My NX6010

[MinnesotaEric]

Well it snowed, so instead I went and played with a Kubota M135. Using a gear tractor for snowplowing kept me very busy in the operator's seat. My Kioti HST is much easier to use, but sadly, not as powerful as a crop row tractor like this Kubota. Anyway, here is a video I made from tonight's wee one or two inch snowfall.

 

[TSO]

Well it snowed, so instead I went and played with a Kubota M135. Using a gear tractor for snowplowing kept me very busy in the operator's seat. My Kioti HST is much easier to use, but sadly, not as powerful as a crop row tractor like this Kubota. Anyway, here is a video I made from tonight's wee one or two inch snowfall.

YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygHwl7l2d8M

Always fun to play with new equipment tho!

Me and Ken B2920 just played with a crazy HD snow box that he practically stole off CL...

His L3540: http://youtu.be/AdSMD08kd3E

Mine (he only took a short vid :-( )... http://youtu.be/yxir9jFUkM0

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Always fun to play with new equipment tho!

Me and Ken B2920 just played with a crazy HD snow box that he practically stole off CL...

His L3540: http://youtu.be/AdSMD08kd3E


Mine (he only took a short vid :-( )... http://youtu.be/yxir9jFUkM0

There is a certain symmetry in our videos: big snow, compact tractor; little snow, bigger tractor. Nice pusher plow, BTW.

HST tractors are so much nicer at the back and forth stuff, its not even a contest, and your videos really demonstrate just how much even a compact tractor can hustle.

Are any wheels filled on either tractor in your videos?

 

[TSO]

There is a certain symmetry in our videos: big snow, small tractor, little snow, bigger tractor. Nice pusher plow, BTW.

HST tractors are so much nicer at the back and forth stuff, its not even a contest.

Are any wheels filled on either tractor in your videos?

He's got rim guard in the rears of his Bota... Mine aren't filled, though I have 270# of wheel weights on each of the rear tires.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Don't forget to upload us some pics as you experiment Eric!

I had to kind of eyeball the angle when I took measurements because I didn't have a good reference. We'll cut one, get over to my tractor and make sure the angle of the grill reflects the angle of the headlights as well as confirming that we don't block the headlights with the grill insert.

 

[95ram]

I've thought of doing something with expanded metal for a grille guard.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

I've thought of doing something with expanded metal for a grille guard.

I'm thinking about cutting a company name and phone number into mine so people know who to call.

 

[ZAR2USA]

I'm thinking about cutting a company name and phone number into mine so people know who to call.

I second that, genius marketing ;-)

 

[Threepoint]

I'm thinking about cutting a company name and phone number into mine so people know who to call.

Yes! Also rivet a pocket for brochures to the side of the grille guard. Add a sign that says "Take One." That way you can also market your line of custom under-body armor accessories. :thumbsup: I'm only half kidding, BTW.

 

[Eric Salop]

Yes! Also rivet a pocket for brochures to the side of the grille guard. Add a sign that says "Take One."

:laughing::laughing::laughing:


Quality and clean design is all you need in the product Eric.
I'm sure you can get plenty of advertising into your youtube videos.