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Old 01-30-2011, 01:19 AM
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I am starting to make a few vids with footage I have taken over the last few years. Here is one from when I used to plow snow. My brother was working for me my last year, so he is on this one as well.



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Looks good. One thing I would suggest is to sit down with a over head picture of the area you two are plowing and design a pattern so you don't have so much reverse time. With two trucks going it should be easy to come up with a plan.

Gotta remember one thing when plowing for money, every second that plow is raised and going back wards is time it is not making money and just adding time to the job.
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Great vid! Thanks for sharing.
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Looks good. One thing I would suggest is to sit down with a over head picture of the area you two are plowing and design a pattern so you don't have so much reverse time. With two trucks going it should be easy to come up with a plan.

Gotta remember one thing when plowing for money, every second that plow is raised and going back wards is time it is not making money and just adding time to the job.
Very true, but a big challange in most modern designed lots is having enough space to pile the snow. I had lots that need all the snow to be carried to one spot with the loader, that was the main reason I had a vee plow, because I could carry the snow not just deflect it. Plus most of the time by the time you would turn around you could almost be reversed and ready for the next push.

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Cool video Dale!
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Sweet vid! love those powerstrokes! wish i had one in my 99 F-250....
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