PLOWING SNOW with My TRACTOR for the FIRST TIME (Bad Idea)
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Date: 2020-01-31
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Comments and reviews: 9
Joe
Im not the type to comment or let alone tell another man how to do something, but in this case im going to input some helpful information. your tractor needs weight either suitcase weights on the frame or wheel weights on the rears. Snow chains are good for deep snow or packed snow if not put on correct can mess up alot so advise not to get them. Keep up the great work.
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Im not the type to comment or let alone tell another man how to do something, but in this case im going to input some helpful information. your tractor needs weight either suitcase weights on the frame or wheel weights on the rears. Snow chains are good for deep snow or packed snow if not put on correct can mess up alot so advise not to get them. Keep up the great work.
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Montana
I have used a man killer jack, my truck and a handy jack to get my earth anchors out. Makes light work out of it for sure My Muscular Dystrophy has dictated my ability to improvise, adapt and overcome difficulties in pursuing different passions in the outdoors Just thought you might appreciate some words of advice
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I have used a man killer jack, my truck and a handy jack to get my earth anchors out. Makes light work out of it for sure My Muscular Dystrophy has dictated my ability to improvise, adapt and overcome difficulties in pursuing different passions in the outdoors Just thought you might appreciate some words of advice
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Keyan
You should warm up your tractor every time in the winter even if it u just ran it the day since its a diesel. Not trying to be a keyboard ninja or dickhead just tryin to help u out. Keep up the good content and how about a update on the wall in your house?
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You should warm up your tractor every time in the winter even if it u just ran it the day since its a diesel. Not trying to be a keyboard ninja or dickhead just tryin to help u out. Keep up the good content and how about a update on the wall in your house?
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Sure_You_Betcha
If I where you, I'd trade your John Deere for a bobcat, or even just sell the John Deere and buy an older tractor. Honestly I'm probably going to piss someone off, but John Deere products are over priced bs and I'd avoid them.
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If I where you, I'd trade your John Deere for a bobcat, or even just sell the John Deere and buy an older tractor. Honestly I'm probably going to piss someone off, but John Deere products are over priced bs and I'd avoid them.
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SL
The tractor wasn't dead, you have to hold the key in start position for about ten seconds then let off and then try to start it again and it'll start. It has glow plugs that warm up the engine so thats why you have to hold the key first.
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The tractor wasn't dead, you have to hold the key in start position for about ten seconds then let off and then try to start it again and it'll start. It has glow plugs that warm up the engine so thats why you have to hold the key first.
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jarr1270
The blade you have is fine. Use the curved side for a hard surface like you were doing, but use it backwards (the round side) to push the snow on gravel. You wont lose as much gravel and the sun will melt the rest.
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The blade you have is fine. Use the curved side for a hard surface like you were doing, but use it backwards (the round side) to push the snow on gravel. You wont lose as much gravel and the sun will melt the rest.
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Coop
I'm sure it will be easy enough to order a new key for the tractor. In the meantime just use a screwdriver to turn it because you have the key part in so it should work fine with a screwdriver until you get your key.
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I'm sure it will be easy enough to order a new key for the tractor. In the meantime just use a screwdriver to turn it because you have the key part in so it should work fine with a screwdriver until you get your key.
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masonlozier
Just use the bucket on the tractor, the blade is designed for gravel, the blade will just make a huge mess. Just keep the bucket about an inch off the ground. I use the same tractor to plow my work yard.
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Just use the bucket on the tractor, the blade is designed for gravel, the blade will just make a huge mess. Just keep the bucket about an inch off the ground. I use the same tractor to plow my work yard.
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Cody
Flair you can get all the attachments you need or want for a skidsteer loader smooth lip bucket, brush hog mower, snowblower, snow blade, it just wont maneuver as nice as the tractor for the mowing type things
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Flair you can get all the attachments you need or want for a skidsteer loader smooth lip bucket, brush hog mower, snowblower, snow blade, it just wont maneuver as nice as the tractor for the mowing type things
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