This video shows how well snow pushers work. We've had a few inches of snow every day for the past week or so. Makes easy work of cleaning up my driveway before it becomes an unmanageable mess. We sell and ship snow pushers all over the country. Check them out at this link. bit.ly/3NB4BVw LOOK AT OUR MOST POPULAR ATTACHMENTS! Speeco Quick Hitch: bit.ly/3NFC0yl Stump Wrecker: bit.ly/3WYa6Tf VersaBracket Combo: bit.ly/3wUPrnl Snow Pusher: bit.ly/3NB4BVw Tillers: bit.ly/3GT1kk1 Core Plug Aerators: bit.ly/3W0R25q Pallet Forks: bit.ly/38wRztu Grapples: bit.ly/3PNNYaZ Dethatcher: bit.ly/3GT9Zmk Tractor Canopy: bit.ly/3IHcvNU WANT TO SAVE MONEY? CHECK OUT THE GWT DISCOUNT CLUB! Use code GWT at any of the vendors below and you will save cold hard cash :) I will also get a commission for the sale, so it's a win-win-win! USE CODE "GWT" TO SAVE BIG WITH: BUCKET BRACKETS @ www.jufabworks.com CUSTOM GRILL GUARDS @ www.5elevendesignz.com PTO QUICK ATTACH @ tractorptolink.com DIY HYDRAULIC SOLUTIONS @ www.summit-hydraulics.com GAME CHANGING GREASING SYSTEMS @ www.lube-shuttle.us/store TIRE CHAINS @ www.tirechainsonline.com PREVENT FLAT TIRES @ www.multiseal.us CULTIPACKERS & CRIMPERS @ www.packermaxx.com ALL OEM JOHN DEERE PARTS @ www.247parts.com ACCESSORIES AND BACKHOE BUCKETS @ www.muddscustoms.com CUSTOM TRACTOR FLOORMATS @ www.tractormat.com PROTECT, ORGANIZE, IDENTIFY HOSES @ www.outbackwrap.com BOX BLADES FOR ATV'S @ www.northwoodsfabrication.com HYDRAULIC SYSTEM PROTECTION @ www.hoseendchamer.com DUMP FROM THE SEAT MATERIAL COLLECTION SYSTEMS @ www.proteroinc.com POWERED SWEEPERS SWEEP UP ANYTHING @ www.sweep-all.com EASY WHEEL TOP LINK HANDLE @ www.tractoraftermarket.com TIRES, WHEELS, AND DUAL ADAPTERS @ www.millertire.com AMERICAN MADE CARRY ALL ON STEROIDS @ http:www.bigtoolrack.com THE BEST TOOTHBAR AND MORE @ www.heavyhitch.com 5% OFF WITH CODE GWT AT TRAC SEATS! www.tracseats.com SHOP: www.goodworkstractors.com AMAZON: www.amazon.com/shop/goodworkstractors SUBSCRIBE: th-cam.com/users/goodworkstractors LIKE: facebook.com/goodworkstrac... FOLLOW: instagram.com/goodworkstra... MERCHANDISE: stores.inksoft.com/good_works_tractors_merch/shop/home *Discount codes cannot be combined with any other promotions, offers, or deals! **I choose to sell some products through 3rd parties instead of stocking items myself. Know that I will receive a commission if you choose to purchase through certain links. Thank you very much for your support! This video is for entertainment purposes only. Good Works Tractors (Good Works Lawn & Power, LLC) cannot be held responsible for content found in any video. Always reference your owners manuals, use extreme caution, and proceed at your own risk.
We got a foot of wet heavy snow this weekend and it finished off my worn out 35+ year old garden tractor mounted snow blower. I'm now trying to convince my wife that a compact tractor and snow pusher is an appropriate replacement. Wish me luck! 😃
snowblower is still probably going to be your best bet depending on how much snow you get in your area. If you are wanting to upgrade, take a look at a compact cab tractor with a front mount snowblower and a rear mounted blade, best of both worlds. Snow pushers make sense for parking lots, I wouldn't want to deal with the piles of snow and running out of room to push it after each storm in our climate with significant snowfall. You would need a huge, heavy tractor with chains to push a foot of heavy wet snow with one of these pushers. Compact tractors just don't have the weight behind them for anything more than a few inches at a time.
We got 5" of snow last week. Used my new tractor for the first time plowing. Have been using an ATV which takes forever. Using the tractor I got done too fast so I ended up plowing the neighborhood and some driveways just to have seat time.
Hi from the Pacific Northwest! So I looked out the window, and my yard, and the street were covered with snow. I made a cup of coffee and turned on my computer, and watched your vid. Looks like it's that time of year for all of us. Thanks for posting.
I like snow pushers used several over the years, economical way to do things. Waiting to see how my skidsteers do with a power broom and also a Muskox snowblower this season to try something new. Been doing snow removal In Wi for 40+ years, if your in a heated cab, it's actually fun!
That snow pusher works really nicely. I thought the curved top would roll the snow over the top, but it must have been too wet and heavy. Maybe not the best snow to blow.
Hey Courtney / Chris - ive searched but haven't found a video yet on lubricant for snow pushers. TTwT mentioned doing one, but haven't found it. I know it's more of a Fall type of thing.. but it would be interesting to see some comparisons between what I read online. Pam cooking spray, to canola oil, to graphite powder (I use these on my garage door seals, doesn't freeze) to old motor oil. Thanks for the content!
Hey Adam, I did a application in this video. Can't find the follow up video right now, but I didn't think any of them were worth it. However, I'm going to try something again on the blower. I hate when the chute repeatedly clogs. th-cam.com/video/7JDxDa-biCI/w-d-xo.html
@@GoodWorksTractors yeah, the chute on the snowblower gets pretty nasty with heavy-wet snow up here. I'm going to try the dupont snow+ice product as it's available locally.. worth a try at least. Not sure if any were worth it. Really appreciate the response!
I was plowing and blowing snow nearly every day from the first week of November to the first day of winter. Since then, nothing. The last time I used it was for hard compacted drifts of old snow that the overnight high winds piled up. It was like plowing and blowing sand.
Question; What are your thoughts on putting a spreader on the 3 point and throwing some salt or snow melting pellets down while you push snow? Have a blessed day Courtney and family!
Using a PTO broadcast spreader would work but the only down fall would be the are designed to throw material out far for maximum coverage but with a driveway you only need like 10ft of coverage so you would need to idle along to slow down the rpm on the spreader so your not salting the grass. May even need to install some deflectors to aim the material down tword the ground. Now personally I would never spread salt with my tractor as it rusts everything it touches, now you could spread sand or if you have a gravel drive you could use the smallest stone chips you can get that way you can have traction with the rust factor
Just curious - do you have rear wheel spacers installed on this M4D-071? Why or why not, for added stability? If you’ve already addressed this in a video I apologize for asking - but I’ve not seen it?
I got snowed in as a kid at a friends house in the mountains. I thought I was getting a day off school. The dad said no problem I have a tractor. Took us to his barn and he had a tractor about the size in this video. The only time I was disappointed in knowing someone with a tractor.
Have you ever done a video of a PTO mounted generator?? I'm just holding out for a Summit cab tractor and have been considering the possibility for a pto driven generator
We just got about 7-8" of snow. Have a walk behind snow blower for now, took 2 of us about 4 hrs to clear the driveway and parking area's and pathways to the animals. Using my 1025R with bucket, slow going, and the walk behind blower. This item is defiantly on the list for next winter, we have a wide area we have to clear so our hay guy can back down the driveway and get his skid steer off the trailer to unload the large bales. I think the snow pusher would work very well for this large area, where as a plough I would have to keep pushing it over. Driveway is a rock/ findings mix that is solid very few loose stones, then turns to grass. Would the UHMW edge work on that as a metal edge might rip it up?
I don't think UHMW will work as well as steel, but it is a pretty durable material. If just stone/gravel, then stick with steel edges and runners to be safe.
Do you find that your snow pusher picks up much of your gravel over by your barn? I always try to push snow from my gravel areas to a spot that's still in the gravel to avoid raking gravel out of the grass when the snow melts.
Cool drone intro Chris 👍🏻. That Kubota is a nice looking tractor with the 8’ HLA snow pusher Courtney 👍🏻, I’m getting ready to go out and clear the 3” we also got but no cab 😢 and it’s -25° C -13° F with the wind chill🥶🤣😎🇨🇦🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
It's hard to beat a pusher for straight power and ease of use. Last one I used (before retirement), had adjustable wings so you could also use it to pull snow away. At 12 feet wide on a front end loader it moved a lot of snow.
"That tractor has too much power."...said no one ever. Great video Courtney! Love that snow pusher! Spray some soap bubbles around the bead on both sides of that troublesome tire. I had leaks on both my fronts at the bead because the rubber tits left from the molding process were pinched between the bead and rim causing a leak path. The dealer tubed the fronts n/c and took care of the problem.
I'm in the market for a compact tractor. It will be used to plow my 800 asphalt driveway in winter. I also have a parking area. I can understand how the snow pusher would be good in the parking area but how does it do for long driveways? I currently plow with a V plow so I can angle it to move the snow to one side.
I clear an 800' driveway with a pusher and works well. Big or small. I show it with a big pusher in this video. Watch later in the video and you'll see.
When you know you have snow coming in. Throw some salt out on your concrete aprons around your shop. When you plow snow it will clean up really nice. I plowed snow for a guy we would pre salt parking lots then go in and plow. Just a suggestion
I do something additioanl here after i clean driveways... I go into one of the fields with snow pusher and i clean a track huge figure 8 with some long runs and serpentines but i leave say 10 inches on ground....then i shape banks on bends...then i pull kids in one of those boat innertubes with atv and smooth it....then the fun starts... Like a bobsled run... I switched to nokian haakapalettansnow tires because i dont use it in field and it is great in snow....
Chris here. The only problem the snow presented was getting on the camera lens at times. If the footage ever looks little faded or foggy, it's snow on the lens. Same can be said for rain, but I find that happens more with snow than rain. Then it's just a matter of wind, and that can come at any time, and that makes it difficult to get steady shots. Thanks for asking!
Use to see people stock all the colors before Covid.. Now all i see is black or generic colors, its not near as fun! I miss seeing the litany of colors of attachments at dealerships
Yeah, it was nice, but also a nightmare to carry that inventory. You never have the right color in the right size. One neutral color simplifies everything.
Cortney, was wondering how effective is the float function on this tractor? I have a couple of Deeres. A 3 and 75hp 5. I bought a 6 or 7’ pusher from you last year. Because it is a 1500, you said don’t use it on the 5. Got that. So I was wondering what hp your Kubota has a reference point. FYI, we have had a max snow fall of 4” so far this year. So my joke remains, “I buy it won’t snow insurance in the form of snow removal equipment.”
Hey James, 71HP on the M4. I pop it in float on the smooth straight pushes, but take it back out when turning or transitioning to gravel/dirt. I just raise the pusher slightly above the plowing surface. The snow still stays collected, but don't scrape the ground.
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This video shows how well snow pushers work. We've had a few inches of snow every day for the past week or so. Makes easy work of cleaning up my driveway before it becomes an unmanageable mess. We sell and ship snow pushers all over the country. Check them out at this link. bit.ly/3NB4BVw
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We got a foot of wet heavy snow this weekend and it finished off my worn out 35+ year old garden tractor mounted snow blower. I'm now trying to convince my wife that a compact tractor and snow pusher is an appropriate replacement. Wish me luck! 😃
Haha, good luck!
snowblower is still probably going to be your best bet depending on how much snow you get in your area. If you are wanting to upgrade, take a look at a compact cab tractor with a front mount snowblower and a rear mounted blade, best of both worlds. Snow pushers make sense for parking lots, I wouldn't want to deal with the piles of snow and running out of room to push it after each storm in our climate with significant snowfall. You would need a huge, heavy tractor with chains to push a foot of heavy wet snow with one of these pushers. Compact tractors just don't have the weight behind them for anything more than a few inches at a time.
With the music playing in the beginning, I could watch the snow clearing for hours. Almost therapeutic
It's a real good song
GWT is fast becoming the MTV (before reality show crap) for homesteaders and tractor owners. Good stuff.
Haha, I'll take it!
We got 5" of snow last week. Used my new tractor for the first time plowing. Have been using an ATV which takes forever. Using the tractor I got done too fast so I ended up plowing the neighborhood and some driveways just to have seat time.
Haha, I hear ya there!
Getting after it! Nice to see June enjoying the snow too.
M4- 71 The perfect size Kabota 👌
Works well for my spot
Mr Scott, very beautiful homestead sir. Keep it up 👍
Thank you kindly!
Hi from the Pacific Northwest! So I looked out the window, and my yard, and the street were covered with snow. I made a cup of coffee and turned on my computer, and watched your vid. Looks like it's that time of year for all of us. Thanks for posting.
Haha, sure is!
what a great way to present snow plowing. Awesome opening.
Great to finally see you in a heated cab!!.
Love the drone footage. That with the music made this a very professional quality video.
Thank you very much!
I like snow pushers used several over the years, economical way to do things. Waiting to see how my skidsteers do with a power broom and also a Muskox snowblower this season to try something new. Been doing snow removal In Wi for 40+ years, if your in a heated cab, it's actually fun!
💥 love it when a plan comes together!
*Keep on tractoring!*
It's nice when that happens!
And you probably got more snow.
Old Hannibal smiths saying!
Very satisfying video to watch. Thanks Courtney!
Thank you sir!
What an awesome set up Courtney.
I think I found a winner with it!
Frozen ground helps a TON!
It does for sure
Here in SW Colorado, 12+ inches in one storm is very common. Here we don't just push it, we pile it very high!!
I’m in Colorado right now :)
That snow pusher works really nicely. I thought the curved top would roll the snow over the top, but it must have been too wet and heavy. Maybe not the best snow to blow.
Works like a charm!
You would know!
@@GoodWorksTractors 400 driveways last week💪👍
Snow pusher worked great! Your poor fence needs some love.
Yes it did...why fix the fence when I don't have animals? I will likely remove it someday
Looking good. Cool intro/exit music.
Thanks Jules
Hey Courtney / Chris - ive searched but haven't found a video yet on lubricant for snow pushers. TTwT mentioned doing one, but haven't found it.
I know it's more of a Fall type of thing.. but it would be interesting to see some comparisons between what I read online. Pam cooking spray, to canola oil, to graphite powder (I use these on my garage door seals, doesn't freeze) to old motor oil. Thanks for the content!
Hey Adam,
I did a application in this video. Can't find the follow up video right now, but I didn't think any of them were worth it. However, I'm going to try something again on the blower. I hate when the chute repeatedly clogs.
th-cam.com/video/7JDxDa-biCI/w-d-xo.html
@@GoodWorksTractors yeah, the chute on the snowblower gets pretty nasty with heavy-wet snow up here. I'm going to try the dupont snow+ice product as it's available locally.. worth a try at least. Not sure if any were worth it. Really appreciate the response!
Nice job on moving the snow. Love watching the channel. Keep them coming.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to share your adventures.
Good job on a nice presentation today.
I was plowing and blowing snow nearly every day from the first week of November to the first day of winter. Since then, nothing. The last time I used it was for hard compacted drifts of old snow that the overnight high winds piled up. It was like plowing and blowing sand.
It's been crazy, this snow was the first we've had in a month...frigid temps are here for the foreseeable forecast now
@@GoodWorksTractors It's been melting slowly. I hope we avoid a prolonged "mud season" like we had last spring.
Tractor therapy! Gotta love it
So true.
hi there well done, thanks john
Question; What are your thoughts on putting a spreader on the 3 point and throwing some salt or snow melting pellets down while you push snow? Have a blessed day Courtney and family!
Definitely have thought about it, just haven't done anything about it, haha!
Using a PTO broadcast spreader would work but the only down fall would be the are designed to throw material out far for maximum coverage but with a driveway you only need like 10ft of coverage so you would need to idle along to slow down the rpm on the spreader so your not salting the grass. May even need to install some deflectors to aim the material down tword the ground. Now personally I would never spread salt with my tractor as it rusts everything it touches, now you could spread sand or if you have a gravel drive you could use the smallest stone chips you can get that way you can have traction with the rust factor
Just curious - do you have rear wheel spacers installed on this M4D-071? Why or why not, for added stability? If you’ve already addressed this in a video I apologize for asking - but I’ve not seen it?
I got snowed in as a kid at a friends house in the mountains. I thought I was getting a day off school. The dad said no problem I have a tractor. Took us to his barn and he had a tractor about the size in this video. The only time I was disappointed in knowing someone with a tractor.
Haha, I can imagine!
Love these videos
Who would ever think I could relax while watching tractors!
Haha, thanks!
Have you ever done a video of a PTO mounted generator?? I'm just holding out for a Summit cab tractor and have been considering the possibility for a pto driven generator
Haven't yet, but have one in my barn that we'll be assembling soon.
We just got about 7-8" of snow. Have a walk behind snow blower for now, took 2 of us about 4 hrs to clear the driveway and parking area's and pathways to the animals. Using my 1025R with bucket, slow going, and the walk behind blower. This item is defiantly on the list for next winter, we have a wide area we have to clear so our hay guy can back down the driveway and get his skid steer off the trailer to unload the large bales. I think the snow pusher would work very well for this large area, where as a plough I would have to keep pushing it over. Driveway is a rock/ findings mix that is solid very few loose stones, then turns to grass. Would the UHMW edge work on that as a metal edge might rip it up?
I don't think UHMW will work as well as steel, but it is a pretty durable material. If just stone/gravel, then stick with steel edges and runners to be safe.
Do you find that your snow pusher picks up much of your gravel over by your barn? I always try to push snow from my gravel areas to a spot that's still in the gravel to avoid raking gravel out of the grass when the snow melts.
No, very little. I only let it make light contact on the gravel to prevent that from happening.
Nice video can you tell the difference between the Hal 1500 and the 1800
Yeah, taller, deeper, and heavier.
Nice Place. Thanks. - N Idaho -
Stupid question - I have an asphalt driveway. Can you put your loader in float mode with a snow pusher and be effective? Thanks!
Yes Then one I had had a rubber cutter on the bottom so it does not scratch up the drive way.
Yep, we have a hard plastic called UHMW that works very well, but protects the driveway. Rubber is an option too, but not as good.
I plowed 400 asphalt driveways with mine last week
@@GoodWorksTractors Understand. But can you use the float mode on the loader and still be effective?
@earlkozak6538 yes very much so. It will leave the driveway clean
Cool drone intro Chris 👍🏻. That Kubota is a nice looking tractor with the 8’ HLA snow pusher Courtney 👍🏻, I’m getting ready to go out and clear the 3” we also got but no cab 😢 and it’s -25° C -13° F with the wind chill🥶🤣😎🇨🇦🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
Yikes, that is coooooooold!
Nice warm cab and some coffee, whats not to like? 😉😉
Had to turn the heat down in there!
It's hard to beat a pusher for straight power and ease of use. Last one I used (before retirement), had adjustable wings so you could also use it to pull snow away. At 12 feet wide on a front end loader it moved a lot of snow.
Yeah, HLA has some fancier setups like that too. They get big and pricey quick though! Need the extra hydraulics of course too.
"That tractor has too much power."...said no one ever. Great video Courtney! Love that snow pusher! Spray some soap bubbles around the bead on both sides of that troublesome tire. I had leaks on both my fronts at the bead because the rubber tits left from the molding process were pinched between the bead and rim causing a leak path. The dealer tubed the fronts n/c and took care of the problem.
Haha, that's pretty darn true Kyle!
I'm in the market for a compact tractor. It will be used to plow my 800 asphalt driveway in winter. I also have a parking area. I can understand how the snow pusher would be good in the parking area but how does it do for long driveways? I currently plow with a V plow so I can angle it to move the snow to one side.
I clear an 800' driveway with a pusher and works well. Big or small. I show it with a big pusher in this video. Watch later in the video and you'll see.
Now that seems to be a much warmer approach to pushing snow LOL.
A tiny bit warmer :)
How much does one of them cost for a 2038R John Deere tractor
im impressed
Damn boy you loaded
Thanks
When you know you have snow coming in. Throw some salt out on your concrete aprons around your shop. When you plow snow it will clean up really nice. I plowed snow for a guy we would pre salt parking lots then go in and plow. Just a suggestion
Good tip!
I do something additioanl here after i clean driveways...
I go into one of the fields with snow pusher and i clean a track huge figure 8 with some long runs and serpentines but i leave say 10 inches on ground....then i shape banks on bends...then i pull kids in one of those boat innertubes with atv and smooth it....then the fun starts...
Like a bobsled run...
I switched to nokian haakapalettansnow tires because i dont use it in field and it is great in snow....
Hello Courtney, How hard is it to fly the drone in the snow? Really AWESOME video footage! Keep them coming!
Chris here. The only problem the snow presented was getting on the camera lens at times. If the footage ever looks little faded or foggy, it's snow on the lens. Same can be said for rain, but I find that happens more with snow than rain. Then it's just a matter of wind, and that can come at any time, and that makes it difficult to get steady shots. Thanks for asking!
Might be time to invest in the HLA Snow wing now that you are going to hang onto the M4 for a bit…..
Sure is pretty! Glad it's not where I live :)
Hardly can tell with the heated cab :)
I know one thing and that is you wouldn't be near as excited to get back out there to push snow without a cab. Lol!
True that!
hello I hope you are well I have a question what is the model of the kubota
Hi, this is a Kubota M4D-071.
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Morning Gene
Good way to hide a broken fence lol
Haha, hey maybe broken fence is the style...kind of like jeans with holes in them that the kids wear :)
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K tractor know for bad tires😎🇺🇸😎
These tires are solid for snow traction
BUY BIGGER... Spend more.. DO MORE.... BREAK LESS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lol, I break the big ones just like the small ones :)
Use to see people stock all the colors before Covid.. Now all i see is black or generic colors, its not near as fun!
I miss seeing the litany of colors of attachments at dealerships
Yeah, it was nice, but also a nightmare to carry that inventory. You never have the right color in the right size. One neutral color simplifies everything.
TIM from Canada.. suggestions putting white letters on a white background is hard to see..
Maybe so!
Looks like you're still not selling that M4D :(
Haha, no plans right now!
My place has 6 inches right now, of wet, heavy MUD! It's a mess!
Yuck!
Cortney, was wondering how effective is the float function on this tractor? I have a couple of Deeres. A 3 and 75hp 5. I bought a 6 or 7’ pusher from you last year. Because it is a 1500, you said don’t use it on the 5. Got that. So I was wondering what hp your Kubota has a reference point. FYI, we have had a max snow fall of 4” so far this year. So my joke remains, “I buy it won’t snow insurance in the form of snow removal equipment.”
Hey James, 71HP on the M4. I pop it in float on the smooth straight pushes, but take it back out when turning or transitioning to gravel/dirt. I just raise the pusher slightly above the plowing surface. The snow still stays collected, but don't scrape the ground.
When are you going to fix your fence 😂
I have no plans to put any money into my fence. I may take it down in time. We don't have animals.
Doing a good job but it looks like you need to put some money into your finch 😏
Why put money into something that I don't need?
You need to get on your fences
Why? I don't have animals
Pusher digs up my gravel