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misternipples100 1 month ago
it would have been awesome to have a big bag of hamburger and blood down in there for a hot of it going through the plow. kool video.
krisidious 7 months ago
What an awesome video!! Wicked!
suitking 1 year ago
OutSTANDING video quality, scenery and content. In short: "WOW!" THANKS for posting!!
ThLuckyOne 1 year ago
Heh It was nice to see a car that is on the pikes peek rail-line that is named after my home town., Leadville I had no idea there was a car named that there. I think i may have to go pay a visit and ride that car.
tseter79 1 year ago
Remarkable video, great photography, good camera and sunny day just after heavy snow... in the right place!
Well done!
diioriog 1 year ago
The snow is deeper in some drifts than the snowplow train is tall. The chainsaw is the fastest way to cut through the overhanging blocks of snow and ice that the plow can't reach.
finleyholiday 1 year ago
chainsaw?
skievl23 1 year ago
thats carving one big line through the snow creating avalanches...that must happen with that deep of snow
pardomtlca 1 year ago
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What exactly was the chainsaw used for?
is1943 1 year ago
i want one
donovanjanus 1 year ago
that lots of snow ;)
szczepanlfc 1 year ago
i wanna see more of this
bigcheifsmokempuff 2 years ago 18
One thing that you don't get from this video is how hard it is to do manual labor at this elevation (assumed to be above 12,000 as there are no trees). The atmosphere is much thinner the higher you go. Obviously these people are accustom to working up there. I just visited the summit the week before Christmas and it was incredible, but also kicked my butt @ 14,110 for not being accustom to the low oxygen content!!! and that was just WALKING around up there!
BudmanPackfan 2 years ago 2
Did the crew man really get outa there?
rebelpreble 2 years ago
Yes, he did. But it does add a little suspense to the video.
finleyholiday 2 years ago 3
like the humor
BudmanPackfan 2 years ago
do you have one of those snow removers each side of the line?
GWR4079 1 year ago
i went up on pike's peak a few years back in june...there wasn't any snow until about 500 feet to the summit, and at the very top, it was way above my head.
jmiller006 2 years ago
What kind of camera do you use to record yourself? I like the quality for some reason haha. Or is it your lighting? anyways, fun video!
Chick6517 2 years ago 7