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SnowMageddon! Chapt 6. CHAOS!

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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This video showcases professional commercial snow plowing operations during a heavy snowfall event. It demonstrates the use of various heavy equipment, including pickup trucks fitted with different types of plows (e.g., straight, V-plow, wing plow) and skid steers with large pushers. The focus is on efficient snow removal techniques, equipment durability, and strategic coordination for clearing large parking lots, tight spaces, and managing deep snow drifts. Commentary provides insights into equipment performance and industry best practices.

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running carbine Western Wayne just falls off brand new 12 000 plow so I'm guessing you smacked the curb and it just went off pretty much getting my work out just getting the camera up there like Hills that's all ice up there when it's falling down the back of your neck if you're trying to do this [Music] oh yeah these things you can basically damn near running them into everything and they will bounce right back good evening kids in the next scene we're gonna see how many pieces of equipment we can fill into a really tiny lot why just because it looks kind of cool you guys wanted to see how these blades would perform in deep snow and so we went over to a lot that wasn't ours and the company hadn't showed up yet so it was the only place that we really had original Snow falling down so we had maybe seven to nine inches at that point but let's just show you how this thing rolls [Music] you ready Zach we're rolling [Music] thinking about going into the snow plowing industry there's four things you got to be good at one it really helps if you're good at running equipment number two is being fast at recognizing pattern number three is just showing up just being there consistently and reliably that's a huge part of it and number four if you can work long odd hours at the drop of a hat you calm so valuable but let's just go through some Lots these guys have never seen before and see what kind of patterns they pick and how they work in both teams and individually [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] foreign [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] thank you [Music] time to move the camera yes how are you doing good good getting my work out just checking the camera up them ice Hills that's all ice up there oh yeah oh yeah ice in here snow drifts John's taking a nap huh yeah he's uh he said he'd needed 20. I believe it I'll give him 40. yeah but yeah this parking lot's a blast oh you like it huh yeah but I'm learning we get up past 50 miles an hour this left wing will grow nice and far and keep taking half the play to have to play half a blade yeah good to know because I'm working on that side and I still haven't figured it out yeah I gave up on that so I decided to come down here and make more room because I couldn't back up that hole like I was on that side where you were until I cleared it and then I got in a fight with a big drift down this way that I had to bust up into pieces yeah sometimes you just need to change the pace yeah sometimes when you're just working in one spot over and over and over again you just need to go forget it I'll come back and get you later oh I know good stands handling that problem well I'm trying to I'm feeling good though for three hours of sleep I'm doing pretty good yeah that's kind of the benefit of being 28 years old or 29 years old too [Music] foreign [Music] works really good is if he goes in and edges out the lots see with that snow Wing he can articulate it left right he can put it forward in contain mode and he can put it backwards so that he can get a perfect blade to backtrack with and all he does is goes in and starts edging out all of the areas so that the bigger equipment can come in and efficiently move it out so let's just watch him work [Music] thank you [Music] then if support hasn't shown up by the time he's done edging it out he just goes into full push mode foreign [Music] job is to hog the snow out and the skid steers job at this point is just to focus on detail work and he should start to break off pretty soon and go to the back side of the building and start trimming that out so that as soon as the truck is done hogging this side out it can just go to the back and start hogging out there [Music] thank you foreign [Music] thank you thank you foreign [Music] foreign [Music]

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