Awesomesauce video Stan!! Who doesn't love snow??? I am glad your keeping your properties clear.

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Jason!

Always appreciate being a part of your day Stan! Have a good one 👍

Alex is great! Very thorough.

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

👌👌👌

Lol typical commodity houses. They trick you into thinking you're buying a home but you house is just your neighbors house mirrored 180

@DB-Slugz

Жыл бұрын

Cookie cutter homes

Stan I love the fact to listen and read this comments. Because I one of the people that has said for the past three years get a Kubota skid steer and a front end loader and by God you got both lol. Congratulations and job well done you have a nice fleet equipment.

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Haha wise words my friend 🙌

Glad to know there’s other plow guys out there going just as insane on no sleep and I thought I was the only one that talked to myself and my equipment 😂

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

You’re definitely not alone 😅

Stan looks like the larger artics work well in smaller amount hard on loaders when you were plowing deep stuff that's why I like my 8' artic on my loader we might get a small amount of snow here in Philly Friday night into Saturday morning for the first time this year

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Yessir stay safe out there 👊

I hear the crazy lack of sleep talking to your self while plowing to keep yourself going happens to you also keep up the good work

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

You know it 🤣

As always awesome content thanks for your time to do this video big fan of your channel

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated 🙏👍

Funny watching you pass my uncle's place on the old family homestead. Seeing how much things have change in the past 20 years.

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Small world 😊

We used to watch 3 FFA State Tractor Champs plow out our whole neighborhood. They used plow-equipped farm tractors with door-like wooden back blades on the three-point hitches. Two would work a driveway each. The third would clean up the plowed snow from the street. They would back up to the garage door and drop both blades and plow into the street, making two or three passes. Then move to the next customer. 🚜 ❄️

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome 👌

"Magic Button "🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤣🤣

I would like to see a video about your interview process! I would be very interested in knowing what kind of questions you ask, and expectations you set, to get awesome, loyal folks working for you that want to grow and take on responsibility!

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Cool I’ll keep that in mind 👍

When you guys are done, California and Wyoming needs plowing also

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

That’s wild

@PeterALoch

Жыл бұрын

@@Dirtmonkey NO. It is the truth

And wait, it started to snow again. I just got a new Polaris ATV right before that big storm, and now it been snowing almost every day now, 60 inch plow, hydro turn plow on it, Great plowing video

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Bet you’re having fun now ❄️

I'm about ready to pack up my trucks, tractor and skid steer and come help you guys. We only got 3 inches this year. I miss being awake for 3 days and being happy about it lol... you guys do have a great operation going on.

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Feels like it hasn’t stopped snowing up here

@sicilian8115

Жыл бұрын

@Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek it definitely looks like you all have had one system after another. I'm a weather nerd and I'm even amazed at the freight train effect with these systems up north. It's exactly why we haven't had any snow this season, because they just keep going over the same area's since December. Good for you guys, definitely helps the business and the family's working for you.

Nice one Stan. 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

I remember when it used to snow 🥹

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

We got plenty to go around here!

Haaa Stanley is snow "loopy" and it is awesome!!! Ya need to take that on tour #magicbuttons

great video

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man 👊

jeez that arctic is incredible at back dragging! Keep up the great work!

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

You betcha 👍

Love the videos

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Glad you’re here 👌

Since i can’t get the snow I’ll dream and watch these

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

If I could send some your way I definitely would 😅

Got to say you sure get a lot of work done with the Kabota and the 50+ HP engine. It should be pretty easy on fuel too.A winter to remember. Thanks 🥶.

@michaelmactavish4445

Жыл бұрын

yeah kubotas are acculy has the best feul enfishioned engines im getting a kubota generator my self

Dirtmonkey can get downright punchy when he has no sleep for several days. LOL!! Great plowing footage. I am still amazed that the close to 30 year old Arctic still works like new. Hang in there Stan....mowing season is coming soon!

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

More snow falling down now! No worries I’m hanging in there haha. Gotta soak it in before spring melts it all away

Love the videos brother god bless

Fun times and a quick FYI if you add beet juice to your brine you can get an extra 10-15 degrees of melt temperature. As always good luck and God bless and stay safe out there.

We all want a magic button !!! ✨️

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

🙏👌

Yeah you are delirious. Heading over to Rochester Monday then up to Aitkin Tuesday. Gotta see all that snow. Green Bay area didn't get much snow at all.

"Don't make one person's snow another person's problem" Most intelligent thing I've ever heard, but don't see practiced around where I live.

Southwestern PA has an all time low record going. I have dropped plows 4 times since Nov 1, 2022. Getting bored. Looking at starting up a mobile sharpening and maintenance service to keep us busy in the winter. I mean, yeah it nice that all 300 of our blades have mirror polishes on them. But you can only have so much payroll dedicated to maintenance. We need a clipper or something before the end of the season for me to be happy.

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like a pretty concerning amount of people have experienced an abnormally dry winter this year

I have not been much of a KZreadr but I do find myself recently watching your videos more and more. You put out great content Stan officially I just hit that subscribe button and will be 👍🏻 from here on in or out…

Nice work ( from Canada )

Good job

I’ve gone down the road with a 930 and 18ft Arctic I feel your pain there it’s pretty sketchy some times

One of those Kabota front loaders would be nice to have

Hey hey hey stan, it sure has been a minute, i have been playing catch up with your videos, i got so much work for school, I’ve seen all the stuff o instagram tho, i enjoy and try to see as much content from yu as possible. Infact i just wrote a speech for public speaking class and i willl be doing y essays nd finals projects for my other classes, I am neck deep in school work. But I guess you have to get swamped with work to rep the rewards. Tonight for dinner we went to a local restaurant for cheesesteaks, super good, always like helping put our local business’s. Oh stan, have you seen all the stuff from ego, ive been checking it all out, I can’t wait, i might seek to upgrade my mower or maybe get a new toy, something i don’t have to better my business. Make life easier for me and my customers. Anyas stan, i am glad to finally get a comment out to you, god bl;ess and go get em, your pal and freind Alexander costa

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like you’re keeping busy 👍 that’s awesome about the public speaking, I use to do that a lot more too! Keep up the great work man & God Bless

We got a whacker neuson front loader at work, that Lil sob pushes snow, wish we had an arctic plow

I’ve been watching your videos for a long time and since the day you got that SDLG I’ve always wondered why you had such a large pusher on it. It seems like every video that loader struggles more than any other piece of equipment you have in your fleet to effectively move snow. What’s your philosophy on keeping it on that machine? We have a case 221f with an 8-13’ HLA snow wing and our machine even struggles with that sometimes in large snowfalls. Great videos btw, love the reviews on products 👍🏽

@MintMonte87ACSS312

Жыл бұрын

I always seen it as a traction issue. If it had chains it would be a monster.

@billvandorn5332

Жыл бұрын

I think the initial price point was a lot more reasonable than others

Have you ever tried putting traction screws into the loader tires for added traction in the winter? If not, might be a cheap and easy way for a little more bite

@ryannellis8823

Жыл бұрын

The townhouse complexes with asphalt driveways would go nuts at the marks in the driveways from the screws.. Do similar work and thats why we cant

Mine just be me but after a long night of plowing its feel good when the sun comes up 😂😂 can actually see everything idk its refreshing for some reason

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

I know what ya mean 👌👌

@CerretaniOutdoorsLLC

Жыл бұрын

@@Dirtmonkey yessir its a know if you know type of feeling i do the same type of plowing as yall its a government contract so great $$ but unfortunately havent had an event over 3 inches :( Had 4 events slush type, its in boston right downtown on the water so it’s usually that heavy shlop unless it gets real cold well get fluff

Hey Stan, been kind of curious is there a reason you got the 530 instead of the 630? We have a 630 and love it was wondering if there was any differences that you seen as beneficial?

Sounds like u need to get rid of the sledge and get another kabota 😂

Stan! I just got a great idea!! I think. You know how people do a Christmas in July thing? You should do a snow video directors cut in July. They help me stay cool here in Florida. They might help other people feel cooler in the summer.

Hey Stan don’t know if you know this or not about front loaders but if you put the front bucket/plow down and turn with it down and not moving you can turn sharper? Hope this helps you out!!

Here a little north of Duluth they claim our last little snowfall pushed us over100 inches of snow for the season...... so far.

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

You’re not too far from here…sounds about right! Stay warm out there

Stan- I think you need to hook up with a heavy equipment tire company (Nokian Hakkapeliitta/Michelin X Snoplus/Bridgestone VSW, etc...) to showcase true snow/winter tires for one of your loaders. I know you've grooved your tires with a hand groover but there's no comparison to factory siped winter tires.

Oh and a supertrak sk140 with a Dennis cimaf mulching head. See if they with let you demo one or maybe they will let you come down and see there plant and how much engineering they put into that machine the frame is a cat 903 compact wheel loader but everything else is built in house by supertrak. I do believe you will be highly impressed.

Something i planned when I was building my canopy first for my tractor, was having flashing light bars, so I went with a blue and white 35 inch bars for plowing and only for snow plowing. Better than just the hazard lights in my opinion.

@nnunstopable

Жыл бұрын

I dont know of a place that can have anything besides amber,white, or green for plowing. Easy way to get tickets

Hey Dirt Monkey! Can we get some more plow videos from this storm? I can't get enough of your plow videos!!!

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Workin on it 👍

When’s the new artic truck plow video coming out of it plowing? waiting patiently to see that push, if they are available I would seriously consider converting my wideouts for next winter.

I road my Case 221F a bunch between sites daily, I'd love to try an Arctic, but the fixed width kills that option for me.

Yo, you Snow Mokeys doing great work.

That must have a Perkins

You should consider some twelve volt leds with magnets to stick on the side of those plow tips when heading down the road. Didnt look like much margin for era and I wouldnt do that at nite without em either

You will always push snow better than you back drag. I've done the same thing you did many times to get a better scrape.

no side walks nice

i have a backhoe on my tractor, and due to how i typically move snow, with my blower, i can't exactly back drag a certain triangle shape on my driveway. so i hand shovel that part. but, what i want to try out, is to build something like an extension blade for my backhoe bucket so i can back drag without removing the backhoe. unfortunately, im not sure aluminum is strong enough for that, and neither would plywood. so, as an alternative, i am contemplating getting a power-shovel instead. but, i also think that a snow-box would be nice to have, but would mean removing the snow blower. not exactly an easy solo job, but, im always looking for ways to improve my own snow removal ability. unfortunately the blower clogs in heavy wet snow and when it packs up like concrete i break shear pins like crazy. i love my tractor, but i wish John Deere could keep improving their equipment and innovate like other companies have.

Need to get yourself a pre-Def Deere 444k or something similar in size to really move snow in storms like that. With like a 12 ft Arctic so the power to weight ratio is there to push them big piles.

Do you have to do turf repair if you and/or one your guys damage someone's yard?

👍👍👍👍

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

😎👍

Hey Stan why don't you use your versatile Pusher on wheel loader it would be easier to take it down the road .

What’s faster the loaders or the back plows.

Hey Stan a little late but winter’s coming again I’m getting ready to pull the trigger on a new 540, do you think it’s worth 15k more for the 640 ? The machine will be used with a 10 foot pusher in a 6 acre plaza with pretty straight 100 yd runs. I would really value your input. Ty!!!

Do you use walkie talkie for coms? If not - why? I find them really handy to coordinate effort on site.

But checkout this spring g if you can a SR3 Landscape rake I think you will be highly impressed.

Is that pusher to big for the Kubota or just right?

You need two header trailers like they use for farming and then pull it behind the loader dow. The road to the next spot

Your not required to have plates in MN?

I wanna move where it snows more. Seriously. I love snow. And moving it. But where I live is such a crap shoot. One year you get solid back to back events to keep ya busy. And some years you break out the wife beaters and flip flops because it’s 60° out. Sigh. Good ol Mother Nature keeps things unpredictable I guess.

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Well we’ve got more than enough up here..if I could share some I would lol

Tell me that kubota doesnt have the smoothest shifting transmission,they got it perfect

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Really do 🤤

What service was the first service your company of many services offered when you first started with zero funds being that's where I'm trying to start is front zero funds?

@CerretaniOutdoorsLLC

Жыл бұрын

Well what is your speciality? All depends on your experience in those things and such

13:04 mannnn does that Kubota not have a 2nd gear?

Stan your gonna need a dump truck to that snow money to the bank

I feel like this scenario is where an aritc really struggles compared to a Metal pless or something along those lines.

You should check my buddy’s channel. Griff Granger. He plows the road in Alpine Meadows CA. In Lake Tahoe. Some of his videos during these past storms are epic. Lake Tahoe has received a record 600” of snow this year so far. Monumental.

You can keep all that cold I can tell you that I was up there two weeks ago and it was -7°F out yeah I’ll pass

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Sounds about right…!

When we plow we have to pile the snow on that property we can't push snow across a street or road

you can have the frozen tundra

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

🥶😅

I believe the delirium is setting in from no sleep lol please don’t contaminate the universe!😅

here to help

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Glad you stuck around 👊

my dumb knowledge tells me that your wheels on the sledge are too big, which causes you to loose a lot of grip. meanwhile the kabotas wheels are smaller, giving it more grip. you're essentially just floating on the snow, instead of gripping into it.

Turned down the AC to 75. Put on a dirt monkey plow video. The house feels cooler. I can do some more work in the garage and it helps truck my brain into thinking it's not 83 degrees today.

You must of watched Ryans video where he had trouble with the guy pushing snow onto his lots 😂😂 guys getting lazy after 20 hours

14:16 I think you need some sleep

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

I think you right.

You guys need to use salt

I would like to know doing the the private drives what percent of them yell claims of damage when yo don't. You have video and still claim you damaged their car or garage door or whatever? I'm sure you have some good story's. Northern Illinois Thanks Rod

I deliver fuel for a living. I see the carnage you plow guys do to the fuel lids at stations.

Do you guys Salt

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

Nope

Sounded like you were at McDonald’s😂

Somebody needs some sleep. Lol

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Where is Mr. Awesome Sexy Vehicle, haven't seen him in a while..

It is not really Beet juice anymore.

how do you stay awake? with amphetamine??? you need more weight on the back of the machine

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

More like concerning amounts of energy drinks and coffee

put some chains on

Get some sleep!

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

I wish

Dose ur wife like ur magic button also 😅 lol

No more snooooooow! Plowing in the UP of MI sucks 👎

@Dirtmonkey

Жыл бұрын

We need a break!

Weren’t you just complaining about another company pushing snow across the street in a previous video? It’s still illegal to push snow across a street even if you do the sub division….. 😂

@tomlorenzen4062

Жыл бұрын

That looks like the condo association street, meaning he probably clears that himself

@onlyetm

Жыл бұрын

He talked about it in the video

@mattbob6350

Жыл бұрын

@@onlyetm ok…. But it’s still illegal to push snow across a street. Minnesota Statute 160.2715 (a) (1) and many local ordinances prohibit the plowing, blowing, shoveling, or otherwise placing of snow on public roads. This includes the ditch and right of way area along roads.

@onlyetm

Жыл бұрын

@Matt Bob it's a Private Road.