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Team Coordination for Comprehensive Snow Removal

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7 plow operators-11 snowplowing tips & 3 things NOT to do- This is snowplowing basics

What happens here

Collaborate with team members to execute snow removal tasks. Assign roles such as leading with a powerful tracked skid steer (ASV RT-75) using an Arctic sectional snow pusher, followed by a wheeled skid steer (Volvo MC 105C) for broader clearing, and finally a Bobcat S185 for precision work and cleaning up around parked cars or tight corners. Effective teamwork ensures all areas are covered efficiently and safely, minimizing disruptions and maximizing the overall pace of work.

Goal: Optimize snow removal efficiency through synchronized team effort

Tools and materials

  • ASV Compact Track Loader ASV RT-75 — Leading heavy snow pushes
  • Bobcat Skid Steer Loader Bobcat S185 — Detailed snow removal and tight spaces
  • Raptor Plow Raptor Plus — Attaching to skid steer for heavy snow pushing
  • Volvo Skid Steer Loader Volvo MC 105C — General snow clearing

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Kim is really technical okay you guys here's a little bit of advice that I can give you I know what they're doing right now they're getting a game plan put together but I know also what they're not doing and their tires aren't moving so even though I know that they're do they're figuring out what building to go to and how they're gonna work together everybody inside that building there's when they look out all they see is three pieces of equipment not moving so if you gotta put a game plan together and make it snappy and if you've got a part or if you're tired and you plowed for 20 or 30 hours straight you just can't move on don't stop where everybody can watch you go stop in them in a hidey hole in a corner make your game plan because believe me these guys are all watching another tip I can think of here okay stick together if you're on your first big site and and you know everybody gets tired and pretty soon you got a skid steer over here pushing the whole parking lot by himself and a plow truck over here trying to do curbs because he can't find a skid steer and keep them together and keep the equipment the part of the job that it's intended for okay and your night will go a lot better teamwork and stick with your game work and just like a truck with a skid or whatever pieces of equipment you got out there seems to work pretty good something that runs curbs it's something that does the Big Lots okay great point okay those are good points all right so let's go see just some of the other guys and see if they've got any pro tips for you guys I think we got a lot of plowing we got nine inches of snow coming today the snow is snow yes this is the snowiest February in Minnesota history was getting worried like we're gonna get me snow this year and then go boom we got all of it all right let's go to some of the other operators and see what they got to say you [Music] Georgina's do I turned in I got a question for you the operators for new guys coming into the the guys yep learn yeah I know you have because I've watched you kind of transform right before my eyes yeah you're gonna give these guys some advice what would no matter what piece of you know attachment you're using whether it's a bucket yes I'd say or just keep the attachment always on because you'll get the most done don't defy what do you mean by to be the most productive and efficient keep the attachment on the ground okay so so don't travel living up to the air correct okay okay that actually makes…

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