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Bigger isn’t better. #shorts #snowplow #loader

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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This video presents a comparative analysis of two different types of snow removal equipment: a large Komatsu WA270 wheel loader with a large plow and a smaller Kubota loader equipped with an Arctic Pusher. The video demonstrates how superior traction and specialized equipment design can lead to more effective snow clearing, even for a smaller machine, highlighting that bigger isn't always better for snow removal. This is a demonstration and comparison, not a DIY instructional project.

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bigger isn't automatically better this kamasu W 270 comes in at almost 30,000 lb with 150 horsepower but all of that power doesn't mean anything because it just can't get tracing let's watch this in natur next up same storm same day very different Road our little Kabota loader is set up much different than this big kamasu walk it comes in at less than half of the horsepower and almost a third of the weight but it's fundamentally set up different to designed to push snow it's a combination of traction plus Pusher gives us productivity this K cabota has a diff lock on it which is like having four-wheel drive for your motor plus this Arctic Pusher scrapes right down to the asphalt giving us much better traction and each tire on this machine

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