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Uploaded by on Jan 7, 2010

This video was taken right outside our house. It took this guy an hour to get past our house. This only shows the beginning of his work.

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  • why it take an hour for him to get by yur house im confused lol

  • cuz the drift soooooo BIG!!! ^_^

  • the drift is longer than what is shown.

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  • If they'd keep at it instead of slowing down as soon as they get to the snow and do a little spinning he would have gotten through a low quicker

  • i plow snow for 6 townships yes i see your point in geting the road open but the way we plow is wing what you can graders have plenty of power to do the job you just got to know how to use the power the thing i cant belive is the wing is not even mounted on the machine .

  • @dskrum I think that they are were more worried about opening the road up at that point. You can always wing the road back later. Besides graders don't have the traction or the power of the old Snow Fighters like the Walters, Oshkoshes, and FWDs. Which is why a lot of towns keep these trucks around even though some are over 50 years old. If they were using one of those they could run the wings and be fine.

  • got a question why the hell would you not have your side wing on if snow is that deep

  • should have got the loader or the big snow blower like we run at work

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