got worse with every try. Had to get a neighbor with a larger tractor to come from the pasture side as there was fear of tipping my tractor. Lesson learned, driveway markers. All in the learning curve on the tractor limits. Looks like a pretty new tractor you have there.
Perseverance Norm & Kim! - Great teamwork! - Cheers!
Thanks.
Norm, next time with physics in mind, turn your front tires away from the roadside, .and you will have success
Watching this and it’s 80F outside. Glad you got out! I keep thinking about all that wonderfully organized firewood you have 🥰 It would be so nice to experience a beautiful winter wonderland with a roaring fire and a nice beverage 😊
Blessings to you both!
Whenever I have a front end Snow plow on, I found that putting on the back hoe for the winter works like a charm if you get stuck. The backhoe can push, pull, lift as well as be an excellent counterweight.
I don’t have a backhoe for the tractor.
can you flag the driveway so when plowing you don't go over to far? Advise from a farmer always chains on the tires four wheel drive or not.
Now that you've got some winter experience maybe it's time to add a snow blower to the list of attachments. Not that expensive and very handy. Goodworks Tractors has some good ones.
Chains for tractor and truck
Every time you turned your wheel you got stuck. Whenever you get stuck, keep your wheels straight until you get out. Just watch the video and see.
It helps when you know how to run equipment. This is why there are so many safety warnings on equipment!
You’ve got to start somewhere right? Last I checked none of us were born with those skills. I’m doing my best and learning. Thanks.
It sure helps when we dont judge our neighbors, sometimes trial and error are the best lessons. Learning something every day is the best gift in life.
@@MountainBeaches Read your owners manual on how to operate your tractor and lose the ego and attitude and listen to people who have already learned the lessons of life.
@@wilburfinnigan2142 Seems to me you're not a very nice person with a big mouth to boot. Before you criticize, have a good look at yourself and your own ego!
Great comments!! Hubby and I had mentioned many. Haha
Try to pull or push yourself out with the blade. Raise the front of the tractor and pull or push with the blade little at a time until you can get enough traction to drive out.
And the moral to ths story...put the chains on BEFORE you attempt to plow. Great effort and perserverance to work through being stuck. Hind sight is always 20-20 too. You'll be more prepared next time :)
Amen, Life where you get the test before the lesson.
It’s funny because last week I kept hearing from people telling me to return the chains. A four wheel drive tractor doesn’t need them 😀
@@MountainBeacheswere they "beaches" people?
@@MountainBeaches Did you learn that was BULL$HIT ?????
Hey Norm. Wouldn’t the Snow Markers help with guiding you when you have those massive amounts of snow so that you know exactly how close you can get to the drainage easements? I’ve seen lawn care and snow removal companies in Northern Ohio use them to mark curbing and drainage ditch lines because of the heavy Lake effect snow they get from Lake Erie. You put them out before snow season and collect them back up in spring. Just a thought. Great video! I just love Eagle Ridge! Y’all could not have chosen a more beautiful piece of property.
Heart attack doing all that shoving
Heck no, it’s a cardio workout and good for me 😀
@@MountainBeaches Until it kills you !!! Work SMARTER not harder !!!
My guy...that one was difficult to watch. If one is plowing snow in Idaho, please GO FASTER. Once you begin to move the snow the momentum you gather will keep the snow flying. I was a large Kubota tractor owner with a 200 yard driveway in snow country. The faster I went the more snow I threw with minimal berming. Also, I am guessing that your Yanmar does not have a locking rear differential. I was ready to jump in my truck and come help...but I do not think your videos are to date. 😂😂😂 love the content and wish I had bought up north on property. Living in a neighborhood in SW idaho is great, but I am am outdoorsman and love it up north. Love you guysand your content!
Need chains AND spring thaw place 8-12’ 2x4’s painted to mark ditches.😂
Thanks!
Norm, I agree with everyone above about chains but....the whole time I was see her try and pull you out I was thinking...
Why don't you get yourselves a Yankum Rope from your Idajo neighbor. They're manufactured in idaho and probably built just for your conditions. Since you have such a popular youtube channel, he might even give you a set. He does for everyone else on youtube. Good luck.
Congrats on getting unstuck! When this happens again (and it will) try this. Place the truck in front of the tractor in the middle of the road in 4WD Low. Put a tow rope (longer than what you have) on the left rear wheel. Brake the front wheel (left or both). Pulling will rotate the tractor back on the road. If you purchase another rope you might want to condider one of the kinetic ropes (works like a bungee cord and multiplies you pulling power with a firm yank). We're in a drought now in New Mexico, but when we used to get serious snow (we're at 7,000 ft altitude) this worked great. Love your channel! Good luck!
Thanks so much!
Good job you two Thanks From Wisconsin
Thanks for watching!
You two are like a couple of cub bears that don't have clue what they're doing !!
Well at least cub bears are cute. We at least are honest with who we are and what we know. And you?
Since you should be carrying a couple hundred pound bags of gravel/sand in the back of your pickup for better traction during the Winter, just spread some of that in front of all 4 tires of the tractor and it will walk right out...Heavy Duty cardboard often will also work most of the time..Just.another good reason to have chains for your tractor in the Winter time.
Hey Norm see told ya Ford Super Duty had Special powers to help the stuck tractor , did Kim use 4 High or 4 Low
4 low
SILLY VIDEO! Nobody ploughs deep snow without tractor chains⛓.
You must not have read all the comments from last weeks video saying I should return the chains because a 4 wheel drive tractor doesn’t need chains. 😀
If you put a branch in front of or in back of the tire that will give you traction to move the tires
Mountains = Summer
Beaches = Winter
😂
Add a chain on your front left tire to help with steering, so if your front slides off it will bring you back out. My 2-cents.
Yes chains on the front would help. I just don't have any right now.
Blade extensions
Always put the chains on when winter comes. Leave them on till spring. This would not have even happened. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the tip!
That tractor has a lever for positive traction( lock all wheels on) ?? Mine does, just my thoughts.
It does and I discovered it on that last pull out after I put the chains on 😂
You need to be using your snow plow blade to push you out. Lift it up high, turn it under, bring it straight down to the ground then turn it back out towards the front. I’ve never bothered with chains and just using the blade have pushed myself out too many times to count.
Great tip. Thanks.
Didn't seem like you had the rear differential locked in.
I didn’t until the end 🤦🏻♂️
Chains!!
I will give you another plan that will also work next time why didn't you take the mini backhoe down lift the back then go to the front
Jazz is a poor supervisor this time, didn't insist on chains after first attempt!
Good Morning!! ☕️🌹❤️
☕️
If you don't have a 4 wheel drive tractor, you have to put the chains on. Now you know!
Bet next year you buy a snowblower
Traction would help, and add those must have chains.
Absolutely. I’m almost afraid to admit it but I forgot to put the differential lock in place until the end. My bad and newness with the tractor. Won’t make either of those mistakes this winter. Thanks!
Your problem was ignorance in the operation of your tractor !!! Most good tractors have a rear differential lock, a pedal on the floor to step on to lock both rear wheels together so they both get power, ALL the time you only had one rear wheel spinning, check your tractor and READ the owners manual to learn where the pedal is, makes all the difference in the world. Also when backing and you need a push use your front end loader curl back as far as you can lower frt loader, and as you start backing use the front curl to push back, should work even with the blade, but use your chains and even chains on the front tires, you also might want to invest in one of these new snatch tow straps that have some give and use the momentum of the truck to snatch it out, back, get some slack and gun it, and the momentum of the truck is more than the traction.
Hi norm and Kim when I have heavy fall of snow my chains are on first .I get that bit better bite although some times even the chains don't help I have a big powerful winch fitted on the front of tractorand a winch fitted on a frame that can be mounted on the back .you really need a winch as it can pull you out of most mishaps . Powder soft snow when deep is only good for one thing and that is having a pow day skiing the slopes
GLAD YOU GOT THE TRACTOR BACXK HOME❤
Let there be snow Kim and Norm looks like your having fun so to speak. A Skidsteer would be great right about now. Versatility thats their specialty. But thats just my opinion guys . Glad you are enjoying life . Getting ready to go outside and enjoy the mid sixties today and seventies tomorrow. Be careful and stay safe God love ❤ya both.
I don 't the cost, for lack of a snow-blower . A pair of chains for your tractor.
With chains on also using one brake will help you to steer easier that ain't stuck that will come out in 5 minutes
We don’t all have the same experience 🤙
@@MountainBeaches ❤️ yes but I hope you don't take it as criticism I was born on a farm driving tractor at 7 but when it comes to book keeping I would be the first to take your receipts to accountants in a basket
@@MountainBeaches I love your videos great keep up the good work you are really doing good
Didn’t take it as criticism at all. Thanks.
What if you use firewood in the ditch or a log?
Hehehe Good job. I am Glad I got to see you guys in the Desert.
It was good to see you too Tim.
ALWAYS USES CHAINS!!!!!!!!!
Last week I had people telling me to return the chains since I have a 4 wheel drive tractor. 😀
@@MountainBeaches You listened to the WRONG people !!! !
Where is your freaking CHAINS????????!!!
On the tractor now 😂
Surprised that where you live you don't have chains for your tractor
If you watched to the end you would have seen that we do have chains. 😀
keep the chain on for not
Thanks
Chains and dunnage for traction?
Snow is beautiful to look at. But... nasty for living in.
Surprised you didn't alrwady have chains on the tractor & that after your 1st trek up the driveway after your Hawaii trip, you didn't put uo snow markers.
Lessons learned!
Last lesson >> be a snowbird next year so you don't have to deal with all the snow challenges & so you stay well & healthy. Do NOT want to see y'all with any ❤ or other cardio issues caused by your snow doings.
It sure it beautiful there guys! Not sure we would want to deal with the cold and snow though.
Didn’t you buy chains for that tractor?
I did, but putting them on while the tractor was stuck was a challenge.
Didnt you buy chains for that tractor?? Are you using a kenetic rope?
A yankum rope and learn how to use it properly and be way more aggressive with the truck.
No diff lock?
Love Jazz! What breed is she?
Cavapoo
snow like that at your age stay in caravan eat have some beer not go out till snow go down keep warm come Thailand so hot know NO SNOW only me my names SNOWY