Detaching SnoPower Salt Spreader Frame

we'll see that again in april ah that's the worst part about minnesota it's cold that's fine i don't care i don't mind the cold it snows i love the snow it makes me money but the lack of sun is what really bites oh let's talk about something that some guys have questions on tracks versus tires let's cover that actually i want to just tell you in order my preference first off you see those tires on that skid loader those are snow tires they're a thinner tire and they've got um a smaller tread pattern so they'll bite through the snow better and yeah that's good blade we'll we'll get to this so what did you have to do to get her to bolt in fine we just need to get up are you dropping the whole thing right out of the frame can't get her to go down watch your toes now so real quick blaine used to run the short iron but now he's going to be running the snow power so he's just kind of getting familiar with it and we've got two ways of getting the snow power out of the truck you're used to the other one so we've got two ways of getting the snow power out of the truck we want to remove the entire frame out because we've still got equipment to haul and so that means we disconnect it from the back no matter which way just go one way and it locks into the bed with four pins and then a pin on the hitch once we get all of that removed in theory it should separate yeah yeah that's what charges it up did we get that center one out it's out the pin is out okay so technically so you should be able to pull away that side though okay now you guys now you gotta go down down to go up down to go up up to go down it technically should drive out down to go up all right we're going down all right blaine you're good so now we're completely free of it and we can haul a trailer whoa whoa whoa